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<blockquote data-quote="BryonD" data-source="post: 1592040" data-attributes="member: 957">Just how much wiggle room do you need in &quot;completely&quot;?&nbsp; I mean, how many cracked copies need to be out there before it makes no difference?&nbsp; I really thought we just covered the whole proof thing.&nbsp; I agree that you can deny reality until the end of time.&nbsp; It won't change for you.&nbsp; You simply demonstrate that you are ignoring data when you reach your conclusions.&nbsp; That is certainly your option.&nbsp; But you have to accept that the way people look at your opinion will be colored by that.So if everybody had the exact same lock on their car and it was common knowledge how to pick that lock in 10 seconds, this would be of no significance to you?You're point seems to be the common knowledge that security is not really prevention, but rather a deterence.&nbsp; But you are ignoring that degree of deterence is a very significant factor. Cars can be borken into in seconds by &quot;clever&quot; crooks.&nbsp; Well, cars are immeasurably better protected than DRM-pdfs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BryonD, post: 1592040, member: 957"] Just how much wiggle room do you need in "completely"? I mean, how many cracked copies need to be out there before it makes no difference? I really thought we just covered the whole proof thing. I agree that you can deny reality until the end of time. It won't change for you. You simply demonstrate that you are ignoring data when you reach your conclusions. That is certainly your option. But you have to accept that the way people look at your opinion will be colored by that. So if everybody had the exact same lock on their car and it was common knowledge how to pick that lock in 10 seconds, this would be of no significance to you? You're point seems to be the common knowledge that security is not really prevention, but rather a deterence. But you are ignoring that degree of deterence is a very significant factor. Cars can be borken into in seconds by "clever" crooks. Well, cars are immeasurably better protected than DRM-pdfs. [/QUOTE]

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