I'd rather live in a world where the concept of "copyright" doesn't exist at all. Unfortunately we don't live in that world and art can be exchanged for money. As such, let's stick to trying to keep people from starving rather than pretending this is fine because the concept of capitalism is inherently broken, mkay?
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When you would low-key judge your friend's parents level of tech-savvyness by noting if their VCR was always flashing 12:00
When you would low-key judge your friend's parents level of tech-savvyness by noting if their VCR was always flashing 12:00
There are Genz who are older than the DVD. I'm certain that the majority of them would know what a VCR is. Unless they were very rich, they still watched movies on tape when they were little. That's before we talk about how the VCR//DVD combo unit was the most popular option well into the DVD life cycle because most people didn't want to re-buy what they already had on tape. VCR didn't really die until Blu-ray kicked it off the combo unit with the DVD which wasn't until like 2007. Some of them were in middle school by then
For over a century, a U.S.-Canada cross-border library used a single entrance. Now, the U.S. says Canadians must build their own.
I mean, I get the idea that it's easier to do this sort of thing at scale with this technology, but there are already entire sophisticated corporations overseas dedicated solely to phishing at scale already using ultra cheap labor so like ... Is anything really going to change other than those scam companies going out of business due to grassroots competition? I don't really see how this changes anything other than the labor budget of phishing companies.
Yeah. Not even Texans buy that crap. The only way out of the US for any state is through an ocean of blood.