> Check out GOG.com if you want to avoid DRM entirely.
I already avoid most DRMs since they don't normally run on Wine/Proton.
(As mentioned, cracks are available and are legal to use for compatibility and archival; though developing nor sharing them is, go figure. Recent document about such circumvention exemptions: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2021-10-28/pdf/2021-2...)
The other thing is that I use mostly FOSS stuff so I don't normally have to worry about DRM breaking things or causing me issues.
>The DRM doesn’t provide any benefit… to you. It does benefit the developers and publishers.
That's cool. I don't run software on my machines, using my power, using my bandwidth, and hw resources to make publisher's/developer's lives easier. They want it? They can keep it.
It is a repository of scripts to automatically build Microsoft's 'vscode' repository into freely-licensed binaries with a community-driven default configuration.
Would you also consider Google search a recipe for stalking? It provides a larger set of results, but you can easily narrow down your results to social media sites...
It’s a tool, much like a knife is a tool. They can be used for good or bad. The tool is indifferent.
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Often you can find out what (if any) DRM is used before you purchase. Check out GOG.com if you want to avoid DRM entirely.