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6/14/2025, 1:04:57 PM
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I'm not sure how the hell you enforce royalties or patents besides praying whatever software is on the 3D printer can detect and trace illicit printing. Or how much money is made when in-universe open source shit exists, leaked from disgruntled employees and anyone with the right printing hardware can poof up a not!AK the game's datafiles calls high quality and widely used. It's like if the Luty was comparable to modern rifles and so easy to make anyone with a 3D printer could make it. Is any patent enforceable when even today people use AI to analyze art and plagiarize the style? Even if software exists to check for patents, what stops reverse engineering or attempts to tinker with a blueprint just enough to offset detection? What stops people from jailbreaking older and outdated 3D printers that are still good enough?
Whatever, it's just a game. But I can't help but wonder if companies make more money selling specific mixes for materials than the design itself. At least guns must be relatively cheap if high quality open source shit exists.
I'm not sure how the hell you enforce royalties or patents besides praying whatever software is on the 3D printer can detect and trace illicit printing. Or how much money is made when in-universe open source shit exists, leaked from disgruntled employees and anyone with the right printing hardware can poof up a not!AK the game's datafiles calls high quality and widely used. It's like if the Luty was comparable to modern rifles and so easy to make anyone with a 3D printer could make it. Is any patent enforceable when even today people use AI to analyze art and plagiarize the style? Even if software exists to check for patents, what stops reverse engineering or attempts to tinker with a blueprint just enough to offset detection? What stops people from jailbreaking older and outdated 3D printers that are still good enough?
Whatever, it's just a game. But I can't help but wonder if companies make more money selling specific mixes for materials than the design itself. At least guns must be relatively cheap if high quality open source shit exists.
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