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You are obviously correct that taking away the ability to exploit code will impact "good" hacks as well as "bad" ones. However, I'd rather be able to install a
by MattPalmer1086 5y ago
You are obviously correct that taking away the ability to exploit code will impact "good" hacks as well as "bad" ones.
However, I'd rather be able to install an OS I want without needing to hack the software in the first place. We need a "right to modify" alongside other issues like "right to repair".