Back then it was the easiest way to get Netflix into the lives of more people. It reduced the barrier of entrance to almost zero and allowed people to get used to the service. Then, a few years later, when you pull the rug, people are already invested in your service and would rather become a paying member than quit

If the server endpoint is the same you could try a DNS rebind? A pihole or adguard should be able to redirect that and I guess the fan made one is a bit more lenient when it comes to that kinda stuff

The reason for Australia is, that they are huge Eurovision nerds and we find that funny. Thats why they are welcome. Also their acts are usually good.

I still hold a .de domain for 12€/year

Going private? Sounds good, less pressure from shareholders… Selling to the Saudis? Hell no! Good thing I was already boycotting them anyway

We could lower the entire lunar surface by several meter and not have a dent in the tidal effect

If it were sensibly prized I would have no issue with paying for YouTube. But seeing as they almost ask for the same as Netflix and co while not producing any content, I decided for the adblocker instead

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I’m not anti communist, I’m anti bootlicking tankie fanboy

You can always migrate to a new one. I wouldn’t want to be associated with such people

Look at his instance if you have any doubts left. I don’t know why we still federate with that pile of shit

No no, you don’t understand. Those brave Russians where just trying to protect that poor girl from the evil Ukrainians by… Using her as a shield… Yeah

yep, that’ll either be a key (starting at 40€ currently) or a late buy for me. No way I’m paying 80 bucks for that

You’re totally right. That’s why I usually just assume, that the scale starts at 5, that gives a good idea about the quality of the game. A 7/10 would be a 2/5 on that revised scale, telling you what you want to know

Jellyfin is also not an option if you want a secure way to share content with your family/friends without forcing them to install a VPN on each and every client they want to use. I could open the Plex port in my router and put it behind a reverse proxy, since the Plex frontend is actually secured unlike Jellyfin

This looks really cool. But I wouldn’t show so much of the monster in the trailer. The first time was especially bad, the second time the best way, if you want to show it at all.

As far as I know the arr suite tools do not download things. They scour publicly available pages for torrent links and meta data, so they don’t really need to be behind a VPN. The download client it all ends in should definitely be behind a VPN though

Probably remembered a story his grandpa told him of a visit to the place. Aaah, Nostalgia

Aaaah, didn’t see that text

Ok, I’m gonna need an explanation for this one. What happens after he used the scale function?