> Conceivably, but 'what would be enforceable legally' is often a function of practicality and transaction costs I actually meant legally, not practically, tha

> Conceivably, but 'what would be enforceable legally' is often a function of practicality and transaction costs I actually meant legally, not practically, that's why I wrote "legally". As in, you could not convince a judge to decide in your favour. > DRM enforcement isn't isomorphic to legal enforceability, but it's a reasonably good approximation. Nope, it's absolutely not. How would you legally prevent someone from diagnosing and fixing their own tractor if there were no DRM to do it for you?