Calm down.

I remember iPlayer in 2007: it was a mess, using DRM and P2P, requiring a full download before watching it. I wouldn’t call that a streaming service at all. Shows had to be watched within a week of broadcasting.

I welcome feedback but starting a comment with ‘thats not correct’ and then blatantly being incorrect is just some ol’ bullshit.

I never mentioned that either of the companies originated the idea of streaming. I only posited that Netflix pushed governments (in this case the Dutch and UK) to move to digital programming.

On what hardware? I have a 1yo laptop running Linux and it’s slow AF on open source llms. Might be to do with video card drivers, but I’d be happy to hear suggestions on which machine to put next to my raspberry pi for a local LLM.

I was thinking about that, but it did make governments move to digital programming (eg BBC, NPO), which they likely wouldn’t have done if it wasn’t for Netflix. I think it also improved the internet speeds here in NL significantly.

Guess some mid level government officials was sick of the Yo mum jokes in COD… About as stupid as the UK porn ban.

Elementary school formally starts at 5, so the ages are a bit off. Other than that, good graphic presentation!

If that’s your best car ever, you haven’t driven many cars.

60 million, right? That’s not pocket change for anyone!

Oh daddy, no need to be worried.

Ive been using for almost 20 years and I don’t even fully know what that means. How are data partitions bulk-mounted? Why would rootfs be ro or rw? Why would anyone care?

€hareholders,baby!