| ▲ | mttpwll an hour ago | |
No, it’s not creative at all, it’s what happened — I have first hand experience to corroborate this. Regardless, at least in the US, not only are software-based ToS becoming unenforceable, but there’s a large upswing towards “right to repair” legislation, which, I think, is what you’re arguing against here… and I really think you’re going to be on the wrong side of history with your current line of thinking (despite what Bambu Labs does). | ||
| ▲ | parasubvert 43 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
> No, it’s not creative at all, it’s what happened — I have first hand experience to corroborate this. As do I.... and I disagree. I think Bambu has been well behaved, and the "community" have largely been acting like entitled juveniles. > not only are software-based ToS becoming unenforceable Eh? The opposite is true. > I really think you’re going to be on the wrong side of history with your current line of thinking I'm on the side of history that is called "reality", not wishful thinking from people rationalizing their copyright violations. But, your argument isn't with me, it's with the legislators you claim are, any day now, going to let you run roughshod over copyright. Make it so! Except for , you know, companies you don't like.... (eg. AI companies) then copyright really matters and must be strictly enforced! | ||