> For Free Software hackers, the giants turning away from open standards, and towards DRM and abuse of the CFAA, is chilling. Every DRM needs two sides: A comp

> For Free Software hackers, the giants turning away from open standards, and towards DRM and abuse of the CFAA, is chilling. Every DRM needs two sides: A company implementing it and a mass of customers willing to tolerate it. The serious problem that I see is not the DRM itself, but the laws that prohibit people to develop and distribute cracks for the DRM.