You’re technicall still using the company’s resources (it costs some energy to run the empty train), so I still don’t think it really compares to piracy.
But since they are miniscule compared to what they are wasting by running largley empty trains I think it’s morally ok in that case.
Get a physical copy that doesn’t require internet activation then, assholes.
Just a little bit closer, you’re almost getting the point!
In that case you’re actually using a limited resource: space on a train. And by occupying it you’re preventing someone else from using it (assuming a full train). Copying media doesn’t cost any resources (ignoring the tiny amounts of electricity) or interfere with anyone else’s ability to use that resource.
They don’t compare.
SSDs have no moving parts so they will make no noise and generally be more resilient than HDDs. They are really superior except when it comes to the price.
I can’t wait for Microsoft to take over.
Isn’t including “American, Canada, Canadian” a bit far? Lot’s of non political contexts for those.
Timezones. Programmers hate them.
Let’s hope Meta dies on their stupid VR and NFT hill.
When it’s not busy introdcing it’s own typos and mistakes a human then has to catch.
I probably also need at least a dual core CPU.