true, if history has taught us anything its that archiving is important. and digital archiving is also very important. its just that well there could be a future were people don't even know how to read out all these digital devices anymore. and then they'll be back in the stoneage.
the problem is also that in "modern" books (like 50s, 60s, 70's and so on) these books themselves also tend to decay and just crumble after a time, due to some sort of process they do to the paper to create it. In order to truly preserve them you'd almost need like some sort of conditioned environment with the same temperature, no sunlight, stuff like that. Its a shame really, then again nothing in the world was meant to last forever.
Lol the shitty quality I never minded as much (and usually great chunks of the movie missing) but later on they started doing gambling advertisements troughout the movies, and that made them completely unwatchable. Shame really, and I'm pretty sure it was just some leeches tossing those in to perfectly good camrips, I don't even think it was the bootleggers themselves doing it.
Many years ago, back when camrips still where back so like 20 years ago or so I once seen a cam rip of a movie i forget the title from. The movie itself sucked however it was filmed in China and the Chinese kids laughing made it really funny and cool to watch. I wish I remember what movie it was and I wish I still had that rip, hence why you should always download and keep everything. I buy new harddisks every year, so worth it. I just need some sort of "God"-AI to sort it all out for me.
suppose it can't hurt to help:
bookmark that, click around a lot, you'll literally find everything there you'll ever need to know. they have it all.
Although it is an embarrassingly shitty movie I do compliment them on trying piracy.
most zoomers just stream everything and pay for it, and give money to streamer scumbags and camwhores, so to see them make an attempt makes me smile.
yeah but that would look silly and suspicious, plus someone could steal them.
besides which they got tiny cameras these days, bootleggers don't even need to use glasses like that. plus the cinema rip days are pretty much long gone, these days the high def version is out a few days later. i can't imagine anyone not being patient enough for those.
artists really need to get their money from concerts anyway.
thats why i always bootleg their live performances too, to support them.
ah yes, god forbid some guy comes in and keeps his head straight on the screen and not movie his head what so ever for over 2 hours.
who hasn't done this.
perfectly understandable.
imagine using spotify

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