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      <p>This site was hacked by the boys (and girls) of E-pRoM. Why? To make
        a simple statement. Keep the true human spirit. Keep life unpredictable.
        Keep life ALIVE.</p>
      <p>OK, so what do we have here? The mighty Comdex falls to a relatively
        small &quot;hacker group&quot;. Proof positive that even the Goliaths
        of our online world can fall to a &quot;David&quot; every once and a while.
        Another example of the gaping holes that exist in the internet's structure.</p>
      <p>The chances are, that you have paid a grossly inflated price for a software,
        or hardware, product simply because you WILL pay that amount. Computer
        software and hardware is worth billions, people. You ARE being ripped
        off. We have a situation in which software giants are slowly closing down
        your options as a consumer, just as your option of OS is pretty much decided
        for you before you even buy your box.</p>
      <p>MP3s, now here's a touchy issue for the powers that be. The giant record
        companies are pretty upset right now. Their little monopoly of not only
        the music market itself but the population's taste in music isn't just
        dwindling, it's being executed by the true human spirit. DON'T LET THE
        RECORD COMPANIES GET THEIR WAY. Don't let them crack down on MP3 distribution.
        MP3s are beautiful, they reward the intelligent and resourceful, and put
        an end to overpriced CD buying. Perhaps most importantly, they put an
        end to who, and what style, will be heard by the masses. Bands/DJs/Musicians
        no longer have to conform to the sellable qualities and styles that major
        record companies have imposed to ensure sales. Music is part of the human
        experience, share it, publish it for free, live free.</p>
      <p>Shoutouts to all those who converse with the |[Ep]| crew, both those
        who help us, and those who hinder. We're all playing the same game....
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      E-pRoM - To neglect and disturb.
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	<p>This site was hacked by the boys (and girls) of E-pRoM. Why? To make
	a simple statement. Keep the true human spirit. Keep life unpredictable.
	Keep life ALIVE.</p>
	<p>OK, so what do we have here? The mighty Comdex falls to a relatively
	small "hacker group". Proof positive that even the Goliaths
	of our online world can fall to a "David" every once and a while.
	Another example of the gaping holes that exist in the internet's structure.</p>
	<p>The chances are, that you have paid a grossly inflated price for a software,
	or hardware, product simply because you WILL pay that amount. Computer
	software and hardware is worth billions, people. You ARE being ripped
	off. We have a situation in which software giants are slowly closing down
	your options as a consumer, just as your option of OS is pretty much decided
	for you before you even buy your box.</p>
	<p>MP3s, now here's a touchy issue for the powers that be. The giant record
	companies are pretty upset right now. Their little monopoly of not only
	the music market itself but the population's taste in music isn't just
	dwindling, it's being executed by the true human spirit. DON'T LET THE
	RECORD COMPANIES GET THEIR WAY. Don't let them crack down on MP3 distribution.
	MP3s are beautiful, they reward the intelligent and resourceful, and put
	an end to overpriced CD buying. Perhaps most importantly, they put an
	end to who, and what style, will be heard by the masses. Bands/DJs/Musicians
	no longer have to conform to the sellable qualities and styles that major
	record companies have imposed to ensure sales. Music is part of the human
	experience, share it, publish it for free, live free.</p>
	<p>Shoutouts to all those who converse with the \|[Ep]\| crew, both those
	who help us, and those who hinder. We're all playing the same game....
	</p>
	E-pRoM - To neglect and disturb.
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