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Well people also got sick and died from eating their food. All of the locations had to close down for a bit.

123movies said we should pay. Studios shouldn't price gouge. Arrrgghh

Pfblocking?

Everybody should learn about pihole.

Bills are almost paperless. They are he only thing we need USPS for is packages, that's it. Some people get their meds and such through USPS.

Not with pihole and other ad-blocking measures.

I've never really been a fan of thin technology like this. Even laptops, the hardware needs room to breath. I'd rather have a thicker TV so it can breath. Just like the firetv sticks, those things really heat up.

Damn, so now I gotta use reddit less than I use it already?

What was it like working in the cable TV industry? Did it pay good and have good benefits?

Not like kodi. There are channels to watch stuff for free, kinda like Pluto TV. However, I do think you can stream your own content from your PC using kodi, not sure though.

Plex and Jellyfin organize your media using metadata and it's pretty much your own Netflix, Hulu type thing.

However, if you get a Plex pass you can stream your media outside of your network to friends and family. Or just yourself when you're out of the house. But your PC would need to stay on, unless you have a NAS bay with the hard drives in it.

I remember being able to rent video games from these. Some days you might see 2 people in line for one of these things.