> And if people actually want to pirate your stuff, the DRM empirically isn't stopping them anyway. It's just a pointless farce. Indeed, if the past 30 years o

> And if people actually want to pirate your stuff, the DRM empirically isn't stopping them anyway. It's just a pointless farce. Indeed, if the past 30 years of digital piracy have taught us anything it is this. It should be obvious: it is impossible to both allow consumption of something while simultaneously preventing its duplication. All DRM does is make life worse for your customers.