Blank dvds weren’t common to store pirated movies from rental.
If you did you ripped the whole DVD with software but only copies the movie, I remember doing that with my Star Wars DVD and my PSP.
But the software was pricey and the hardware even more so.
It was more common to record onto a blank VHS, but on demand video wasn’t much of an idea at the time and for the cost especially for how cheap dvds were it was cheaper to just by than pirate.
Format shifting like getting that 1 dvd of Family guy on your iPod was more important at the time.
Piracy was more focused on reducing your TV price by getting the codes from Dish Satellites, especially if you were Canadian getting US TV
Fun part since the tariff is almost impossible to calculate before you buy it (state taxes and if it’s a Tuesday) most sellers just add a margins of error to your price.
So the tariff may only cost like $3.50 but you’ll be charged $5 + tax for it.
I will move to KDE when they add cross app online account support. Specifically being able to sign into my Google Calendar and getting my appointments and scheduling thing from my PC without using a browser.
Looks for my username. Sees my 8 open repositories in there. Sees my poorly coded Uni projects are also in there.
Oh lord my code is actively helping making AI worse.
Blank dvds weren’t common to store pirated movies from rental.
If you did you ripped the whole DVD with software but only copies the movie, I remember doing that with my Star Wars DVD and my PSP.
But the software was pricey and the hardware even more so.
It was more common to record onto a blank VHS, but on demand video wasn’t much of an idea at the time and for the cost especially for how cheap dvds were it was cheaper to just by than pirate.
Format shifting like getting that 1 dvd of Family guy on your iPod was more important at the time.
Piracy was more focused on reducing your TV price by getting the codes from Dish Satellites, especially if you were Canadian getting US TV
I didn’t know that it was GBa exclusive until years later. I just through the shop just closes at times
I like Ente, and according to their docs you can spin up your own host.
Fun part since the tariff is almost impossible to calculate before you buy it (state taxes and if it’s a Tuesday) most sellers just add a margins of error to your price.
So the tariff may only cost like $3.50 but you’ll be charged $5 + tax for it.
Last I checked KDE’s desktop calendar is just that, you can book appointments or see events.
There was a widget but it fell into disuse
I will move to KDE when they add cross app online account support. Specifically being able to sign into my Google Calendar and getting my appointments and scheduling thing from my PC without using a browser.
Until then gnome/Cinnamon is my de