ColeSloth

Instead of doing most shit in-house, they contracted out shit tons of parts to the lowest bidder and they jenga all the pieces together. Kind of like when you buy an hp laptop, even though HP doesn't make a single piece of their laptop (or even assemble the things). They just arrange for all the pieces they want from all the component manufacturers and buy the parts and have them shipped to the assembly plant that's to be used.

Everyone decided they wanted to have their own streaming and wanted a bigger piece of the pie. That fragmented where to watch and caused old shows and movies to cost way more for streaming rights.

Then Netflix cancels too many originals without proper endings, which passes people off. After that they got rid of password sharing which made it a pain to have a work and home type of viewing experience. Now they're adding ads. They've become shit and now it's making it a bit harder for themselves.

I'm back on the seas. Once I couldn't leave my Netflix account set at my work site and my house, then they upped the price and added ads, it's just easier to pirate anything I'd like to binge. My phone has like 640 GB of space. I can carry my own Netflix, with beer and hookers.

Easy. Next time just download the last percentage first.

If the system can't run perfectly on its own by now.... I can teach them how to play the snakes game on it.

For doing the job

I mean, that seemed super obvious to me and anyone else who knows that ai stuff isn't some sort of magic voodoo space age science.

This was never a problem back when Styx was popular.

As people wait longer to marry over the generations, the divorce rate has increased and level of "happiness" has declined.

Causation yadda yadda yadda. You still can't actually disprove its why.

Y'all fucked up by not leaving everything on Netflix.