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That #1 and #3 is "acceptable" is simply because there are no (legal) alternatives.
by tjoff 9y ago
That #1 and #3 is "acceptable" is simply because there are no (legal) alternatives.
- kelnos 9y agoI'm not really sure what you're looking for, then. Your wish for the ability to "legally pirate" content makes no sense, since by definition that's an oxymoron.
- tjoff 9y agoWhat I'm saying is that pirating is still much more convenient and results in a vastly superior experience than paying. Which is rather sad.
- kelnos 9y agoI don't agree with that. I'm a technically inclined person who has in the past done a ton of pirating, but nowadays I will always reach for a legal streaming service first. I actually do find, say, using Netflix much more convenient than firing up a usenet or torrent client and pulling down a video that takes 5-10 minutes to download. And that's just me. The masses of non-tech-savvy people out there don't want to deal with pirating things. For these people, paid services are far, far superior.