Every encryption/DRM scheme that the companies think up will inevitably be cracked/hacked. All they need to do is realize that and then they can save money instead of pursuing a futile effort. I, for one, would buy the stuff if it was worth the money they charge.
Maybe they could charge less if they didn't take the time or spend the money developing newer DRM?
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Every encryption/DRM scheme that the companies think up will inevitably be cracked/hacked. All they need to do is realize that and then they can save money instead of pursuing a futile effort. I, for one, would buy the stuff if it was worth the money they charge.
Maybe they could charge less if they didn't take the time or spend the money developing newer DRM?
Our gene pool can't be doing too well if people routinely add a "d" to the end of "an".
"Drivel". If you're going to mindlessly bash something, at least have the tact to use proper spelling/grammar, please.