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if you cant hold it your hands, you don't own it. used dvd and bluray on ebay are cheaper anyway. another underutilized resource - the public library - mine h
by bogometer 2mo ago
if you cant hold it your hands, you don't own it. used dvd and bluray on ebay are cheaper anyway. another underutilized resource - the public library - mine has a huge catalog of movies you can borrow for free.
- naravara 2mo agoIf you can hold it in your hands you still might not necessarily own it. Remember DivX? (The medium, not the codec).
- ssl-3 2mo agoRemember Meraki?
- teroshan 2mo ago> another underutilized resource - the public library As an indication of where things are going on this front, from the same publisher: Sony announced that games are not going to get distributed as physical copies anymore. So no new video games to be borrowed from public libraries, and even if you can borrow older games the new Playstations probably won't even have a disk tray to read them. Whatever your stance on video games being something that is worth having in a library is, if they could get away with it that's probably their ideal end game for movies as well.
- inigyou 2mo agoTime for libraries to start carrying hard drives full of pirated copies, I guess.
- gibberish678678 2mo ago[dead]
- bellowsgulch 2mo agoIf someone can take it away from you after you've paid for it.* Physically holding things in the digital age, where someone can remotely change your software, or render it unusable, isn't true ownership.