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Netflix pays fixed licensing fees, giving them money certainly isn't going to do much to help those lighting technicians and sound engineers very much. Perhaps
by ryanl0l 10y ago
Netflix pays fixed licensing fees, giving them money certainly isn't going to do much to help those lighting technicians and sound engineers very much.
Perhaps those lighting technicians and sound engineers should just leave the industry that insists upon making it ridiculously difficult to give them money, if I want to get a high quality digital copy of a movie or TV series the only option is logging into BTN or PTP and grabbing a bluray remux.
Hell, often these communities have content available at a significantly higher quality than any of the official releases. See DIMENSIONs 20GB mad men episodes for example.
I personally just frequent the cinemas, and try to pay for the few TV series that I can, despite it often being impossible here.
- goldbrick 10y ago> ryanl0l Oh cool, nice sock puppet.
- ryanl0l 10y agoAs if that's not intentionally completely obvious? I've never voted on anything on this account, or on anything posted by this account. Anyhow, if you find my behaviour disagreeable may I suggest shooting an email to hn@ycombinator.com
- goldbrick 10y agoOh, do tell me more about how blatantly different "ryanlol" and "ryanl0l" are and how it telegraphs your intentions transparently. If you never vote with this account or on anything posted by this account then... what's it for?
- ryanl0l 10y agoFor, you know, commenting?
- goldbrick 10y agoUmm, you know, you're already commenting with your other sock puppet?
- ryanlol 10y agoI don't see what's wrong with that, nor do I understand why you seem to be so upset over it. People having multiple accounts here is hardly a new thing (throwaways are all over the place), nor does it seem to be frowned upon unless abused. Hell, even pg had multiple accounts. Anyhow, we should probably continue this conversation over email instead, there's an address on my profile.