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As long as people reward these ridiculous solutions by paying for them, the corporations will continue deploying them.
by LeoNatan25 5y ago
As long as people reward these ridiculous solutions by paying for them, the corporations will continue deploying them.
- Cort3z 5y agoIsn't this move by Intel almost a counter attack on this drm situation. Essentially bricking all drm software.
- colonwqbang 5y agoIf they had wanted to show to everyone how futile the whole idea of DRM is, this would have been a great way to do it. However, I don't think Intel management is quite so self-aware.
- Enginerrrd 5y agoI think the big problem is that there are so many different forms of DRM, content media/formats, and playback devices that even a fairly educated and highly technically literate user can't be sure when they buy something about exactly when or how the DRM will rear its ugly head and bite them.
- matheusmoreira 5y agoYes! A friend of mine has an HDTV that simply won't work with any newer device. When I investigated the issue, I found out it was due to HDCP! Infuriating.