That raises an interesting point. DVDs are encrypted, but for all intents and purposes are DRM-free these days because the code to decrypt them was released decades ago. Bluray is somewhere in the middle, the encryption being crackable but still needing some effort when a new disc with new keys is released.

From a right to repair standpoint, is it allowed to have some encryption that might prevent casual copying or cheating, but is also easily bypassed by repairers and archivists?

My first thought was that it is most likely an attempt to block exploits. The original Switch was exploited via flaws in external interfaces, so locking them down as much as possible is the obvious response.

I don't like it. They leach off our gravity.

"These freeloader comets need to be deported back to their home star! This is Sparta! I mean Solar System! Other stars are not sending their best comets; these comets have mental, have virus, catastrophe our grammar, flatten dogs and cats, and nobody wants them! If you think the Dino's had it bad! At least Dino's gave us gasoline, God's Liquid Gold [sniff].

They are poisoning the ions and isotopic ratios of our system, damaging our prosperous pro-Solar culture! Even Jupiter wants to leave now! We cannot even tell the gender of these degenerate lumps, so sad. I and I alone have the power and means to stop this horrendous invasion of these unwanted shit-hole clumps of useless dust and smelly gas. Make the Solar System Great Again! [claps]

I never said that.

I hate the fucking ads. They're one reason, among many, to avoid going, and if you do go, to go some 20-25 minutes late.

The only problem with going late is that you do take some risk with there being a long line to get popcorn. Fortunately, I haven't seen that in the last few movies I went to.

Well, it makes things interesting, that's for sure.

I prefer the political world as it was at the height of the Cold War though.

Sure it is.

Probably one of the reasons the person is no longer an employee with that company.

Harassing people MAY POSSIBLY be a crime, depending on the circumstances.

As for proper countries...,they don't throw people in jail for expressing an opinion.

... transparency solved!

History teachers can get arrested in FL for pointing out LGBTQ+ people exist.

'Murican English is best, everyone says so, believe me!

That's why they need to keep the birthrates up.

The same people claiming birth-dearth doom are booting out established families. They are morons, bigots, or both.

... how perverse!

What part of "employee" is not clear?

Except, none of those things are crimes, so why would you go to prison for doing those activities?