I appreciate the many definitions of "hacking" and "turn on your defroster for 15 minutes" qualifies as a clever exploit. But at some point a bad product has t

I appreciate the many definitions of "hacking" and "turn on your defroster for 15 minutes" qualifies as a clever exploit. But at some point a bad product has to be called a bad product. A deterrent that can't deter anyone, but does less damage than a boot, is still useless, not better.