My relatives exclusively watch TV on their smart TV, so something as close as possible to Netflix-levels of usability (search for content and watch it within a similar user interface) was necessary for it to work for them at all.

I wish Stremio had a better new content recommendation system, as running out of things to watch without knowing of new things means they often end up watching AI slop on YouTube instead.

Because Torrentio is more reliable with a debrid service.

He sues with insanely unrealistic demands to make the resulting insanely corrupt settlement seem like a reasonable compromise.

Stopping Russia from conducting ethnic cleansing in Ukraine preserves human life.

Starting a war isn’t good, but now that Russia has started it, it’s important for Ukraine to continue receiving support to regain its territory and assert its territorial integrity, or Russia will inevitably start another war to take more. Allowing Russia to keep any of Ukraine’s territory is a tacit acceptance of its geopolitical tactics.

Maybe I’ll put up with Real-Debrid until Black Friday and switch to Premiumize at the better price then; I don’t use Usenet that often, but having it as an option would be useful (at a reasonable price point).

Are most things usually cached by Premiumize?

My main need is a drop-in replacement for Real-Debrid for Stremio for relatives to use; compared to other options, it’s one of closest options to Netflix levels of usability on a smart TV.

FMHY recommends Torbox, which also seemed to be the consensus of a Reddit thread I checked. It probably doesn’t have quite as big of a library of cached content as Real-Debrid, but I’ve noticed specific shows and movies getting removed from the service already, so a switch is probably needed soon.

Premiumize is also commonly recommended, though its higher cost in exchange for also having Usenet functionality doesn’t seem to be worth it when Usenet providers like Eweka have better retention.

Which Real-Debrid alternative has the most cached content?

If anything, that’s just an indicator of Google’s market dominance. Microsoft’s actions are ethically dubious, but more countries need to adopt legislation in the style of the EU’s Digital Services Act to promote competition to prevent consumers from assuming that Google is the sole means of searching online.

The tentatively adopted curtailment strategy also includes additional fees that could be charged to all types of customers that use more water than allowed, starting with $4 per 1,000 gallons over their allocation and subsequently rising to $8 per 1,000 gallons over their baseline. Federal and state government users, however, would be exempt from these surcharges.

A $8 per 1,000 gallon fee is an ineffective deterrent; they need effective penalties that no one is exempt from.

Bing intercepts the query

I’m by no means a supporter of Microsoft, but most search engines don’t redirect users to a company’s website just by entering their name as the search query. It’s not ‘intercepting’ anything, just adding a search widget to the results page.

Alternative to CBS.

Instances have downtime from time to time, some moreso than others. Per fediverse.observer, feddit.online seems to have a lower uptime rate than other Piefed instances.

Alternative to CBS. Also, AMP articles are problematic for several reasons, and thus articles should be linked to directly.

Replaced the audio-based article from NPR with a more in-depth one from Houston Public Media; both were released a week after most other articles, reflecting NPR’s added reporting. Ultimately, ICE used the arrest as an excuse to kidnap him and are ultimately responsible for his death.

CBS failing to correct lies such as “No one in ICE custody is denied access to proper medical care” and reprinting propaganda such as “This is the best healthcare that [sic] many aliens have received in their entire lives” is evidence of their slanted reporting that people shouldn’t be promoting.

Alternative to CBS.

Edit: Replaced audio-based NPR article with text-based Houston Public Media alternative.

If the picture were cropped to be just her house, it’s not even a particularly high resolution.

Be the change you want to see; if you’re into FNAF, find or create a community for it, post regular FNAF news as it comes out, and I’m sure you’ll find at least a few people interested in it. With enough people, others might start contributing too.

Alternative to CBS.

Edit: Replaced audio-based NPR article with text-based Houston Public Media alternative.

If anything, rising fuel prices would make RTO mandates even more effective at generating stealth layoffs.