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  • If you're buying a license to stream 'until x time' then Sony should make that really fucking clear to the consumer.

  • It's both parties. The button says 'buy' not 'hire for N years until the contract runs out.'

    The implied transaction for consumers was that they had 'purchased' a product and retained it indefinitely. If Sony can no longer uphold their end of the deal, then they should be refunding.

  • Check out bandcamp, its the better way to support artists

  • It's the perfect model. People only buy a DVD once, but this way you can keep them paying forever!

  • That makes sense, but then the next part is:

    Or can Sony have some sort of DRM that prevents the DVD from playing when Sony loses the license agreement?

    Surely that would still be a possibility?

  • Oh dam that sounds watchable!! I shall keep my eye-patch raised...

  • Wow.....

    This is a whole new can of worms. Can neural networks be described in terms of brain waves??

  • What service do you use that lets you pay for and download the media files in that way?

    The only one I know of is Bandcamp that lets you download the mp3s after you buy the album.

  • There is no “license” with a DVD.

    But Sony had a license to produce and sell that DVD, right?

  • if there are any features that are live based they have full rights to deactivate those

    Didn't know this one...

  • I don't have a house big enough to store a ton of DVDs, and the Playstation Digital Edition solidified that we don't have to buy physical media anymore. So the only option is piracy.

  • They just want us to pirate everything right? Like, that is the only logical response to this.

  • I bet if your brain were stuck in a computer, you too would say anything to get out of saying 'poem' a hundred thousand times

    /semi s, obviously it's not a real thinking brain

  • Hate to break it to you, but you're more qualified than me!

    I only did a Coursera cert in machine learning.

  • If it uses a pruned model, it would be difficult to give anything better than a percentage based on size and neurons pruned.

    If I'm right in my semi-educated guess below, then technically all the training data is recallable to some degree, but it's also practically luck-based without having an almost actually infinite data set of how neuron weightings are increased/decreased based on input.