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From: <thomas@inorbit.com> Understood, agreed, all well and good, etc., etc. But that still evades the question that was asked which was what's the difference to the customer between a software and a hardware limitation? Neither cost nor effect would be different (assuming precise engineering of course). The limitation would exist either way. So, ??? Does it actually matter what the mechanism is? ===> hardware you own and can tinker with anyway you want. software you only license and is subject to all kinds of prohibitions.
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