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US government agencies demand fixable ice cream machines
(arstechnica.com)
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It's a bit ridiculous that the DMCA is being used to prevent people from repairing their equipment in the first place.
Not just a bit. It's late stage capitalism dystopian hellscape kind of ridiculous.
Man there sure are a lot of late stage capitalist dystopia nightmare hellscape things happening these days.
Sure is good that we don't live in one of those, right fellas?
The DMCA is an infringement of property rights (actual ones, not Imaginary Property "rights" that are actually just temporary privileges) and should not exist at all.
Not really particularly ridiculous. It's exactly the kind of evil it was designed for. Just a broader application than advertised.