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lol, this will just go down the prop 65 route: everything has a warning and no one's the wiser

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:marseydisagreesuperspeed: Most people don't understand they own nothing yet. The redbox people were melting down when the curtain got pulled back on what exactly their purchases meant and I assume others are the same.

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I feel like when they cant say purchase anymore people will actively seek out honest purchasing

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Like when you say crypto investment and people will expect anything else other than a rugpull

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A fool is born every second, but it would deminish the profits enough that the model might change

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i feel u overestimate how much the average consumer will care.

access to consoomering content >>>> how that access is granted

i just went back to pirating for tv/movies/books anyways.

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Why not? Place a big fat purchase in front of something with an asterix which says you are buying a license in fine print

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idk "ownership" when it comes to nonphysical item is pretty vague anyways, and the amount of people who care to own is going down anyways cause zoomers are brought up in the world of subscriptions.

the only way this changes if the government sets rules for digital ownership, limiting the license verbiage: like right to download/copy for personal use (some do this), right to transfer ownership (literally no one right now), etc.

but this is kind of a 1st world problem that doesn't really impact general welfare, and all it does is restrict the amount of money companies can extract from consoomers

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>"ownership" when it comes to nonphysical item is pretty vague anyways,

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>and the amount of people who care to own is going down anyways cause zoomers

They are too stupid to understand. The kind of cattle regulations are designed to protect.

>the only way this changes if the government sets rules for digital ownership,

Like CA will. :marseycrusader:

>limiting the license verbiage: like right to download/copy for personal use (some do this), right to transfer ownership (literally no one right now)

I want the people responsible for modern "ownership" in prison too but I'll settle for this and more.

>doesn't really impact general welfare

Yes it does. It's even gotten into cars now and it's not stopping there. Subscribe for heated seats and all sorts of other features that are already implemented. Pay more, get less and they sell all your information besides.

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Subscribe for heated seats and all sorts of other features that are already implemented. Pay more, get less and they sell all your information besides.

errr, this only applies to digital media??? what r u talking about? there's no way this has the impact u desire here. selling features based on price tiering is basic capitalism, even if that feature is just using ur current hardware to it's peak potential.

try another economic system if u want a different result. activist capitalism is r-slurred.

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yes. copyright is a very specific constitutionally granted power that the federal govt has. all digital media is subjected to copyright law, so no matter what these companies sell, it's still not something u concretely own, ur powers of simply copying it are always limited. and since transferring digital media is only done through what is technically copying information... even just transferring digital media will always be subject to that law.

ultimately, u don't own it because ur not the one with the copyright for it.

now i'm all for just getting rid of copyright, we never needed it, and it probably set us back academically a hundred years at least by now... but that's going to take broad societal consensus to achieve, it won't happen with activist govt.

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rrr, this only applies to digital media???

No they have features in the car and you need to subscribe to access :marseyraging:

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no i mean this law only applies to purely digital goods, and it's exceedingly clear about that...

Digital good means a digital audiovisual work, digital audio work, digital book, digital code, or digital application or game, whether electronically or digitally delivered or accessed

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:pepere#eeeee:

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:#marseyhacker:

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Every post on Reddit should come with the disclaimer that it's a cancerous opinion from a birth defect in the state of California

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California may rent you a muffin, but it's gonna keep the poo, unless you're careful. :marseypoosafe :

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No cap Monsanto makes you sign Terms and Agreements when you purchase seeds.

Stuff like, you cannot keep the seeds of the plants you grow.

I'm not sure how that works, but copyright is downright disgusting.

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This is performative bullshit. How about doing away with this stupid licensing bullshit and I just simply own the files on my computer?

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Why dont you?

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What do you mean? If you download a game from Steam you don't technically own it due to their licensing bullshit. I'm saying that concept as a whole is ridiculous and should be done away with instead of just warning people.

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I mean why accept the premise of assholes

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!codecels

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Sure, it wouldn't affect me personally but the general user wouldn't know what to do.

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Then teach them

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For lots of steam games you can just copy all the files from the install folder and run they with a third party steam emulator (or even entirely on its own if the dev checked that option). Its entirely up to devs how much drm they include on steam.

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:marseyclippy: That sounds like a dissident thought! Are you sure you want to save this?

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But really who cares if post-2020 goyslop disappears? As long as my PS1 can still play Resi Evil 3 I'm ok, got plenty to chew through on fifth, sixth and seventh gen.

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This is peak redditor activism. Normies do not care about owning shit they exclusive consume media via subscription services or rentals. All this will lead to is a tiny asterix saying "a license to use said product" in fine print. This is just a poorstrag console buck issue. If steam say suddenly shut down tomorrow and took all my games with it. I would just download them from a piracy site and move on with my life, but I guess if ur a console buck and cant do what you want on your system you suddenly cant game anymore.

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If steam say suddenly shut down tomorrow and took all my games with it. I would just download them from a piracy site and move on with my life, but I guess if ur a console buck and cant do what you want on your system you suddenly cant game anymore.

Yeah but it should never have to come down to having to pirate something you already purchased.

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And this wont solve that lol.

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To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Arch GNU/Linux. The packages are extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of pacman most of the packages will go over a typical user's head. There's also AUR, which is deftly woven into your system - its personal philosophy draws heavily from Richard Stallman literature, for instance. The true Arch GNU/Linux users understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these packages, to realize that they're not just free software- they say something deep about GNU/Linux. As a consequence people who dislike GNU/Linux truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Stallman's existencial catchphrase "Free software, free society," which itself is a cryptic reference to Torvald's epic Linux kernel. I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Stallman's genius unfolds itself on their monitors. What fools... how I pity them. 😂 And yes by the way, I DO have a Arch GNU/Linux tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- And even they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand.

Snapshots:

https://www.ign.com/articles/californias-new-law-will-force-storefronts-to-disclose-that-buyers-dont-actually-own-their-digitally-purchased-media:

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