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... which is why the commentator said it was extrajudicial, not morally wrong. We collectively decide as a society what is and is not acceptable, and very often
by drekk 5y ago
... which is why the commentator said it was extrajudicial, not morally wrong. We collectively decide as a society what is and is not acceptable, and very often use any forms of social capital available to us in order to enforce those norms.
If you think this is not morally correct we could discuss it, but I don't think many people here will defend NVIDIA or proprietary drivers. Legality is a whole different box. Owning humans used to be legal, it's not the measuring stick we should be using as to whether something is right or wrong.