RE: SunnComm to sue 'Shift key' student for $10m

["Exibar" <exibar () thelair com>]

well, I think it's rediculous.  What they are proposing the the removal of
our 1st amendment rights, our God Given Rights of free speach.

  It will be a very sad day if SunnComm wins this lawsuit.  Who will they go
after next, Encyclopedia Britanica for illustrating how a bomb works?  or
for illustrating our a lock works?  or for illustrating how a computer
works?

  I know, why don't they sue Microsoft for documenting how to shut off the
"auto-run" feature in Windows?  Why don't they sue Microsoft for documenting
how to kill a process from running?

  SunnComm and company are all idiots, the only thing that they are doing by
this lawsuit is pushing the same information that they don't want people to
know onto the nightly news so even our grandmothers will know how to shut it
off.
  I think SunnComm has an inferior product that they probably paid their
engineers millions of dollars to come up with only to have the workaround to
be to "jiggle the handle".  Yes, I intentionally used a toilet reference
because that's what I think of their product, let them sue me about that!

 Exibar


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Here's the SunnComm press release:

SunnComm CEO Says Princeton Report Critical of its
MediaMax CD Copy Management Technology Contains
Erroneous Assumptions and Conclusions

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/031009/95573_1.html

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