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Why the Dying DVD Business Could Be Headed for a Resurrection

4 pointsby adrian_mrdover 1 year ago

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MrVandemarover 1 year ago
Living somewhere were streaming usually winds up being low resolution or full of frustrating pauses for re-buffering, I do appreciate physical media (except where it is region locked: aaargh! How is it possible to buy something that you can&#x27;t actually play?)<p>It depresses me, however, how much space it takes up, and how much plastic it is.<p>When we lose physical media, with the DRM and &quot;you don&#x27;t own it&quot; mentality, we are largely at the mercy of the corporations. In that regard, I do highly respect pirate archivist sites for preserving access to these works. You&#x27;d never be able to see the original Star Wars without Lucas&#x27; senile CGI grafitti without them.