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A Reddit User Admitted To Pirating a Movie 12 Years Ago. Movie Studios Want To Unmask Him.
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this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2023
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I am wracked with guilt every day.
Just don't look at the server over there pulling half a TB of new 4k rips from usenet at a gig a second...
Every time it amazes me that noone give a fuck about usenet since before the internet existed 😂
Back in the early days you wanna download a movie or some warez it would be like 358 parts and you would always miss some and have to ask for reposts. Hey anyone have parts 28, 34, 78, and 212-229 of "Dizzy Princess And the Shaven Dwarves?" Then you wait a day or two, watching replies. It was really an accomplishment when you get that final piece and decode the file(s) successfully.
You don't need to feel guilty, copying onto your own blank media is why we all have to pay a levy on all blank media, even when they're not being used for copying videos. That backup of your own stuff (family photos etc) you want to do? Pay the RIAA-tax.
I don't even really understand how usenet works tbh let alone finding a place for 4k rips.