"romanticism" of not having to ask permission to watch
this post was submitted on 07 Jun 2025
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"Romanticism" of higher quality, too.
I would have zero problems buying the straight digital product at a much more reasonable price if it were drm-free. Is it romantic to want to be able to use what I bought how I want without worrying my license can be revoked on a corporate whim?
I switched back to buying physical copies because I got sick of having to pay for the same content repeatedly as it switched platforms and as much of the content that I wanted to watch became pay-to-view despite that I am signed up for practically every streaming service.