Something like a syndication model makes a lot of sense. Certainly more sense than every studio or legacy network trying to operate its own streamer. I also see a lot of potential in FAST services like Pluto, Freevee, and Tubi. Locking old content behind a premium-priced ad-free streamer isn’t necessary.
If you’re on Apple platforms you can try NetNewsWire. Comes with a Safari extension that you can use to easily add a feed and it syncs with iCloud and/or Feedly. Edit: grammar
She’s built like a steakhouse, but she handles like a bistro
That’s my problem, actually. I very much do not want music bundled with ad-free YouTube. I’d pay a reasonable price for an unbundled version, but the Premium family plan is more than the top-tier Netflix or Max subscription.
They already sent a legal warning to them but apparently didn’t realize that Invidious doesn’t use their API and never agreed to any terms of service.
Also Kanopy and Hoopla
“Your lyrics lack subtlety! You can’t just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry!”
Also you can’t block communities on Mlem, which is really annoying if you don’t want to see all the yiff content
Rather than doing a short time on high power, try a longer time on 50-60% power. Tends to warm more evenly. If that’s not quite hot enough, hit it for a minute or 1:30 on full power.
I’m 40% (insert thing)
On iOS there’s Yattee and you can use Piped on a browser or as a PWA.
It’s to do with licensing fees. Just hosting a show carries a cost for the streamer, and if it isn’t driving growth or retaining customers enough to justify that cost, it’s going to get cut. https://www.cnbc.com/2023/05/29/streaming-services-remove-movies-shows-heres-why.html