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Yeah but thats not the parent's point. The problem isn't a lack of ability to play .swf files, it's about the user's control over his machine
by voldacar 6y ago
Yeah but thats not the parent's point. The problem isn't a lack of ability to play .swf files, it's about the user's control over his machine
- protoman3000 6y agoCan you on your own machine run your own bootloader and execute whatever instruction you would like to execute? If yes, what’s your point?
- EvanAnderson 6y agoFor an increasing number of devices the answer to your first question is no. We've already normalized the idea that a significant market percentage of small-form-factor battery-operated general purpose computers don't actually belong to the people who bought them. We're a hair's breadth away from normalizing that idea with personal computers.