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17 Dec
2003
17 Dec
'03
11:17 p.m.
Someone recently told me that game manufacturers have stopped worrying about piracy. Why? Because most new games come on CD-ROM, and copying a CD-ROM is an expensive, time-consuming operation. Bulk duplication of CD's is substantially cheaper than one-off duplication, and since games are cheap, people will usually buy them rather than copy them.
you can duplicate a CD for about $2, in half an hour i've already encountered some copy-protected software (the CD duplicates don't work). my guess is we'll see a lot more of this
I'm unconvinced that there really is an Internet copyright problem
check out the "warez" newsgroups... peace, -landon