>
> So could you ask the question a little more blunt?
>
> "Gee, I am trying to break a US Law on content protection, would you be my
> enabler? Don't worry, it only effects the US, and we are in a public
> forum. Also, do you prefer gray or black in your future pin stripped
> suit?"
Unless the rules have changed VERY recently, making a copy of legally
owned music for personal use, such as in the car, MP3 player, etc, is
called "fair use" and is totally legal.
I have no problem with copy protected CDs, as long as they are labeled
clearly so you know they aren't in CDDA *book format.
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