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They used it because it made content consumption possible. They did anything they could to get the content. There were all kinds of barriers: cables to connect
by calinet6 13y ago
They used it because it made content consumption possible. They did anything they could to get the content. There were all kinds of barriers: cables to connect your stereo (everyone did this), CD burning, file management, media players, corrupt files, bad connections, port forwarding details; the truth is it wasn't a great experience, it was simply possible for the vast majority of people to execute, and that was good enough.