> Copying this to a new tape or adapting it for use on a disk-based system is straightforward. The easiest way to make a copy is to simply copy both stages to

> Copying this to a new tape or adapting it for use on a disk-based system is straightforward. The easiest way to make a copy is to simply copy both stages to a new tape, without modifying either. At first I thought: So where is the copy protection? It will just prevent people who don't have double deck cassette player from copying it? You can easily write a routine to read the tape, buffer it to memory and play it back anyways." The point is: copying with a double deck system will degrade the audio so that it won't work after a few generations and writing a low level routine to buffer the tape and then play it back will make copying it only feasible to dedicated hackers. Clever.