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This is sure full of fail, especially the grammar and errors. Just how they missed half of the images tells enough. I guess TI had this written by a random employee or something, using the key factoring DMCA notice and modifying it. It reminds me also when TI continued to send DMCA notices despite the EFF countering them. I wonder if we decided to host the keys if TI wouldn't decide to send another notice to us even if the whole thing was solved half a year ago?At least I am glad they sent the DMCA directly to me instead of my hosting provider, though. Otherwise, I am afraid of what would have happened...They should maybe spend more effort in making their Nspire OSes more programmable and open to third party dev and try harder to fix the bugs in the 84+ OSes before releasing them
Since his notice had the wrong date on it, you can discard it, I think. It is of no legal value. Of course, I'm not a lawyer, so don't take my word for it.Edit: unless, of course, it's a joke and you fooled us all.