2y ago

Piracy Is Completely Justified: Louis Tries NetFlix & Remembers Why

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Is paying isn't owning, then pirating is just borrowing.
Edit : Oops ....made the is, isn't
- You’re not really taking anything from anyone. They still have it.
  You could say that you took a sale from them but if the only option is to purchase, they would not get a sale from me.
  If they would have, they did.
  
  They should consider piracy free advertising!
Having recently set sail again after a more than a decade-long hiatus, I am definitely having a much better experience. All streaming services have been booted, and my TV has been disconnected from the internet. Replaced with a mini-PC running Linux and serving Jellyfin (and Freetube for accessing YouTube ad-free). Still have an active Spotify subscription, but I am already using it a lot less than before. Will be phasing it out as my music collection becomes more complete. Purchased my first albums from Bandcamp recently - first direct purchase of music in over a decade. Bad timing with the Bandcamp acquisition though, hoping it doesn't go tits up, and if so - here's hoping to a good alternative to get proper ownership over DRM-free music while giving me an opportunity to pay and support those musicians I like who are not already filthy rich.
- For music you could try collecting Vinyl. No DRM can take that away from you.
- What do you use to torrent? Do you have any recommendations to do this safely?
  
  TOR browser and a decent VPN.
  Personally use Nord VPN but guessing from how infrequently it gets recommend by folks on lemmy I'm guessing it's not the best.
And intellectual property is no property!
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- I’ll do you one better,
  https://odysee.com/@rossmanngroup:a/piracy-is-completely-justified-louis:f
  
  Good bot
- Good bot
The entitlement is real. Stick to right to repair.
- As I'm reading through comments posted by user you replied to, hes one of: a troll, a corporate bootlicker, or just so fucking dumb, my already smooth brain got even smoother just by reading their opinions. Anyway, I recommend blocking him
- Is it entitlement to expect to get what was advertised from a service you pay for? If they advertise $x/month for 4k and you pay them $x/month and get 720p, that seems like a very legitimate complaint to me.

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