Which one? Why?
Streaming or Downloading
Carson Peterson
Camden Nguyen
depends if i want to keep it or not
Blake Parker
/thread
Brayden Cook
Downloading, always. Streaming is low quality, ads ridden garbage.
Brandon Green
Download because politics.
Further and further life is getting into a "life as a service" and I hate it.
Sure, services are getting better and better, and more affordable too, but it's a service. You don't own that shit, you cancel and you loose everything.
Because of the services popularity, piracy is decreasing, and then the service will have better and better DRM. Day by day, because of lower piracy demand, and harder to pirate something, pricacy will be a very small niche.
>BUT PRACY IS STEALING, IT'S BAD AND STUFF.
Sure. I like to contribute to things I like as well. But there is something wrong with our current direction, exclusivity, and accessability. Soon you won't be able to talk about a TV with your friend because show A is service B only, and show C is D service only. Few people will have afford more than one service and piracy will keep on dimishing.
Sure, this is just entertainement media, but eventually it will expand to much more. It already is.
I Hoard because don't want our treasures to be locked down in the future. I don't want people to be divided by what service they subscribe.
Austin Allen
downloading, streams usually are low quality because "lol bandwidth is expensive".
Tyler Brown
If you can, downloading and physical media
A DVD looks better than an average 1080p online stream
William Fisher
We have fucking 12 TB hard drives now. There's no excuse to not download.
Jace Green
/thread
Noah King
When you stream, the video file is literally downloaded in your browser cache.
If you disable browser cache, it downloaded into memory.