Wasn't that the same technique that caused StarForce DRM to destroy the CD drive? When reading the fuzzy bits, the drive's firmware notices that it is getting

Wasn't that the same technique that caused StarForce DRM to destroy the CD drive? When reading the fuzzy bits, the drive's firmware notices that it is getting different values each time, and slows down its read speed to compensate. This happens many times, with no way in the firmware to reset the read speed, resulting in a useless drive.