EPROM issues, who can burn?

From: Bruce Lane <kyrrin_at_bluefeathertech.com>
Date: Sun Oct 31 17:01:06 1999

At 12:08 31-10-1999 -0700, you wrote:

>Something has been rattling around my head and I have the urge to get it
>onto the ether (sorry I know it hasn't been a week yet, but the time did
>change).
>
>Somebody needs to set up an archival site for EPROM images, and we need to
>come up with a regular/practical method of getting data burnt into a chip
>for anybody that needs it.

        <snip>

        Great minds think alike. I'm in the process of doing EXACTLY this. The
kicker is twofold:

        1). USWorst, or some other carrier, needs to make DSL service available in
my area so I can put my domain on the air.

        2). I'm concerned about copyright violation, even on the older stuff. The
one thing I absolutely cannot deal with is a lawsuit!

>More thinking, we need to keep the site private, or upload only, with
>download permission only to selected individuals (who I would hope would
>keep a mirror of the site in case the main site had a problem).

        Ahhhhh... now THAT might get me around the copyright issues! Set it up
such that only the folks who own equipment that can use the images can get
to it...


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Received on Sun Oct 31 1999 - 17:01:06 GMT

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