• @CmdrShepard
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      351 year ago

      It’s almost as if we’re all different people.

    • @harpuajim@lemmy.ml
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      131 year ago

      We pirate because we’re selfish but use every excuse in the book to convince ourselves otherwise…

    • @kameecoding@lemmy.world
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      121 year ago

      I pirate because it’s more convenient, surprisingly I don’t pirate games and music because of steam and spotify, steam is just convenient, so is spotify it’s more convenient than fucking around with finding music you like

      movies/tv shows it’s more convenient to have my own plex server

    • @interceder270@lemmy.world
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      71 year ago

      Are you kidding me? I pirate because I’m not paying for a profitable product that I could otherwise get for free.

      If you want to line the pockets of executives and investors, go right on ahead. You have plenty of others to fit in with.

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          Profit is what’s leftover after everyone gets paid.

          Profit, by definition is excess.

          You might want to study some basic economics before you come across as being clever. You’re buying into rhetoric that exists to take advantage of your ineptitude.

          As Mark Twain once said, “it’s easier to fool a man than to convince him he’d been fooled.”

    • @Codilingus@sh.itjust.works
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      61 year ago

      Gaben himself in interviews says all data points towards the best way to combat piracy is by providing a good service/convenience. The biggest reason for piracy isn’t money, surprisingly.

      Personally I stopped sailing when streaming services just started. They were reasonably priced, they weren’t fragmented, and I could hop to another one for a month and catch up on their exclusives. Then they started becoming bastards in every single aspect of convenience and cost so back to sailing.