I am on the belief that once I buy something, let's say Spiderman No Way Home, on streaming services, I am entitled to download it offline from anywhere for my own Jellyfin.

No one, or even biggest corp, can change my view.

Steam has never tried to battle piracy head on, yet it succeeds. Please take note, Netflix, it is your card to lose.

What you say is exactly what I feel.

When I pay for a service, as long as I abide by the ToS, service provider should give me their products in full.

Your protection should not violate my right.

I bought Ioniq 5. No subs no bullshit and EV (no frozen shit like in a non tropical countries).

Love this car.

Got 8 years of battery warranty 😀

Besides, if it fails royally because of design issue, there are more than few fails like in the article.

I switched after Dropbox lost over 2TB of my data.

How? Randomly gone? Hard to believe that.

Agreed. Price increase is normal inflation is everywhere.

The number of insane limitations they impose is not acceptable however.

With Synology and QNAP for example, what we get in exchange for our money is support and stability. Also, both make durable hardware, my old QNAP still running after 10 years. And still supported!

I sue everyone in Muricaland that enables tech to pirate. Including ISPs and record labels themselves they are the content providers.

This guy defends criminal. What an idiot.