4Chan has continued to troll the UK government and Ofcom after they hit the website with fines of over $800,000, and they’re answering with more AI hamsters.
We got to this point by the US ruthlessly negotiating every trade deal to give its copyrights global supremacy.
This is a big problem for reverse engineering things like servicing your John Deere tractor, of interest to countries with citizens that eat food.
People are catching on, though; eventually, one country is to going to step out of this US-enforced system and there will be a legal place to hack your car so you can use the seat warmer without paying a subscription.
We got to this point by the US ruthlessly negotiating every trade deal to give its copyrights global supremacy.
This is a big problem for reverse engineering things like servicing your John Deere tractor, of interest to countries with citizens that eat food.
People are catching on, though; eventually, one country is to going to step out of this US-enforced system and there will be a legal place to hack your car so you can use the seat warmer without paying a subscription.
there will always be places where people can assemble and share info. whether that be on the light or dark web.