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How do you find media to watch?
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Honestly, a terabyte can be filled up pretty quicky just with video games. High resolution films add up quicker than you think.
The library is good if you have the hardware to rip.
Not to mention stuff from the Internet Archive, which has all the things you definitely have never seen. It is nearly bizarre the gems one can find in the public domain.
I use linux as a daily driver and most of the games that hog 100's of gigabytes space don't work on linux and I'm not interested in them
Space is why I only have about 50% of my GOG library in offline backups.