• WashedOver
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      211 year ago

      In the end I was finally so PO’d with my Blu Ray needing to update copyright protections and download the latest trailers before doing anything I switch to having a PC connected to my TV instead and threw out the Blu-ray.

      I just wanted to sit down for a movie or dinner without screwing around or finishing my meal long before the movie even starts.

      With streaming services that came later it was much easier to do that again. However with the cable-ification of the streaming services that PC on my TV is looking pretty good again…

    • @samus12345
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      1 year ago

      YouTube videos aren’t paid products (and if you do pay there are supposedly no ads), so it’s not the same thing. But regardless, the frequency of the ads is insufferable!

        • @xenoclast
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          71 year ago

          We have an entire generation now that grew up seeing this happen everywhere. Its so blindingly obvious this is “just the way internet stuff works”

          • @[email protected]
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            11 year ago

            It was also the way that cable TV “worked”. Didn’t stop people from cutting the cord to get away. Didn’t stop the rise of the Ad-Blocker.

      • kase
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        81 year ago

        Kinda ironic that they put anti-piracy PSAs on DVDs. Like, you obviously bought the movie, but don’t you dare pirate it!