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@@ -10,7 +10,8 @@ more amusing!) by the fact that I was loaned a prototype of the new Simtec
 Can't wait until they're in production and available for sale...
 
 Basically, it's "just" a very high quality hardware random number generator
-that sits on a USB interface.  Associated with this is a small GPL'ed daemon 
+that sits on a USB interface.  Associated with this is a small MIT licensed
+daemon 
 that gets loaded along with some udev configuration (all in a Debian package
 in my case), such that any time you plug it in, your system available entropy
 goes way up and stays up until you unplug it.  It really is that easy!  My