I'm pretty sure it's perfectly legal to reverse engineer system cores, otherwise companies like Analogue would already be sued out of existence.
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Very few folks would even get past the .rbf file format if we are being honest with each other. https://www.emsec.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/media/attachments/files/2014/11/MA_Swierczynski.pdf …pic.twitter.com/UZJ1jMoVRR
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Nice to see people talk shit and not tag... https://misterfpga.org/viewtopic.php?p=27951#p27951 …
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Whoever this aberu is has a lot of time in hand and basically talks shit.
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Jotego holds onto these cores for only a small amount of time and then he releases them for free to the public …. Which is not DRM. You are paying to support his work and be a beta tester. They are upset because they aren’t patient and want everything right now … for free
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And its not like he asks for much. It costs only like $30 a year to support Jotego and get beta core access. I was going to support JT regardless, so getting beta core access was just a nice bonus.
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The stench of a very specific & curated style reeks through all that particular sock puppets words.pic.twitter.com/5EpIzJbGyh
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Yeah bro, I had to cut the spigot off! Too many bad opinions out there, and too many wrong ones as well.
Gràcies. El Twitter ho farà servir per millorar-te la cronologia. DesfésDesfés
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Sembla que triga molt a carregar-se.
És possible que el Twitter hagi assolit el límit de capacitat o que experimenti una sobrecàrrega momentània. Torna-ho a provar o vés a l'estat del Twitter si en vols obtenir més informació.