Glad I could help. ๐
enough cocaine to kill a small horse
Freud?
Glad I could help. ๐
enough cocaine to kill a small horse
Freud?
"The Arrival" with Charlie Sheen. (FYI: That's not Charlie Sheen.)
Can't ibuprofen also damage your liver?
Yes. There is a legit plex app on fire stick and roku. It comes with free live TV and on Demand content, but you can also run your own server on your network with your own downloaded content. If you have an IPTV service you can stream that through plex as well.
Note that Jellyfin is a similar app/server that works the same way and is totally free. Plex is also free, but there are additional features behind the pay wall like GPU decoding, PVR service for IPTV, and others.
Life, uh, finds a way.
I actually just recently, after years of frustration, figured out a technique that works. You squeeze the box near the opening so that it bulges out. Then you can poke it with your finger and rip the top open. Feels like gutting a fish, which I assume now is what they were going for.
Yes, true. I was specifically referring to streaming of non-live content.
To your second paragraph, that's a good question. I work for a company that provides live linear streaming along with our non-linear service, and last I heard, the live stream still had the majority share of views. I was a little surprised by that because of the size of the VOD offering, but then I remember how people just love throwing on the TV for noise and not think of it.
Further to that, I occasionally use Pluto, and I find that it's often easier to just throw on the South Park live channel vs. navigating to the VOD channel and picking an episode. Maybe I'm just one of those old people. Lol.
Would it blow your mind to know that streaming/VOD is also known as "Non-linear TV"? ๐
Probably get it for my birthday and then not play it for a few years. ๐ But really, I want to get it, but it's $90 here and I just can't justify that. I'll probably wait a few years for it to finally drop to $70 then get it. Lol. Also, I keep telling myself I should get through my backlog of games before I buy more...
You're exactly where I was. Lol. For the longest time I was sure I was going to get a 3060ti because the 3070 was just too expensive. Then as prices started dropping and secondhand cards were getting so much cheaper, I was inclined to open up my options. After reading a lot, I decided that the extra vram would serve me better for a long run with the card, especially since I was generally finding the 6700xt going for less than the 3060ti and 3070 on FB marketplace.
And as you said, the recent business practices by Nvidia definitely weigh heavily.
Played it for like 30 minutes, but never found the time to dedicate to it. Then over Christmas last year I finally had the chance to dedicate to it.
I'm ready, Trekkie Monster!