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  • stonedemoman@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    I’ll do whatever the fuck I want. Thanks.

    Start choosing your words more carefully and it wouldn’t be an issue. Your original comment says nothing about streaming and your follow up comment doesn’t clarify anything:

    blu-rays are often as cheap or cheaper than “digital copies”, and ripping them to my NAS is pretty trivial these days thanks to makemkv. the best part is, uncle jeff cannot legally break into your house and take back the disc just because of some petty rights issue.

    4k streaming is also way lower quality than a 4k blu-ray

    I know how a NAS works, but other people might not or possibly even mistake you to mean you transfer media to another machine for viewing. Additionally, I didn’t have any evidence to speculate that you knew there was a tangential reason for the quality disparity despite your comment being easily misconstrued.

    My very first comment in this thread laid out the correct details you missed and you still debated it as if I said something incorrect. So much for 20 years of experience.

    Some people…

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      let’s think for 5 minutes here.

      I know how a NAS works, but other people might not or possibly even mistake you to mean you transfer media to another machine for viewing.

      I meant what I said. If you interpreted this incorrectly, that is your problem. stop trying to pretend someone else doesn’t know what a NAS is, they are perfectly capable of looking up words they don’t mean. me using a word someone else does not know is not misinformation on my part, it is ignorance on theirs.

      learn to comprehend the whole conversation, don’t reply to individual comments like they exist in a vacuum. language doesn’t work if you interpret everything hyper-literally. do you fall apart when people use euphemisms or turns of phrase? because those are far more vague than anything i said.

      maybe most importantly though, don’t be an absolute dick to people when you ask for clarification.

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        learn to comprehend the whole conversation, don’t reply to individual comments like they exist in a vacuum

        Again, would you like me to show you exactly where you’re guilty of this in another thread?

        The fact you keep repeating this is hilarious, as is your attitude that you’re so infallible that there’s never any need to correct anything you say.

        Your argument falls apart when you look at how you misinterpreted my first reply, too. It happens. If your ego is so hurt that somebody can’t clarify something you said without you launching into a full-blown narcissistic meltdown, that’s not my problem. Especially when it’s misleading at best or unfathomably misconceived at worst.

        I’m done coddling your arrogant assertion that I need your permission for elucidating truth and your deeply neurotic misconception that people can’t be mislead to form the wrong conclusions no matter the context, as you’ve literally done yourself twice now.

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          So you might not know this, but some Lemmy interfaces let everyone see the names of all the accounts that that upvote any given comment.

          Now maybe it’s a coincidence, but I think stonedemoman@lemmy.world, stonedemoman@lemmings.world, stonedemoman@lemm.ee, stonedemoman@thelemmy.club, and stonedemoman@lemmy.dbzer0.com might be the same person. I could be wrong though, and this could just be a massive coincidence.

          I get it though, egos need protecting.

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            A supporter of misinformation. I see. Not a good look.

            Two brand new accounts with no previous activity upvoting him/downvoting me and he wants to pretend he hasn’t been alt voting me this entire time lmao

            I genuinely meet a good number of pricks, but I don’t meet a lot of genuine pricks.

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          wait a sec, are you using a bunch of alt accounts with the exact same username from various lemmy instances to upvote your own comments?

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            9 months ago

            It’s pretty easy to just edit a comment to better reflect what you actually meant, you know?