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Is there a way to buy movies and tv series without being bound to a specific player/platform?
I want to buy movies and series so that I can download them and watch them whenever I want, without the need for an internet connection or a specific player software. Is that possible anywhere? It's possible to get DRM-free music, but I couldn't find anything like it for video content. Or is it just not possible and I have to buy a bluray player?
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If you ever decide to start reducing your digital prints, be patient.
Don't give up because it seems too big to achieve, take smaller steps instead. Every small step helps.
You don't need to do it all at once, it can be a long process. Be patient. Do one little thing per week.
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Attached: 1 image Le nom de Erwin Schrödinger Ă©voque probablement pour vous deux choses : 1) l'Ă©minent physicien et philosophe autrichien, connu dans le monde entier pour sa cĂ©lĂšbre Ă©quation de fonction dâonde associĂ©e Ă lâĂ©tat dâune particule. 2) son expĂ©rience de pensĂ©e imaginĂ©e « le chat de Schrödinger ». Mais il y a une troisiĂšme chose Ă connaĂźtre sur le personnage et qui est, consciemment ou inconsciemment, cachĂ©e sous le tapis, y compris dans la communautĂ© scientifique : 3) Erwin Schrödinger Ă©tait aussi un prĂ©dateur sexuel et un pĂ©dophile notoire !đ€ź đ«đ· https://trustmyscience.com/erwin-schrodinger-predateur-sexuel-selon-enquete-recente/ đŹđ§ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erwin_Schr%C3%B6dinger#Sexual_abuse #schrodinger
There's a recent video by @canadiancivil about why people should join Mastodon and the Fediverse.
It takes a VERY different approach to other vids you may have seen.
It's, um... very straight-talking with some strong language đ± and written by someone who found Mastodon too confusing. This is possibly video's strength though, as it may reach people that others cannot.
Anyway, see what you think, and if you know someone who might find it useful share it with them:
âĄïž https://urbanists.video/w/aaf9d24b-d537-423e-aa87-5dc34da79fc2
Twitter was, of course, a repeated example of this. It was never *intended* to be a tool for dissidents or for organizing protests. But within a few years of its introduction, that became a major secondary function of the platform, in the US as well as in some very repressive regimes. It happened to meet the needs of these communities, and they just started using it in ways its designers never specifically anticipated.
Design as if your users' lives might depend on your choices.
Paying people who make things that you like, in actual money, even if just a couple of £/$/⏠a month, will put far more in their pocket than the pittance they get from an ad-funded intermediary, or from your subscription to Spotify etc.
You can support creators in a far more meaningful way than surveillance advertising offers while also fighting back against surveillance advertisjng. Win win!
also, stop f'n just repeating what people post on twitter. Call them and get them to answer your questions. Quoting their tweets doesn't make you a journalist. It makes you a part of their PR team.
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@annecavicchi This is one of the reasons Emily Maitlis left the BBC and she talks about it in the video of her speaking at a conference that hit the news a while back now.
She talked about how you could have 1,000s of scientists, experts in their subjects, to talk about something but then having to search and search to find someone (often far less qualified) who had the opposing opinion, just so they were presenting a "balanced" viewpoint. When there was nothing "balanced" about it at all.
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