My source of fatigue is now maintaining updates to my own jellyfin, mail, webdav/carddav, wordpress, xmpp, backups and whatever else I’m selfhosting to escape this hell.
Then the wife goes out and gets Netflix and Disney+ anyway.
I changed the Netflix subscription from 3 screens to 1 because no one was watching it.
No one noticed for 3 months, then suddenly two people wanted to watch different Netflix content at the same time and I was the biggest criminal ever!
I haven’t told them that UniFi monitors network traffic and there are still whole months that no one watches Netflix because then I will be accused of spying on them. (Which I technically am, but since I pay the Internet and streaming bills…)
There should be a law stating that you need a minimum number of hours using a subscription before you can be billed for it. At a minimum they should tell you how many hours you’re using it each month.
I would genuinely sub to 3 streaming services, xbox live and a gym if I knew I wouldn’t get billed unless I used it.
Unless it’s a genuine commitment (e.g. my baseball team) there should be zero cost for zero use.
How to deal with subscription fatigue:
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I’ve gone all-in.
My source of fatigue is now maintaining updates to my own jellyfin, mail, webdav/carddav, wordpress, xmpp, backups and whatever else I’m selfhosting to escape this hell.
Then the wife goes out and gets Netflix and Disney+ anyway.
That is the biggest problem.
I changed the Netflix subscription from 3 screens to 1 because no one was watching it. No one noticed for 3 months, then suddenly two people wanted to watch different Netflix content at the same time and I was the biggest criminal ever!
I haven’t told them that UniFi monitors network traffic and there are still whole months that no one watches Netflix because then I will be accused of spying on them. (Which I technically am, but since I pay the Internet and streaming bills…)
There should be a law stating that you need a minimum number of hours using a subscription before you can be billed for it. At a minimum they should tell you how many hours you’re using it each month.
I would genuinely sub to 3 streaming services, xbox live and a gym if I knew I wouldn’t get billed unless I used it.
Unless it’s a genuine commitment (e.g. my baseball team) there should be zero cost for zero use.
i wish it was real, especially terabyte amount
Right? It’s an old meme, so revisiting it in today’s economy is like, “She has a huge hard drive! Get her!”
5 TB of mostly DVD-quality ripped media will have to suffice for now. 😮💨
damn…her collection is bigger than mine
Futureproof comics (and all fiction really) by making the numbers bigger than currently realistic - works only for a little while.
Jellyfin itself, however, will become a household name.
20 TB is pretty much what I have for my whole server. It’s just a lil guy. 10 years ago it would have been really nice though.