While reading this, I went looking for the ZLL master key. What surprises me is that it got DMCA'd everywhere, including Hacker News:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9249841
And there was really no outrage about it. Very strange.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9249841
And there was really no outrage about it. Very strange.
Not arguing, just pointing out how there can be a DMCA request for something so small, citing copyright laws.
Reminds me of the AACS controversy when people starting printing keys of t-shirts, and illegal numbers were born.
4'33 is a recording of the audience, not silence. I studied it in a music class in school.
Cage's estate's infringement claim on "silence" was not upheld by a court.
The defendant on that suit put Cage's name on the album as a songwriter, of his own accord.