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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink4•1 year agoExactly. Optical discs still have data that can be ripped (In some countries it’s explicitly legal to keep a back up). You have something tangible you can keep.
minus-square@nomouslink3•1 year agoPhysical copies and offline installers are the only way you can ever have your own archive of something these days.
Exactly. Optical discs still have data that can be ripped (In some countries it’s explicitly legal to keep a back up). You have something tangible you can keep.
Physical copies and offline installers are the only way you can ever have your own archive of something these days.