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In the golden age of physical media, the product you bought on Tuesday was the product you owned forever. If a blockbuster movie had a glaring plot hole, a video game had a game-breaking bug, or an album had a poorly mixed vocal track, the audience simply had to live with it. Flaws became artifacts. Glitches became folklore. Most patches are genuinely good