cyberpunk007

@cyberpunk007@lemmy.ca

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I hope someday we'll find a way to pirated a car (lemmy.world)

In the end, the KIA car company made its cars into subscription models, I really hate this because in the end the car we buy with our own money doesn’t feel like it belongs to us. Should we finally buy an old school car ? so as not to be affected by this subscription models or is there a way to crack the software installed in...

cyberpunk007,

I wish we had better infra to support bikes. Amsterdam is nice how you can ride around on a bike and get anywhere. It’s healthy, environmentally friendly, and cheap. Win win win.

cyberpunk007, (edited )

Charging for that is so criminal. My 2010 vehicle can do most those things already for no recurring fees

cyberpunk007,

Can’t wait till a nefarious actor hacks it.

Reminds me of that movie on Netflix I just watched - leave the world behind, this happens

cyberpunk007,

This reminds me of the video game industry. Make a complete game, then choose to remove pieces to sell later as add-on content. Lol. The only thing I see costing them money is if they have to pay for an LTE subscription to maintain that internet connectivity so you can start your car from an app.

cyberpunk007,

I use emby Plex and jellyfin. Plex just started it all so that’s where my library began. It’s clean and everything looks good. It will take me considerable time to migrate off it. I also paid 75$ for it in 2014, so I think that makes my point.

Jellyfin has always been on the back burner as a to-do, because I’m a huge advocate for open source.

cyberpunk007,

Time to move to jellyfin I guess.

cyberpunk007,

Yes, finamp. I have it installed. I haven’t tried it.

cyberpunk007, (edited )

Jellyfin was forked from emby (emby is similar to Plex, jellyfin is open source) in 2018 when emby went closed source, and they implemented sync and remote streaming if I recall correctly.

It’s a principle thing mostly. Plex just keeps ignoring features users want and trying to push some monetization model.

They regularly implement what I’d say most would consider anti features.

For example, I remember the push back on the mandatory “recommended” tab. It’s the first thing you see when navigating to a library. Wow. Neat. Some bean counter at Plex is “recommending” what I should watch on my own library. No thanks.

There was also the fiasco with emailing your friends things you’ve been watching. Just what you want where you store all your legally owned DVDs with your legal streaming rights to your friends.

Then there was also a thing where they began collecting data on your media libraries to their servers.

There’s also mandatory Internet connection if you want to have local users :). Lots of people barked at this and they ignored it and tried to spin it as an ok thing. You cannot have other people in your family have different watched status and stats without connecting to the internet. Oh did your Internet go down? So did Plex. At that point how’s it different than Netflix. Not to mention we’re the ones doing the hosting. It’s in our network. This should not be reliant on an Internet connection.

The list goes on.

It works pretty well and I’ve thus far been too lazy to change, but jellyfin is open source, and doesn’t have evil people behind it.

cyberpunk007,

Time to move to jellyfin I guess

cyberpunk007,

See my long winded response here

lemmy.ca/comment/6529326

cyberpunk007,

Not until it’s a mandatory popup or recommendation any time you want to watch. Or maybe mandatory ads and popups on “new releases”. With Plex, nothing surprises me now.

cyberpunk007,

I still have an original Xbox with Xbmc on it lol

cyberpunk007,

Agreed, but we probably all knew it had to decline at some point. Nothing is really free.

I’m just glad I feel like I definitely got my money’s worth. Feb 2014 is when I got it. So 10 years, 75$. I cant complain 😂

cyberpunk007,

Poor people. Isn’t that like 95% of the population these days? 😭

cyberpunk007,

Witcher 3, I love riding roach around and exploring and listening to the music. I like cruising in cyberpunk 2077 listening to the radio stations. There’s also spiritifarer.

cyberpunk007, (edited )

I love the lack of context. But I can definitely tell you those numbers are not pi.

Edit:

I threw this in chatgpt and it agrees.

“The number 1,699,144,845.238 is a decimal number. It appears to be a numerical value, but without context, it’s difficult to determine its specific meaning. It could represent a quantity, a measurement, a financial value, or some other numerical data. If you have more information about its context, I can provide a more specific explanation.”

cyberpunk007,

Not even aliens? You really think there’s zero other life forms in this universe?

What things do you do while eating?

I have a terrible habit of watching Youtube while I eat, and then one video turns to ten and I’ve wasted the entire day. I’ve tried just not watching it while I eat, but JUST eating is so incredibly boring that I cave in and turn it on regardless. I can’t get any work done while eating either, since it takes me out of flow...

Disney is gouging customers with a near doubling of subscription costs. (sh.itjust.works)

Disney is raking its customers over the coals with a 75% price hike for their annual subscription (originally $80.) People wonder why piracy is on the rise.Multiple commenters are saying I’m off base about the 75% price increase. My payment less than a year ago was $79.99. Here’s the proof.

cyberpunk007,

Hm. Content on there is so lacking and we already use it so infrequently… If I had to choose between this and Netflix, Netflix stays.

cyberpunk007,

I know they exist and I always forget which the good ones are, but what are the good YouTube alternatives? I know some people I watch upload to both YouTube and another platform.

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