cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/1289467
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After Netflix, I am cracking down on paying for these services.
I did and now I am having a better user experience with a lot more content.
I would like to thank Netflix and now Disney for my newfound hobby for self-hosting. I am having a blast learning new marketable skills and improving my digital life.
Jellyfin + Kodi + Jellyseerr and the rest of the arr stack really is amazing. Feels like I have my own netflix, just wayyyy better
What does Kodi provide in this stack?
Upscaling and better codec support than jellyfin
any good instructions for setting this up on raspberry pi?
I really like YAMS. This will get you a setup based on docker that runs the *arr stack, qbittorrent, and has support for VPN out of the box. Lets you choose between Plex, emby, and jellyfin. It’s also extremely easy to add sabnzbd (or whatever usenet dl client you want) by just copying a few lines in the docker compose file. It also makes updating wicked easy, just ‘yams restart’.
YAMS looks interesting. Have you checked out Saltbox?
That looks cool. I’m solid with yams right now but I’m going to bookmark that in case I need to change.
Having everything in one place is so much more convenient
I’ll stick with my “nothing a month” plan.
123 movies is where its at
Worked well for for Netflix, stock is up 30% since May.
If anyone can pull it off it’s Disney. Parents will keep shelling out whatever Disney demands to keep their kids entertained.
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Jesus, what’s with the bot in the comments, do I even want to click on that picture?
Report and block, that’s what I did. We don’t need that nonsense around here
My Plex server will continue forward on it’s ongoing 12+ year long mission of not giving a fuck while continuing to provide me with all my content!
they saw all the lemmings get new Netflix accounts, and figured if the sheep were lining up to be shorn, they might as well get their share too
It helps that Disney is desperate for money, immediately if not sooner.
corporations always say they’re desperate for money, since they pay out any money they have to shareholders and executive salaries, and whoops, look at that, desperate for money again, can you believe it, we just don’t know how we could have avoided this desperation in the first place. it’s the dril candles meme, and everyone keeps stoking it.
The market is so short sited. Sure, Netflix saw a bump in subscribers last quarter, but what were the cancellation numbers in the same quarter? I never got to see that info. I’m sure there’s more than a handful of people that didn’t mind spending $10 to finish the series they were binging, just to cancel the subscription shortly after. If you have more subscribers and more cancellations, does it really matter?
All that matters is how you frame your situation to your investors.
Said differently,
After Netflix, Disney is giving users permission to pirate all of its content
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Meanwhile, for completely unrelated reasons, I decided to mention that the https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/ instance is run by the former top mod of /r/piracy.
How do I add that one to this instance?
I’m not familiar with how Lemmy does it, I’m a kbin user myself, but I believe it should be similar between the two. You subscribe on a community-by-community basis, so for example you’d put “[email protected]” into the community search and then subscribe to it when it showed up in the results.
Edit: Indeed, when I visit https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/c/piracy there’s a helpful bit of text in the sidebar:
You are not logged in. However you can subscribe from another Fediverse account, for example Lemmy or Mastodon. To do this, paste the following into the search field of your instance: [email protected]
Thank you
You can just simply search community you want with the instance their in specifically. example being: @[email protected]
is a user; you want!.Random example: [email protected]
Thanks actually. I always forget that honestly
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