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DVDs are dying right as streaming has made them appealing again

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Re: DVDs are dying right as streaming has made them appealing again

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Do you use an ad blocker?

yeah thats wierd, I've only ever run whatever stock browser I've had, and never bothered with ad blockers. but people are really really into ad blocking and thats fine, I'm not going to bother tho, especially now as its becoming a whackamole thing. the funny thing is most of the time I use firefox on linux with pretty much default settings, I let them give me all the cookies they want and a few sites still think I'm…

By whackamole, you mean choosing one of the same two browser extensions that have been around for 2 decades and forgetting about it?

Or one of the DNS blockers that have been pretty consistent too.

It may be a game of whackamole, but it's virtually invisible to end users of these tools.

Re: DVDs are dying right as streaming has made them appealing again

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Worse, 480i. The resolution would be something I could accept with for old content, but I am not going to deal with fucking interlacing ever again.

DVDs can be any of 60i, 30p, or 24p. Competently made (not all are!) DVDs will be progressive if the source was.

Well, of course competentlz made DVDs are competently made. The other 99% of DVDs on the other hand...
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