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this post was submitted on 16 Sep 2023
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I think the profit motive isn't the best at producing good quality artistic content; and I think people would still produce it without such a motive.
Mind you on paper I wouldn't even be against paying for a good movie, for example. But I want a .mp4 in x265, with subs, that I can store on my NAS and read with whatever open source software I want to use. None of the legal platforms offer that - piracy literally offers a better service, universally
Same goes for video games: I want a native binary that I can install, that does not phone home at all, and does not have DRM or require a launcher. Only a minute minority of games, even on gog, match those
I think that has already happened to be honest