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It's designed to make watching movies easy, as the current solutions are all subpar. But piracy isn't the goal, it's just the only existing method to make the
by kaonashi 13y ago
It's designed to make watching movies easy, as the current solutions are all subpar. But piracy isn't the goal, it's just the only existing method to make the functionality work.
- untog 13y agoYou didn't really refute any point he made, though. Whether or not piracy is the goal, piracy is the outcome.
- higherpurpose 13y agoSo then we should ban the torrent protocol, too? Out of curiosity, do you support banning all guns, too? Because clearly people are dying because of them.
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- untog 13y agoI just downloaded PopcornTime. Take a look at the view I get when loading for the first time: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wbp576ynkmnlnlj/Screenshot%202014-03-12%2015.59.54.png https://www.dropbox.com/s/wbp576ynkmnlnlj/Screenshot%202014-... There is a world of difference between the torrent protocol and this.
- api 13y agoIf there were any easy way to unlock and start any car, it would sure be easier to just grab one off the lot than to go through the annoyingly slow lines at car rental agencies.
- harlanlewis 13y agoYour sarcastic reply is actually the world today, and it's terrific. I can use my phone to unlock a large number of cars within a few blocks of me and drive wherever I want.
- FireBeyond 13y agoWhat you’re talking about and music distribution have in common is this: the provider gets paid. Terrific services often have costs, and/or require someone to be compensated for their efforts. Unless, of course, Zipcar et al now have free accounts, right?
- jack-r-abbit 13y agoThere are current solutions that are just as good at letting you "watch movies." What you actually find to be "subpar" is the timeline for current movies to become available on those other solutions. So this has little to do with a lack of good tech and mostly to do with people not wishing to be held to the content owners desired timeline. EDIT: switched words (nothing/little and only/mostly) to avoid absolutes.