

So, bluray is stepped on and controlled by Netflix as you claim, WHY KEEP MAKING THEM. Make something better and break from their control.
Where did I say that Netflix controls Blu-Rays?
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So, bluray is stepped on and controlled by Netflix as you claim, WHY KEEP MAKING THEM. Make something better and break from their control.
Where did I say that Netflix controls Blu-Rays?


Whats EuroFlash/EuroDisk?
And I don’t cling to last years tech, CDs are just as useful as they were back in the days and new are produced every day. My HiFi from years ago still works and is user serviceable (something modern Companies highly oppose to) so if DRM and non-user-serviceable appliances is the way of the future then I wont take part in it.
Bluray was good, but it has some fairly big limited for today’s media.
And why is that? Because Netflix and other Publishers DON’T WANT US TO OWN THINGS, they want us to subscribe to their mediocre services.


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You can lay down rail tracks…


CD on Life Support? And Blu Ray isn’t wound down, just because Sony demands it.
https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2026/11/13/cd-sales-trickle-upward-2026/
People still want to own things.
Maybe we should assist them at holding their breath.
And all we had to do, was not giving this communication to a central authority like Microslop. Will our CTOs ever learn?


No, I shot Charlie Kirk.


This is a damn shame :(


Especially today in this fecked up chip shortage also caused by Google.

Billionaires have myriad investments because,
no they do it for the tax deductibles.
very nice.
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Because Merz (probably still on Blackrock’s payroll) doesn’t like what his Buddy Trump doesn’t like.
did not?
The thing is that Netflix and co withhold dvd and blu-ray releases (I mean of course they would as they do profit highly by being exclusive streaming platforms)