My main thing that pushes me towards being a striminal is that every service has all exclusive content.
If I wasn’t too watch star trek or star wars, hello Disney+. Stranger things? Netflix. The list is long, I won’t bore you with what you’re probably aware of.
Moving to bring a striminal, as they say, you can watch what you want, when you want, where you want. You get everything in one place, and don’t have to flip flop between services to simply see what’s available.
The cost of all of the services is a problem, sure, because it’s so damn costly for all of them combined. But that’s not my primary factor. It’s just so damned inconvenient to maintain so many disconnected accounts, and agglutinate all of the information into a sensible list of what’s new or available across all services.
I just want it to be easy and they’ve intentionally made it not easy.
I won’t comment if, or how many Linux ISOs I may or may not have.
My main thing that pushes me towards being a striminal is that every service has all exclusive content.
If I wasn’t too watch star trek or star wars, hello Disney+. Stranger things? Netflix. The list is long, I won’t bore you with what you’re probably aware of.
Moving to bring a striminal, as they say, you can watch what you want, when you want, where you want. You get everything in one place, and don’t have to flip flop between services to simply see what’s available.
The cost of all of the services is a problem, sure, because it’s so damn costly for all of them combined. But that’s not my primary factor. It’s just so damned inconvenient to maintain so many disconnected accounts, and agglutinate all of the information into a sensible list of what’s new or available across all services.
I just want it to be easy and they’ve intentionally made it not easy.
I won’t comment if, or how many Linux ISOs I may or may not have.