| ▲ | NoMoreNicksLeft 2 hours ago | |||||||
>Because you own the physical medium, but the data encoded on it is still copyrighted Yes, and it turns out I also own the hard drives that it's stored on. The thumb drives. The SSDs. And there is no copyright police in my utility room. But there is a Plex server. The "Netflix sucks and I don't have enough control over my shows" problem was solved years ago. Seriously, you can stream this to any device you own, whether you're at home or in some hotel a continent away. You can stream it for your friends. >I spent 3 years personally backing up my wife's 1400 DVDs, because with that many of them, at some point the discs are bound to go bad. I made a list of our DVDs, then gave them away and spend a few weeks downloading those. In many cases, like Star Trek TNG, I ended up getting improved versions... god help me, interlace comb. | ||||||||
| ▲ | fhn an hour ago | parent [-] | |||||||
So if I rent out the device that I own, I can make $$? Also, the everybody is my friend. $$$$. | ||||||||
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