Exactly. The Right to Tinker needs to be fundamental, especially with consumer/hobbyist machines (as opposed to corporate/enterprise ones). Mechanisms to secure

Exactly. The Right to Tinker needs to be fundamental, especially with consumer/hobbyist machines (as opposed to corporate/enterprise ones). Mechanisms to secure and lock-down need to be opt-in (although it can and should be made very easy to use and seamless), and not the default, or the computer is just going to turn into a glorified TV, and not what it can be: an incredibly powerful tool.