[KMnO4]

Sounds like you don’t own your music either.

[bobleeswagger]

There's only one way to own it. Work smart, not hard.

[ubercow13]

Neither in some sense do people who own physical media, eg. a CD.

[Godel_unicode]

I’m what sense is that, exactly? I can sell my discs, play them however often and in whatever device I want. I can also rip as many times as I want onto as many computers as I want.

[ubercow13]

In the sense that you own the physical CD but only have a license to use the music on it. Ripping a CD is not legal in many countries including UK and probably the US [1], so do you 'own' the music any more than someone who has pirated it? I guess, in some sense.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ripping#Legality

[pdntspa]

The license is meaningless if you hold the physical bits and choose to ignore everything else

[swexbe]

Ownership is a social construct. The leviathan can come and take away your bits at any time.

[bobleeswagger]

Licenses are meaningless, period.

[harry8]

{L,}GPLv{2,3} has corporate lawyers consistently shitting themselves. I derive meaning from this.