In his blog post, Tan defended the subscription-only licensing model, calling it "the industry standard."

“Industry standard” my ass.

If Adobe hadn’t started the trend by lusting after Blizzard’s subscription model and ultimately emulating it, we’d all be a lot better off.

Not to mention our wallets being eternally thankful.

What’s done in secret brings public shame. Those legislators are a disgrace.

Uhhh, once the door closes, HOW DO YOU KNOW IF A TRANS PERSON IS IN THERE?

Wouldn’t surprise me if they tried sending people with mirrors on sticks into johns, to save the children of course.

Buy the box set, rip it to .mkv, drop in Plex, rinse and repeat.

Oh, wait, this isn’t c/piracy?

Wait. Is that Ajit Pai on the right?

This explains the issue succinctly:

Discarded TV film was secretly salvaged from bins and skips by staff and contractors who worked at the BBC between 1967 and 1978, when the corporation had a policy of throwing out old reels.

Of course, now today’s suits just see £££ signs.

There’s enough content for me here, and metric FUCKTONS less toxicity; so there’s jackshit Spez could offer, to get me back.

BTW, I detest the repost bots linking directly back to that cesspool. At least provide archive links, just to fuck with Spez’s engagement numbers.

Four students and Satan, facing down the ISD. You GO guys!

End life time appointments, now. Pack the court, now. Pray some of those fuckers keel over, quick.

Fuck you bud, our unit was more productive remote and we had the metrics to prove it.

Unfortunately, data doesn’t trump tiny minds who need to manage people in person, or obviate the type of bullshit rumors billionaires and those invested in commercial real estate tend to peddle.

Just jail the fat, mouthy fuck and let him talk to the walls.

Still, a third of the country wants him back in the oval; proving once again, the power of propaganda.

Looking at you, Fox.