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Oh that’s one movie I would love to watch.
Oh that’s one movie I would love to watch.
If they don’t do anything to fix it, not long
I know I can’t escape Google’s Orwellian surveillance entirely but I limit what I can, and adblockers/ trackerblockrers play a huge part in this.
If you have more than two streaming services it now cost more than cable.
We’ve come full circle, guys!
This is what happens with every single music license game in existence.
It sucks but there’s nothing they can do because the shrinking user base does not justify renewing the licenses, both in terms of fee and effort.
At least you get to keep the DLC titles you purchased, which probably wouldn’t happen with a SaaS title
Revanced is pretty much perfect for my needs.
And SmartTube on my Android TV.
Its an in house utility… But I would assume something similar already exists out there
One more thing to add to the Google Graveyard
Its a very simple low ressource video server utility that I’m using for easy access at work.
Its basically a stupid low footprint plex-like local web server that uses the browser’s internal HEVC support to play and cast to my TV.
With MS hinting at SAAS for Win12 with Copilot, this will be a good test.
Nobody can profit off “monthly usage credits” or without a subscription.
At least not until the tech becomes more affordable.
Firefox doesn’t have native HEVC support. So I switched to Opera because no other browser except for Safari has that feature.
Supposedly Edge has it, but couldn’t get it to work on my media server app.
I tried Opera on a few of my devices lately and frankly I’m impressed by the responsiveness. I still can’t get rid of Firefox but I find myself moving over to Opera more and morem
Much like GIFs, MP3s will never go away.
Sure there are better alternatives, but widespread adoption over decades now is hard to gloss over.
Many people pointed this out in the link but yeah, it’s much harder to make edits / entries in wikipedia nowadays.
The rules are more strict and you have to respect an increasing number of rules, etc.
I remember when Wikipedia started to get some steam, it was basically a text editor with very basic hyperlink-style formatting.
Minor changes / typos are still easy to do, but frankly I wouldn’t know how to start anymore if I wanted to create a new entry.
Its not good for the general aura surrounding the release. I don’t follow the game actively but all I hear is negativity.