> This breaks down to we each get $.99 for a physical book and $.46 for an ebook.
Isn't this just a huge rip off of the authors. They'll probably make way more money if they did a humble bundle or just ask readers to pirate the book and send them a $5 in bitcoin or something.
How is this different from when AMD revere engineered x86 instruction set and made a processor that could execute that. I thought reverse engineering was specifically allowed legally.
Doesn't this PIN become a master password for all the websites at that point?