> You cannot stop hackers by doubling down on the very policies they seek to amend, You're assuming their goal is to "stop" every hacker, it's not. It's to se

> You cannot stop hackers by doubling down on the very policies they seek to amend, You're assuming their goal is to "stop" every hacker, it's not. It's to secure this revenue stream for ag tech farm manufacturers, which they've done. They don't care if a handful of hackers fix a few tractors; if any get too big the boot comes down hard and they're ruined by fines and jail time. These changes are meant to block serious competition, by ensuring the vast majority of farmers will need to get their stuff repaired in official shops, which they still will. >Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo could give a doctoral lecture on this On what? How to make tons of money all over the world for decades? Those are some of the most powerful and successful companies in history.