An important message not only about consumerism

Hi guys!
I just found this important documentary video for you. Can’t give a streaming link because I didn’t even try to find one. But I know you are all gogal phantoms so please, find it and watch it. Here’s the IMDB link.

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Nice … Thank you for the hint to it :slight_smile: … It is a Netflix documentary and for those who have Netflix, they can stream it there

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Thanks for the recommendation, I’ll give it a watch! :smiling_face:

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I know, it’s getting a bit boring after lets say 20 minutes, but please keep on watching. There will be more interesting parts.

Thank god you didn’t fall for the Jolla C2 campaign while having a perfectly working SFOS phone already :wink:

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Of course I did, but that is a whole different story. That is about Sailfish, not the hardware. And beside that…

a perfectly working SFOS phone

…isn’t really a thing. My X10III is a living prof of that. As much as I want it to be perfect, I’m actually giving my larger hope to the C2.

And yea… I don’t claim to be better than anyone else. I just wanted to make a point.

Buy it, the netflix subsciption :grinning:

Another type of consumerism… own nothing but you are happy

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Yeah… I don’t have Netflix either, doesn’t mean there aren’t alternative methods to get by!
And indeed; I won’t pay for something I don’t own if there are alternatives.

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I won’t pay for something I don’t own even if there are no alternatives.

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Not that I would ever do something like that my self, but a friend of mine said that it was possible to pirate this video.

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Kind of what I meant, in this case I meant what eson is implying with his last post, yarr :pirate_flag:

Though I suppose there are cases where unfortunately my resolve is weak; like I’m “leasing” (not owning) some games on Steam simply because they aren’t on GOG and I want to play them multiplayer… that said, I can at least comfort myself with all the work Valve is putting into Linux these recent years.

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You can still find it using search engines that searches instead of channeling your search just like yu.ru.