To be fair, there is a reasonably transparent way to get around it. It's less convenient than typing "sudo" before a command, but it's not the same as having to

To be fair, there is a reasonably transparent way to get around it. It's less convenient than typing "sudo" before a command, but it's not the same as having to bypass DRM or some other scheme that's truly designed to prevent you (the person) having access. What I worry about is my ability to keep up with the details of what I can do when and whether this is a trend that will get worse.