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is it possible that drm and poo poo could make a comeback? I know the recording industry is gonna try and promote their point of view irt copyrights with him
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i wish they'd drm your posts
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intel trumpsted platform module
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sony cd copy protection (defeated with black marker) but with legislation
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Jan 16, 2017 08:08
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the black cds for the playstation were badass
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Jan 16, 2017 08:17
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the new thing will be to slowly corrupt your games with 99999 hp bosses and distort reality. like i was pirating 320 vbr ogg for my favorite song, disturbia by rhianna, and it went bum bum be-dum, then the next line was be-dum bum bum which i know is NOT correct. i looked it up and apparently this is the new riaaa version to destroy piracy by inducing prodomal shizophrenia. stay safe goons
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Jan 16, 2017 08:19
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esoteric drm
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Xaris posted:the new thing will be to slowly corrupt your games with 99999 hp bosses and distort reality. like i was pirating 320 vbr ogg for my favorite song, disturbia by rhianna, and it went bum bum be-dum, then the next line was be-dum bum bum which i know is NOT correct. i looked it up and apparently this is the new riaaa version to destroy piracy by inducing prodomal shizophrenia. stay safe goons not as advanced, but i was always wondering how difficult it would be for them to just watch the top five or ten torrent sites and then spam a bunch of counterfeit torrents. the schizo idea is cool and totally works afaik, though i still dont pay for music
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pram posted:esoteric drm handed down through generations
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Xaris posted:the new thing will be to slowly corrupt your games with 99999 hp bosses it's been done https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e91q5BtlxK0
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Jan 16, 2017 20:48
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build a firewall and make the pirate bay pay for it
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crusader_complex posted:not as advanced, but i was always wondering how difficult it would be for them to just watch the top five or ten torrent sites and then spam a bunch of counterfeit torrents. the schizo idea is cool and totally works afaik, though i still dont pay for music madonna posted:what the gently caress do you think you’re doing?
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Jan 16, 2017 21:05
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the psx cds were actually blue but a really dark blue
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Jan 16, 2017 21:44
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flakeloaf posted:build a firewall and make the pirate bay pay for it lol
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flakeloaf posted:build a firewall and make the pirate bay pay for it
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flakeloaf posted:build a firewall and make the pirate bay pay for it
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crusader_complex posted:not as advanced, but i was always wondering how difficult it would be for them to just watch the top five or ten torrent sites and then spam a bunch of counterfeit torrents. this used to happen occasionally on a tv show release/upload blog but idk if it was the media network itself doing it or just trolls doing it. they'd just replace the latest sony/nbc comedy show with 22 minutes of old, perhaps public domain films and spam various megaupload-y links to them
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my joke at brexit was that the brits would build a wall to keep the immigrants out and make the romans pay for it, but everyone probably said that
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flakeloaf posted:build a firewall and make the pirate bay pay for it
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echinopsis posted:the black cds for the playstation were piss
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That Robot posted:is it possible that drm and poo poo could make a comeback? I know the recording industry is gonna try and promote their point of view irt copyrights with him come back from what precisely? its complete success in all matters other than precisely music?
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drm hasn't been successful anywhere. what has been successful is making streaming cheap enough and easy enough to make it more attractive than piracy. that streaming services use drm is irrelevant both in that it has no impact on the success of the service and is incapable of preventing piracy. in fact, for streaming video services that provide TV releases same day as broadcast, they provide superior quality video with no ads to take out so they make piracy easier. the drm has no effect.
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Shaggar posted:drm hasn't been successful anywhere. what has been successful is making streaming cheap enough and easy enough to make it more attractive than piracy. that streaming services use drm is irrelevant both in that it has no impact on the success of the service and is incapable of preventing piracy. in fact, for streaming video services that provide TV releases same day as broadcast, they provide superior quality video with no ads to take out so they make piracy easier. the drm has no effect. shaggar was right unfortunately streaming is already starting to fall on its rear end as multiple streaming services spring up and each demand exclusive rights to content, and everybody's catalog shrinks (see: netflix). Streaming is cool and good but gently caress the prospect of having to pay for multiple/numerous streaming services
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Jan 20, 2017 18:49
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industry should just open a gazelle based tracker and charge for access / seedboxes. nerds on the internet are already dropping big $$$ on piracy, it isnt an issue of not paying anymore
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yeah the reluctance to pay is exactly this:COACHS SPORT BAR posted:Streaming is cool and good but gently caress the prospect of having to pay for multiple/numerous streaming services there are also loads of things you still cant get over streaming subs.
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Jan 20, 2017 18:58
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maybe i'm just an immoral person but i didn't feel remorse when downloading something the rights holder wouldn't/couldn't sell me img-theoatmeal.jpg etc
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:industry should just open a gazelle based tracker and charge for access / seedboxes. nerds on the internet are already dropping big $$$ on piracy, it isnt an issue of not paying anymore I'd pay for that problem is the numerous industry players would never come to a consensus on how to divvy up the profits, and I feel like they also don't like the prospect of customers having persistent copies of things anymore
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COACHS SPORT BAR posted:I feel like they also don't like the prospect of customers having persistent copies of things anymore Ding ding ding
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Citizen Tayne posted:Ding ding ding https://media.netflix.com/en/company-blog/downloads-make-it-even-easier-to-watch-netflix-on-the-go ?
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That's still completely under the control of Netflix and they can disable your media at any time. The future of media is pay-per-use. Comcast and friends are down with that beause once you're hooked, you get usage caps / metered service and they get a cut of every media use.
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you're right of course as usual, nothing says gently caress you quite like wrapping your whole collection of something inside a drm wrapper and then quietly going out of business
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This also ties into the teaser poo poo Amazon does, first season is free with Prime but you're paying per season or episode after that. The future will literally be that Philip K Dick novel where the protagonist had to put a quarter in his door to leave his apartment.
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COACHS SPORT BAR posted:shaggar was right Yeah, netflix was pretty drat good several years ago and there was almost no reason to bother with torrents or w/e anymore. Now its getting hacked up with nothing but direct2vhs sequels that you couldn't pay people to watch and some other garbage, maybe if your lucky there will be a random Season 3 out of X good show available. th ats why Netflix has been pushing original content, some of it pretty drat good actually so I can't complain about that but it does mean it'll eventually just be the Netflix Original Channel + garbage. i would be ok even paying 2x for additional netflix subscription if it meant i had access to the library they had like 4 years ago.
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Jan 20, 2017 19:31
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i just buy shows i like on dvd or bluray and then watch them
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flakeloaf posted:https://media.netflix.com/en/company-blog/downloads-make-it-even-easier-to-watch-netflix-on-the-go ? i don't know how persistent or permanent a cached DRM-encrypted file sitting on your mobile device's temp folder is
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it affords me time to attack it and turn it into a useful format i don't mean me personally of course, i am an average consumer
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