The lost joy of music piracy
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The lost joy of music piracy
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Re: The lost joy of music piracy
#2weird, I still love pirating music.
Re: The lost joy of music piracy
#3Huh... I'm still waiting for Bandcamp and Soundcloud to close their streaming download hole. It has been a few years now.
Re: The lost joy of music piracy
#4Did everyone forget about soulseek? It's still very much alive, been using it for years.
Re: The lost joy of music piracy
#5weird, I still love pirating music.
Still very much alive! Just not as popular with the advent of $10/mo all-you-can-eat streaming services.
Re: The lost joy of music piracy
#6weird, I still love pirating music.
Hard to argue against it when you get memory holed by playlist entry removals by a cloud service. Much easier living having everything at `.config/mpd/playlists` with git history.
Re: The lost joy of music piracy
#7Huh... I'm still waiting for Bandcamp and Soundcloud to close their streaming download hole. It has been a few years now.
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Re: The lost joy of music piracy
#8weird, I still love pirating music.
This. I do use Spotify, but this has nothing to do with my local music collection. Admittedly, mostly pirated.
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#9I can't believe the operators of what.cd would choose to delete everything without at least a warning, or letting people back it up. So much music and metadata just lost!
Not to mention the crime of law enforcement prioritising private profit over a cultural milestone. It really is like they burned the library of Alexandria because it hadn't paid the copyright fee.
Re: The lost joy of music piracy
#10Huh... I'm still waiting for Bandcamp and Soundcloud to close their streaming download hole. It has been a few years now.
Posting that here is one of the more promising ways of achieving that