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I don't buy that argument, sorry. Because it requires something as anti-freedom as DRM to exist in the first place.
by gbuk2013 9y ago
I don't buy that argument, sorry. Because it requires something as anti-freedom as DRM to exist in the first place.
- SubiculumCode 9y agoYou would outlaw locks for the front doors of houses too?
- gbuk2013 9y agoNo, because physical goods and 0's and 1's are not the same.
- SubiculumCode 9y agoAll 0's and 1's occupy real electrons in real space. They are not part of the ether. You are making a distinction between electronic information and the physical that is artificially derived. I think perhaps you are saying that a pattern of information should not be locked up, but instantiations of a pattern can be.