Anonymous
8/10/2025, 6:08:21 PM
No.106213062
>>106201711
Physical media is an antiquated medium with a finite shelf life. It has no business existing more when we have the gift of digital libraries available whenever we please. Flash memory failure + disc rot will inevitably overtake offline media, so why even bother with the whole "muh preservation" faggotry? Just get with the times. You never actually owned your CD-ROMs, DVDs, Blu-Rays, or flash carts of any kind to begin with since they all ran on a time limit anyway.
Physical media is an antiquated medium with a finite shelf life. It has no business existing more when we have the gift of digital libraries available whenever we please. Flash memory failure + disc rot will inevitably overtake offline media, so why even bother with the whole "muh preservation" faggotry? Just get with the times. You never actually owned your CD-ROMs, DVDs, Blu-Rays, or flash carts of any kind to begin with since they all ran on a time limit anyway.