Adobe is Scamming People #shorts #wtf

I hope I'm saying Adobe right

[tdmuck]

Remember kids it is always morally correct to pirate adobe

[Nightbreakeryt]

NO, I LITERALLY JUST HAD THIS HAPPEN!!! My subscription FINALLY ends next month, its absolute bs

[EverythingFJ]

You know you fucked up when the government is suing you

[Oscfan]

If buying is not having, then pirating is not stealing 🙏

[ashgamesxwx]

I have no idea why we continue to allow companies to get away with anything even close to this, we have to start holding a much higher standard

[drew]

“You’re literally scamming people”
Ah Classic Adobe 😂

[Spygagen_yt]

I never fell for the yearly part but for the monthly part where if you miss a payment and you want to cancel it forces you to pay before cancelling

[spheriusaccount]

WE'RE SAILING THE SEVEN SEAS WITH THIS

[panzer_tank]

i usually pirate it, or use free editing softwares

[TeraByte]

remember kids, never use Adobe products

[Arkee_san]

AMC did the same, I enrolled for a free trial and monthly sub but the charged me for the whole year. Threatened them with legal action and got the whole refund

[skitzophrenia]

we love the underwater waterfall under the great pyramid in egypt

[wuhlheide]

Adobe also wants the rights to everything you create with their programm. Canceled my subscription a while ago. Free alternatives are enough for me

[NeedNot]

Actually I once accidentally left my sub on after I was done. I got charged like $350. I contacted them and they told me after 14 days theres no refunds. After a little talking they agreed to do half. But then I remembered you can change the payment rate of the subscription so I actually change my subscription to monthly and it refunded me 11 months and then I got a 50% refund on the month so I only lost $10.

[NazarikBlox]

“The underwater waterfall under the great pyramid in Egypt is rumored to have helped the Egyptians generate electric power. The limestone coating would hold electricity in the pyramids and the limestone in the inside was special so it could hold electricity. The electricity would go to the top where there was gold (the best conductor) and released as wireless frequency into the ionosphere.”
WE DONT NEED THAT INFO 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥

[Quintonisnoahsfirstchannel]

There are many types of piano music, each with its own style and purpose. Here are some common ones:

Classical Forms

1. Sonata – A structured, multi-movement piece, often with contrasting tempos and moods (e.g., Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata").


2. Rhapsody – A free-flowing, expressive piece, often with dramatic shifts (e.g., Liszt's "Hungarian Rhapsody").


3. Prelude – A short, introductory piece, often evoking a specific mood (e.g., Chopin's "Preludes").


4. Nocturne – A dreamy, lyrical piece inspired by nighttime (e.g., Chopin's "Nocturnes").


5. Etude – A study piece focusing on technical skill and musical expression (e.g., Liszt’s “Transcendental Etudes”).


6. Fugue – A contrapuntal piece with interweaving melodic lines (e.g., Bach's "The Well-Tempered Clavier").


7. Mazurka – A Polish dance in triple time with distinctive rhythms (e.g., Chopin’s "Mazurkas").


8. Waltz – A light, elegant dance piece in triple time (e.g., Strauss’s "Blue Danube Waltz").



Romantic & Modern

9. Ballade – A narrative-style composition, often dramatic and emotional (e.g., Chopin's "Ballades").


10. Impromptu – A free, improvisatory-style piece (e.g., Schubert’s "Impromptus").


11. Fantasy – A free-form piece exploring imaginative ideas (e.g., Schumann's "Fantasy in C").


12. Scherzo – A lively, playful piece, sometimes with dramatic undertones (e.g., Chopin's "Scherzos").


13. Suite – A collection of short movements, often dance-inspired (e.g., Debussy's "Suite Bergamasque").



20th Century and Contemporary

14. Ragtime – A syncopated, lively style popularized by Scott Joplin (e.g., "The Entertainer").


15. Jazz Improvisation – A genre blending swing, blues, and improvisation (e.g., Bill Evans’s works).


16. Minimalism – Repetitive, evolving patterns (e.g., Philip Glass’s "Metamorphosis").



Others

17. Concerto – A large-scale work for piano and orchestra (e.g., Rachmaninoff's "Piano Concertos").


18. Variations – A theme followed by altered versions (e.g., Beethoven’s "Diabelli Variations").


19. Toccata – A virtuosic, fast-paced piece showcasing technical skill (e.g., Prokofiev’s "Toccata").



Each type offers a unique way to experience the versatility and depth of piano music!

[flyingBlooper]

Adobe when you pirate their software instead of paying $25, 000/day + your newborn child to get demo access: 😡😡🤬🤬🤬😡😡😡

[GamingScout]

that "What the fu-" was PERSONAL. 💀

[riboiman]

Often times piracy isn't a price problem

It's a service problem

This however, is double edged

[breadmilkYT]

"Hey US gov! Adobe is scamming me!"
US gov: "Lmao why are you paying for Adobe products??"