I'm in shock. "Re-encoding" seriously... With L3 cdm in Peacock you can get minimum 1080p for both new and old release and made "Re-encoding". I'd better not comment...
CocoJambo
You notice who actually
hasn't commented is Wilson or Rain or any other hapless flunky who knows just what sort of reception they'll get for delivering re-encoding as a "solution" - after four solid months.
If even just
one person tried to crack the Peacock DRM since January and did nothing else but thrash away at it during the average Chinese work week - which
Trading Economics informs me is somewhat more industrious than the US 40-hour work week - that's somewhere in the neighborhood of 776 hours. Heck, let's round it down for all those week-long holidays they took when they assured us they were hard at work, and make it 725. More than fair, yes? Let's look at that again:
725 HOURS. In which they did not succeed in cracking one single solitary DRM. That's someone who's extraordinarily bad at decrypting, wouldn't you say? Given that there has to be more than one person tasked with decryption since there's more than one streaming service than Peacock, and that number is all failing miserably but still haven't been canned months later in favor of someone else who could actually do the job, that means there's actually more incompetence per square foot at PornFab than any other place in the planet - outside of the US Congress, that is. It's not exactly something to brag about.
