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I have the same. I rip DRM off of all content I have, both for futureproofing and to allow me to use the devices and playback software of my choice. I currently
by rbritton 7y ago
I have the same. I rip DRM off of all content I have, both for futureproofing and to allow me to use the devices and playback software of my choice. I currently have around 6 TB of content.
- lightweight2 7y agoI personaly prefer to have the old Hardware, too ^^. What is more fun; to set up an old windows XP-System to play Half-Life 2 in an original 'Setting', or to get a $30 Xbox360 to play in in um HD on your TV-Set (adding another maybe $2,-for the game-disc) ? 'And now for the real freaks' - 'What is a more comfortable-girlfriend-ready-solution ?' Hint: It took her about 10 hours to make her Half Life 2 walkthrough. P-: (I wasn't that good wayback...maybe there were some more levels... 'orange'?...heck who knows...) So is money the only real plain goal here, or may there are others, too ? (In case of visiting HN - also called the 'X-Files for computer', sometimes... (-; )
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- jjoonathan 7y agoMy PS4 "Pro" (lol) retroactively dropped support for my 4K monitor in a software update. I knew consoles were screwball, but that was special.
- vunie 7y agoI've been bitten by this with sony removing Other Os from PS3. I haven't bought anything "smart" from Sony since. Not phones, laptops, game consoles, TVs. Nothing. In fact, I don't think I bought anything sony since. When you take advertised features that your customers payed you to have, you're no longer a legitimate business. You're a thief.