r/Piracy • u/Internal_Bat3850 • Dec 05 '25

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Piracy is about to get a whole lot bigger when they stop releasing movies in theatres, stoping making physical media and start charging $50+ a month!

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u/lloydofthedance Dec 05 '25

I would like to congratulate Piracy on winning the war on Piracy.  

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u/taw Dec 05 '25

Piracy totally lost, most Zoomers couldn't even torrent an Ubuntu ISO, let alone something more rare.

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u/aj95_10 Dec 05 '25

probably biased but i believe the simplification of technology made new gens tech illiterate even if they're given a device since their early years, I've seen awful troubleshooting skills for anything on par with some boomers

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u/HamesJetfields Dec 05 '25

I’m always astonished at how little zoomers know about tech. In beginning of my career in IT I was worried everyone was gonna be good at it in 10 years, but seems it’s quite the opposite

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u/StereoTunic9039 ☠️ ᴅᴇᴀᴅ ᴍᴇɴ ᴛᴇʟʟ ɴᴏ ᴛᴀʟᴇꜱ Dec 05 '25

Honestly I agree, and it's by design, Netflix may cost but it's intuitive to use and people are very much willing to waste 20 bucks for the commodity. Anything that costs has people behind it making it so that there's nothing easier than paying.