If you want to be just like the MPAA, and I know you all do, you can now “own” your own 128 bit integer. Or at least you can own it in the same way that the MPAA claims they own it. This site will generate a random 128 bit integer, encrypt a copyrighted Haiku with it, and then deed the number back to you. You don’t actually get a copyright on either the number or the haiku, but the process makes your number an illegal circumvention device under the DMCA.

I’ve created my own number, which is 9B-9E-E7-B6-51-C5-68-4B-DA-16-2A-8A-FC-3D-92-65. I will be doing regular Google searches and be sending out Cease and Desist letters if I find it used anywhere else!

When I grow up I want to be a Draconian copyright association.

Oh by the way, if you’re curious "the number" has surpassed 1,730,000 hits on google. My number still has no hits. :->

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