I've commented this here before and it's worth repeating again. Any time at all no matter what digital good you're buying (especially movies and ebooks), strip

I've commented this here before and it's worth repeating again. Any time at all no matter what digital good you're buying (especially movies and ebooks), strip the DRM if at all possible, by any means possible (fuck the laws that prohibit this, they wholeheartedly deserve to be ignored for personal use) and find a way to truly own your work. If a seller claims they sold something to you, it should be yours for as long as you want to keep it with absolutely no bullshit like this making the idea of ownership into an insulting joke forced upon people as if they were idiots. The sad thing is that many people seem to act like exactly what these companies consider them by actually trusting to never lose access to their archives of "owned" content. Apparently, it's "just convenient". Not so much when you suddenly lose it to corporate shittiness.