From: ank@spamfence.net   
      
   On Sun, 18 Feb 2024 18:21:10 -0000 (UTC), Kalevi Kolttonen wrote:   
   >   
   > The so-called Woke folks are keen on banning   
   > music and movies that we like. I'm now wondering   
   > when will the ROR movement happen?   
      
   It was supposed to happen 1975 with the introduction of the 6502, but   
   then didn't happen due to a bug. Thus it happened early 1976 in a   
   revision of said CPU.   
      
   > "ROR" stands for "Restore Our Rights" and could   
   > be the battle cry of the Copyright Mafia.   
      
   No, it stands for ROtate (bits) Right.   
      
   > The ROR folks might join forces with The Woke movement and start   
   > persecuting retrogaming fans.   
      
   Commodore didn't knew what woke means.   
      
   > Did you know that Copyright for Mickey Mouse   
   > has now expired and companies like Disney do not   
   > like that at all?   
      
   Oh, you're not talking about CPUs. ;-)   
      
   Well I don't know for "Restore Our Rights". They'd probably need to have   
   the power to change expiration laws. As far as I can tell not even the   
   mighty Disney company was able to prevent Steamboat Willy from falling   
   into public domain earlier this year.   
   --   
   Andreas   
      
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