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impossible people, sponsored content, ads and your data on a buffet - it was long overdue, but i’m glad it’s finally gaining momentum.
impossible people, sponsored content, ads and your data on a buffet - it was long overdue, but i’m glad it’s finally gaining momentum.
@DebatableRaccoon afaik the problem is physical media and that it becomes unavailable/unplayable for several reasons.
it’s funny how the “when we were kids, whe didn’t even had a tv at home and we were happy”-routine from our grandparents moved up to “we watched the same episode on vhs on repeat!” now millennials are getting older.
streaming hit the wall the moment every corp wanted to make their own service to cut out netflix. the boom in streaming happend - at least in most parts of europe - because basically everything anyone wanted (even some hbo titles) had been on netflix for 10 eurobucks a month and now you have to sub at least three services for almost thrice the price each. and especially disney+ is complete trash if you’re not a marvel/star wars stockholm syndrome victim. now asking for even more in times of inflation and recession is a slap into the face of subscribers.
don’t forget the absence of easy to install addons! such a delight!