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> Torrents are dead, they said. Well....guess what, they're very much alive again. As a European I don't have access to Hulu, HBO etc. The Netflix catalogue ra
by teh_klev 8y ago
> Torrents are dead, they said.
Well....guess what, they're very much alive again. As a European I don't have access to Hulu, HBO etc. The Netflix catalogue range here is still a fraction of Netflix US. I doubt we'll see Disney for years to come, if at all.
So I'm back to the torrents again, despite wanting to pay for content. Maybe I sound like an entitled brat (I'm kinda not at 51), but I have the money burning in my pocket to pay for content (one-off rentals - I'm fine with that) and the studios still just don't seem to get it.
- dijit 8y agoChiming in as a 28 year old who was having a generally great time with iTunes, buying music and having it backed up in the cloud on by behalf was definitely something I enjoyed until Apple changed directions and kept pushing Apple Music. Now iTunes and my Music app are nerfed enough that I don’t buy music through my phone anymore. I’m happy to pay if it’s easy. But I would like to own access to my music/movies/tv. Even if it costs a bit more.