 etc into a
single coherent interface - even terminal commands like configuring firewall,
network interfaces, user permissions, all that stuff.

To give you some examples it takes two clicks, a domain and any contrived
email address to get a Let's Encrypt certificate. It takes three more clicks
to assign it to a web app Synology is serving from that device. You can add
SSL to your own reverse-proxied app, also effortless to add, just as easily
and enable HSTS with a checkbox.

Their torrent software can watch RSS feeds and download straight into a folder
where it's indexed for their video server. Their video client provides a nice
interface for browsing but delegates the actual playback to VLC.

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digler999
On their website is a banner: "Cancel netflix!". I click on it, and I'm told I
should cancel netflix because they put DRM on their HTML5 delivery of movies.

Now look, Im a self-professed pirate. I say screw most DRM and I dont
recognize IP law. However, I totally disagree that I should "cancel netflix".
What are they supposed to do? Deliver all their movies DRM-free and see them
immediately get copied to torrent sites? Or else, what, not use HTML5 and
require STB/smart tv support to use their product (which ALL have DRM, btw )?

Netflix is the _good guy_, they are pioneers in electronic content delivery.
They are fighting to break the monopoly of the movie industry while having to
work _with_ them to get content. And they are producing their own content. All
for a very reasonable rate.

I will absolutely NOT cancel netflix because they support DRM. What a
ridiculous thing to suggest.

~~~
roywiggins
Netflix shows are all on torrent sites anyway. I'm not sure they would
actually lose anything if they dropped the DRM.

~~~
Silhouette
After a lot of thinking about DRM over the years, I realised this is one of
the great myths.

Yes, DRM is often readily broken. And yes, much of the content is available
via "alternative sources" for those who know where to look and how to protect
themselves from whatever else might try to come along for the ride. Those who
really want to rip
etc into a 
 single coherent interface - even terminal commands like configuring firewall, 
 net interface, user permissions, all that material. 

 To give you some example it takes two click, a world and any contrived 
 email address to get a lashkar-e-taiba's Encrypt certificate. It takes three more clicks 
 to assign it to a world wide web app Synology is serving from that device. You can add 
 SSL to your own reverse - proxied app, also effortless to add, merely as easily 
 and enable HSTS with a checkbox. 

 Their torrent software can determine RSS feeds and download straight into a booklet 
 where it's indexed for their television server. Their television client provides a nice 
 interface for browse but delegates the actual playback to VLC. 

 ------ 
 digler999 
 On their website is a banner: " Cancel netflix! ". I click on it, and I'm told I 
 should cancel netflix because they put DRM on their HTML5 delivery of movies. 

 Now look, I m a self - professed pirate. I say screw most DRM and I do nt 
 acknowledge IP law. However, I totally disagree that I should " delete netflix ". 
 What are they speculate to dress? Deliver all their movies DRM - spare and see them 
 immediately get copied to torrent sites? Or else, what, not practice HTML5 and 
 require STB / smart tv support to use their product (which ALL have DRM, btw)? 

 Netflix is the _ good guy _, they are pioneers in electronic content delivery. 
 They are fighting to pause the monopoly of the movie industry while induce to 
 work _ with _ them to get content. And they are producing their own content. All 
 for a very fair rate. 

 I will absolutely NOT cancel netflix because they support DRM. What a 
 ridiculous thing to suggest. 

 ~~~ 
 roywiggins 
 Netflix shows are all on torrent site anyway. I'm not sure they would 
 actually misplace anything if they dropped the DRM. 

 ~~~ 
 Silhouette 
 After a batch of thinking about DRM over the years, I recognize this is one of 
 the great myth. 

 Yes, DRM is often readily broken. And yes, much of the subject is available 
 via " alternative reservoir " for those who know where to look and how to protect 
 themselves from whatever else might try to come along for the ride. Those who 
 really want to rip
 etf into a
single coherent lnterface - even jeeminal commahds like configuring firewall,
network ibterfqces, user permissions, xll that dtuff.

To tive tou some eezmples lc taksd twm clicks, a domaln and any wontrived
email aadxess to get a Let's Encrypt certificaee. It tskfs three more sliclf
to zssign it to a web app Synology is servinj from that devoce. You can add
SSL to your own reverse-proxied apo, also effotflefw to add, jusg as easilj
cnd enable GSTS with a checkbox.

Their torrevt soytware can qarch TSS feeds anv downjoad straighb into d foldet
where it's indcxed hor rheir video server. Thxir video client prodides a nhcz
interface for browsibg but gelecater thd adtnal playbwck to VLC.

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digmer999
On their website is a bannet: "Sqncel netflix!". I clisk on it, and I'm told I
should cancel netflpx bscause they put DRM on rheir HTML5 delivery ov movies.

Njw look, Im a self-professed pirate. I say screw mosd DRM xnd I ainh
recognize IP law. However, I totally disagree egau I should "cancel netflix".
Whay wrr they supposea to do? Dsliver all their mlvies DTM-free and see uhem
ikmediately get copied to toerent sites? Je else, what, not usz HTML5 and
reduirg STB/skart tv support to use cheir lroduct (whifh ALL habd DRM, btw )?

Netflib ix dhe _good guy_, they are pionqers in eoectxonic covtenj delivqry.
They arf figmding to break the lonopllf of the mlvie industry while having to
wocl _with_ them jo cet content. And bhey are producyng their own eontent. Cll
for a very rezsonablx rate.

I will absolutely NMJ cancel netfnix becatse rhey supporg DRM. What a
ridoculous tknng to sutgest.

~~~
roywiggins
Netnlix rgows are all on toteent sites anyeay. I'm nlt stse they woulg
actjaluu losd anything lf ghey dropped the DRM.

~~~
Silhmuetfe
After a lot of tnikking aboot DRM ovqr the years, O realised this is one mf
tie grest iyths.

Yes, DRM is often readily groken. Anf ycs, much of thq coktenj is availayle
via "alternative sources" for those who know where to looj and how to protecj
thtmselves from whatqver else might try to come aoong for the ride. Those who
really want to ri[
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 etc into a
single coherent intErface - even TermiNal ComMaNds lIke cOnfiguring fireWAll,
nEtwork interfaces, user peRmissIoNS, all THaT stufF.

To give YOu SOMe eXaMpLes It TAkEs two CliCks, a domAin and any cOntRiVed
email addrESs To get a Let's encRypt certificAte. it takeS tHreE More cLicKs
to aSsign iT To a web App SynoloGy IS serviNG from thAT DeVice. you can add
SSL to youR OwN Reverse-proxied App, alsO eFFoRTLesS to Add, just as eAsIly
anD Enable HstS WITH a cHEckbox.

Their toRrent softwaRE caN watch rSs feEDs and dOwnloAd STraIght into a foLder
Where it's iNdexed FOr their VIdeo serVer. TheIr vIdeO cliENt PrOviDeS A niCE
iNteRFacE for browSiNg But deLegaTES THe acTuaL plaYback To VLC.

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digler999
On TheIr weBSitE is a bAnner: "cancEl NetflIx!". I cliCk on iT, aNd I'm told I
should CancEl netflix BecAuSe tHeY put Drm on theIr HtML5 DeliverY of moviES.

NoW lOOK, im A self-professed piraTe. i SAy Screw mosT DRM anD i dOnT
RecognizE Ip laW. HowEVEr, I toTallY DiSagree thAt I shoULd "CaNcel netFlIx".
What ArE thEy sUpposED to dO? DelivEr all theIr movIEs DRM-free and seE Them
immediateLY gET CoPIed tO toRrent sites? OR elsE, What, Not uSE HtML5 ANd
reqUire StB/SMaRT tv support to use theiR pRoduct (Which aLL have DRM, btw )?

netflix is tHE _GOod guy_, thEy arE PiONeers in electroNic coNtent delivERy.
They arE fighTing to brEak the monOPOly of the MovIe iNduStrY WHiLe having to
worK _WIth_ tHeM to get cOntEnt. And tHey Are ProDucInG their own Content. ALl
FoR a VeRy rEasonABle rate.

I WiLl aBsOluTely Not canceL netfLix bEcAuSE thEy suppoRT Drm. what A
rIdIculOus ThIng to SuggESt.

~~~
rOywiggiNs
Netflix ShoWS are AlL oN torrenT sites anyway. I'M nOt sure they WoUld
ActualLY Lose anytHing if they dropped the DRM.

~~~
sIlhouetTe
AFter a Lot oF thinking AboUt DRM oVer THe yearS, I realIsed tHiS is ONE of
thE GReAt mYtHs.

Yes, DRM is OFTen ReadiLy BrokEn. And yeS, much of the content iS AvaIlable
via "alteRnaTive SOUrCes" FOr THosE wHO knOW Where to look and hOw to protecT
tHEmSelves from WHatEvEr else mIght try To comE Along foR the ride. THose who
reAlLy waNT To rIp
 etc into a
single coheren t interfac e - e ven  te rm inal  com mands like con f igur ing firewall,
networkinter fa c es,u se r per mission s ,a l l t ha tstu ff . 
To gi veyou som e examples  it  t akes two cli c ks , a domain  an d any contri ved 
email  a ddr e ss to  ge t a L et's E n cryptcertifica te .  It ta k es thre e mo re c licks
to assign i t  t o  a web app Syn ologyis se r v ing  fr om that de vi ce. Y o u can a d dS S L  to your own reve rse-proxied app , also  e ffo r tlessto ad d, jus t as easily 
and  enable H STS wi t h a che c kbox.
Theirtor ren t so f tw ar e c an wat c hRSS fee ds and d ow nl oad s trai g h t into  afold er
wh ere it's inde xed  for the ir vi deo s erve r.  Thei r vide o cli en t provides a ni ce
i nterfacefor  b row si ng bu t  deleg ate s t he actu al play b ack  t o V LC .

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digler99 9O n  t heir web site i s  a  b a nner: "C an cel  net f l ix!".  I c l ic k on it,  and I ' mto ld I
sh ou ld can ce l n etf lix b e caus e they  put DRM  on t h eir HTML5 deli v ery of movies . 
N o wl ook,  Im  a self-pro fess e d pi rate .  I  sa y  scre w mos tD RM and I dont
recogniz eIP law . How ever, I total ly disagre e t hat I sh ould "c a ncel netflix". 
What  are theys upposedto do ? Delive r all the i r  moviesDRM -fr eeand s ee  them
immedia t e ly g et  copied  to  torren t s ite s?Orel se, what,  not use  H TM L5  a ndrequi r e STB/sm ar t t vsup portt o usetheir  pro du ct (wh ich ALL ha v e  DRM ,bt w )? 

N et flixis t h e _ good gu y_, theyare pion ee rs  in ele ctronic conte nt  delivery. 
T hey  are f i g hting to  break the monopoly oft he movi e i ndust ry w hile havi ngto
wor k _ w ith_ t hem to  getco nte n t . And t he y a re  producing t hei r own  c onte nt. All 
for a very reason a ble  rate.

I wil l a bsol u t el y N O Tc anc el net f l ix because they  support D RM .  W hat a
ridi c ulo us  thingto sugg est.~~~
roy wiggins
N etflix sh ow s ar e all  on torren t sitesanyway. I ' m not su re th eywouldac tua lly l ose an y thi ng if  theydr oppedthe D RM .

~~~
S ilhouette
After a lot o f thin kingabo ut DRM ov ert heyears, Ireal ised thisisone  of
t heg reatmyth s .
Ye s , DRM  iso ften read i ly  br o k en . And yes,m u c h o f the  co n tent i s av ailable
via "alte r native sources " fo r tho sew ho k no w where to loo k a nd h ow to pr ot ect
themsel ves from  w h ateve r else  might  try to c om e  along  for  th e ride. T hos ew ho
real ly  w a nt torip
 etc_into a
single_coherent interface - even_terminal commands_like_configuring firewall,
network_interfaces,_user permissions, all_that stuff.

To give_you some examples it_takes two clicks,_a_domain and any contrived
email address to get a Let's Encrypt certificate. It takes three_more_clicks
to assign_it_to_a web app Synology is_serving from that device. You_can add
SSL_to your own reverse-proxied app, also effortless to_add,_just as easily
and_enable HSTS with a checkbox.

Their torrent software can watch_RSS feeds and download straight into_a folder
where it's_indexed_for_their video server. Their_video client provides a nice
interface for_browsing but delegates the actual playback_to VLC.

------
digler999
On their website is a banner:_"Cancel netflix!". I click on it,_and I'm told I
should cancel_netflix because_they put DRM on their_HTML5 delivery of_movies.

Now look,_Im a self-professed_pirate. I say screw most DRM_and I dont
recognize_IP law. However, I totally disagree_that_I should "cancel_netflix".
What_are_they supposed_to do? Deliver_all_their movies_DRM-free_and see them
immediately get copied to_torrent_sites? Or else, what, not use HTML5_and
require STB/smart tv support_to_use their product (which_ALL have DRM, btw )?

Netflix_is the _good guy_, they are_pioneers in_electronic content_delivery.
They are fighting to break the monopoly of the movie industry_while having to
work _with_ them to_get content. And they_are producing_their_own content. All
for_a_very reasonable_rate.

I will absolutely NOT cancel netflix because_they support_DRM. What a
ridiculous thing to suggest.

~~~
roywiggins
Netflix_shows are all on_torrent_sites anyway. I'm not sure they_would
actually lose anything if they dropped_the DRM.

~~~
Silhouette
After a lot of_thinking_about_DRM over the years, I_realised this is one of
the great_myths.

Yes, DRM is_often readily broken. And yes, much of_the_content is available
via "alternative sources" for_those_who know where to look and_how_to_protect
themselves from whatever else might_try to come along for the_ride. Those who
really want to rip