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yes, just like with an open source browser you can remove password requirements on login pages... oh right. requiring some kind of credential, even if it's bas
by magicalist 15y ago
yes, just like with an open source browser you can remove password requirements on login pages... oh right.
requiring some kind of credential, even if it's based on some bullshit notion of a "secured" system, is independent of the "openness" of the system.
In fact, your post is the same kind of ambiguous use of the "open" in "open source" that continuously comes up in these conversations. just...stop it.
- ent 15y agoBut drm is not similar to a password the client doesn't know. In drm the client has to know the password, it's the user that's being kept in the dark. If you have total access (source) to the drm system you can always modify it to report that the system is secure.