Alright, then emulation, cracks, and BitTorrent are fine. A company can steal the stuff I pay for legally, impose nasty DRM on my legal experience, limit my u

Alright, then emulation, cracks, and BitTorrent are fine. A company can steal the stuff I pay for legally, impose nasty DRM on my legal experience, limit my usage of it for arbitrary reasons, and they have the fucking audacity to tell me I can’t transfer shit when I fucking die? I have copies of books from the 1960s, and you know what’s cool about them? They still work. If I die I can give them away to someone, if I want to read them tomorrow that’s something I can just do. Did all the book companies just up and die because parents were able to leave books to their kids? That seems pretty unlikely.