Cool project but I'd rather not have to sign with Facebook/Twitter. Can you implement an alternative please?
We considered many different authentications and chose Facebook and Twitter because they make it really easy to show avatars of the people who sign. What alternatives would you suggest?
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#22TPB -> "The Italian Job" + 3 hours = me happy. There is NO legal alternative for me. No, I'm not walking 30 miles to Best Buy to waste $30 on a DVD that won't play in my computer that doesn't have a DVD drive. And I don't consider running Win7 in a VM to be reasonable at all.
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#25Earlier quoted context omitted.
In the context of downloading movies not buying is the same as "stealing".
Replace "stealing" with "watch it without paying".
The problem with comparing content piracy with theft of physical objects is that the latter are scare and the former is not. I'm not trying to justify content piracy, I'm just saying that you-wouldn't-download-a-car analogies are invalid.
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#26I really don't like the "don't make me steal" attitude. It undermines a good society. The creators of this campaign decided that "Purchase should not exceed the cinema price." Really? What if we did that for, say, organic bread. "I won't buy organic bread unless it's x3 or less than the cost of the generic white bread. If it is more expensive, I'm entitled to steal it." Sorry folks, you're entitled to not buy it, not…
In the context of downloading movies not buying is the same as "stealing".
I think we can do this all day.
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#27"I have access to the audio in every language that has been produced." and "Once I bought a movie, I can watch it in every available language."
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#28 "Outside US we are people too. Here, take our hard-earned money"Re: Don't Make Me Steal
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We considered many different authentications and chose Facebook and Twitter because they make it really easy to show avatars of the people who sign. What alternatives would you suggest?
A simple registration form with some default avatars would be ideal, in my opinion.