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So you're saying no to DRM (which I fully agree on). But hen you seem to say DRM is fine if it makes products cheaper. That's basically you hopping onboard wit
by bjpbakker 9y ago
So you're saying no to DRM (which I fully agree on). But hen you seem to say DRM is fine if it makes products cheaper.
That's basically you hopping onboard with DRM. It's always the excuse of manufacturers that their DRM makes things cheaper or more secure (the latter is what Intel used on its ridiculous ME).
- kajecounterhack 9y agoIt's not drm if you're allowed by law to circumvent it when you know how. At that point it's obfuscation.