That's it, that's enough. The 20% of Netflix content worth watching can easily be found elsewhere, matey.
Is there one of these but usenet instead?
A "price update".
I got a price update coming for them. It's fucking zero.
I'd say I'd still the seven seas for it, but I can't think of any of their stuff I'd actually bother to nick...
They have some solid CW content like the Addams family on and similar. It's not good but it scratches an itch for 20-somethings being catty at each other.
I watched one episode of Wednesday and can only assume that whoever wrote it had never seen The Addams Family before. Genuinely awful. Felt like some Harry Potter knockoff they'd inexplicably turned into something the rights were cheap for...
Exactly, it's a CW show :)
I've never seen the original, though.
Agree with your last sentence; I don’t think anything they have on offer at the moment is even worth pirating - at least until the final season of Stranger Things is released!
Streamio with the torrentio addon for the win.
My man. Thank you
Glad i could help! It's been a godsend since someone here told me about it too
Pc phone and tablet works great. I've heard mention of a smart tv version but i don't have experience with that
Be sure to leave it open for a while so you can seed some.
Stremio on LG TV with webOS works pretty well. Definitely worth a shot.
Dumb question... But what's the rest of it?
Is it .io or?
I assume these are for torrents but I can't find them.
Yea we canceled Netflix starting March 1st. At this point it's a bait and switch. We signed up at less than 10$ , now it's more than double. Trump announced tarrifs against Canada, 2days later we got notice from Netflix that prices are gong up 25%>>lol fuck off no.
You've now given up
because they've let you down
and they've run around and deserted you
Since they've made you cry
now you're gonna say goodbye
because they've told a lie that hurt you
I used to pirate movies like the dirty pirate that I was. Now I'm training my own personal LLM for educational purpose, just like Zuck.
I have nearly the same thread with disney+. Price hiked from 89 to 139/year. I like it but not that much.
I jumped ship (lol) a year ago. Synology NAS w/ 16TB of space, Jellyfin, and Proton. Set up my family with Jellyfin on their Roku TV's. I was paying for Prime & D+. My brother provided Netflix. Lost that first. Now we're all watching what we want, when we want, and I gladly cover the cost for everyone.
We're not much for live sports, so no loss to speak of
Netflix can go suck a fuck!!
How exactly does one "suck a fuck"?
That's for them to figure out.
Thank you, i had the quote wrong haha
Along with every corporation and wealth hoarder wringing every last penny from us.
Arrrrgh mi hearty! ☠️
Highly recommend a year long subscription to proton VPN and the app streamio. I use real debris and torrentio with it. The experience is better than you could ever buy with streaming services.
The big issue with Streamio is that it relies on torrents but doesn’t actually seed anything. It simply uses the torrent to cache the content, and then deletes it after you watch. Encouraging everyone to use streamio is a slow march towards killing it, because if everyone uses it nobody can.
Maybe something like Plex or Jellyfin instead. It will require a little more up-front setup, but it allows you to have a server (or just your home PC) that works as a media host. And since you’re hosting the content, you can actually seed your torrents.
Jellyfin if you like FOSS, or Plex if you need to be able to walk your mother-in-law through the setup for her TV. Jellyfin is great as far as FOSS goes, but it doesn’t hold a candle to Plex’s ease of setup.
Thank you!
Good. I hope this makes everyone more politically thoughtful and active
I hope so too. The fate of the free world depends on it, but it's not looking very good.
Anon just dropped a message to Americans.
The phenomenon of online platforms gradually degrading the quality of their services, often by promoting advertisements and sponsored content, in order to increase profits. (Cory Doctorow, 2022, extracted from Wikitionary) source
We discuss how predatory big tech platforms live and die by luring people in and then decaying for profit.
We also discuss how naturally open technologies like the Fediverse can be susceptible to corporate takeovers, rugpulls and subsequent enshittification.