

I appreciate this recommendation. I’ve been trying it out for like 5 minutes and I’m very impressed! This could be life-changing and lead to me axing Spotify. Thank you kind stranger!
I appreciate this recommendation. I’ve been trying it out for like 5 minutes and I’m very impressed! This could be life-changing and lead to me axing Spotify. Thank you kind stranger!
Thousands…? Lol probably 3
You can also choose a one time fee with plex
There are other options if you want something entirely free. I’m actually surprised that feature was ever free.
I tried jellyfin and thought Plex was better in all aspects personally. Yeah, it sucks to lose free features, then again no one is owed fully free software from a commercial company
But they develop the software and need to fund that regardless of technical reasons.
Yeah, they’re just bitching. Pretty funny imo
Ditto to all of this, except I don’t know anything about plexamp
No but the fact that software is reasonable to charge for does.
Same. People want literally unlimited shit for free
Every time one of these gets posted I say “wait what? That was free before??”
This is the kind of feature I think is reasonable to charge for. As were the others people were complaining about. Plex lifetime pass is a one time fee.
You seem to think that we can guarantee people have nothing based on what, “trust me bro”?
‘sooo what does that shit mean?’ to a question already answered kinda indicates anger. Intentional or not.
You’re way too mad about this
In the middle of nowhere I had 4g service in like 2011 I think. In any case I think it’s splitting hairs since I said about 15 years
4G refers to the fourth-generation of cellular network technology, first introduced in the late 2000s and early 2010s
Neural network: for when saying LLM doesn’t sound smart enough
Cool. Enjoy your 2004 reddit practice… ?
Why would you login to…a treadmill? Why would it need internet? So you can watch Netflix on the world slowest Public computer?
The trend of having touch screens on things is horrible enough. We definitely jumped the shark with technology long ago