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Netflix enshittification will continue until morale improves
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this post was submitted on 25 Jan 2024
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Netflix started out as a blessing. That's why I bought a subscribtion intially. Nowadays they've been screwed over as much as I have and they suck as much as every other service, but I'm sticking with Netflix. It is the most convenient method for my kids to watch their stupid cartoons and I also get to enjoy something every once in a while. I've tried others, but it's not worth it.
I hate subscription models. After adobe, never again.
I'd never subscribe to Adobe. I love Figma, but if Abobe takes over Figma and applies it's usual tactics, I'm never using Figma again.
I did, because it was convenient. But I learned my lesson, it was quite expensive.
I’m fine with subscription models for audio and video, since the goal is a continuous flow of new entertainment
Not for software. I want to own my software. These days it’s mostly operate since so many are too difficult to own (you want me to subscribe to Office? LoL, I “own” LibreOffice)