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Why not just get everything on the high seas for free, instead of paying for used-bin stuff which is cheap but still costs something? I’m a huge cinephile with
by TFNA 4mo ago
Why not just get everything on the high seas for free, instead of paying for used-bin stuff which is cheap but still costs something? I’m a huge cinephile with a collection on my hard drives of ripped Blu-ray and DVD images, a number running now into the four figures, and I have almost never paid for a physical disc; I own something like 6 that are in a box somewhere.
- dylan604 4mo agoBecause within my job/industry, getting caught pirating would end my career.
- scheeseman486 4mo agoIt's interesting how attitudes towards this are so different across industries. Jeff Gerstmann is a fairly well known and well connected video game journalist and he straight up does streams where he plays emulators using romsets clearly downloaded from the internet.
- dylan604 4mo agoWhen an industry works directly for those rights holders, it's not that interesting of a difference compared to those to do not.
- scheeseman486 3mo agoFor fair amount of time Giant Bomb was owned by CBS and during that time I saw plenty of emulators getting used.
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