I have free access to netflix, I could watch it now, I could watch it everyday, I've had access to it for almost 6 months and it's in 4k.
I was interested in Henry cavills Witcher (episode 1 was good, I kept thinking does he have the ability to play the lead role, then I realised he's axed for Chris Hemsworths brother and thought well that was disappointing on Netflix)
But I log into YouTube more or tiktok, and if I really want it bad I'll just call jack sparrow.
So take your pick, since we cannot include hbo, Disney, fox, paramount, universal, MGM, Sony, as complete services rather fragmented offerings. It just looks like a empire monopy.
What I do find strange is how people who have it good do not know how to shut their mouth.
Examples: free VM hack you wrote in python, you've found but you chose to mine crypto on Google servers and plaster it all over YouTube, then informing the community it will get u banned.
Example: jump on the ai bandwagon and build a utube channel suddenly as a pro from copy and paste with no brain cells.
Example: Sleep on tiktok live stream hoping for donations as people watch ya.
The list goes on, it's not the system that's the problem it's this insatiable appetite to exploit, instead of creating good content society should set rules for them selves so such behaviours can permeate for more gifted people (not like my self) but selflessness with intelligence doesn't always help the community it makes them rampant obnoxious.
Not sure what's worse Activision buy out, or openai buy out:
[If Microsoft buys Activision]
Positives:
Gamepass has better offerings people flock to gamepass, at affordable price in the short fall that will effect Sony's business model to offer better value.
(That's someone who has gamepass and not a ps5 or PS4)
[If Microsoft buys Activision]
Negatives: Microsoft will have a monopoly that may not be in the interest of the consumer and when enough people have moved to gamepass Microsoft can blackmail them undercutting a apple monopoly in next 10 years.
[Microsoft buying openai:\]
Positives: the ability to bring education to the consumer, reduce spam, scams, open opportunitys maybe one day increase universal income scheme tied into job losses, and the ability to have AI in phones made by Microsoft or 3rd party vendors that help with all types of issues
[Microsoft buying openai]
Negatives: Monopoly on technology that's not openware to the community, biased ai that has favouritism above a threshold but does not acknowledge growth in certain sectors of the industry in 15 years, where things are automated towards eradicating piracy and having Microsoft Windows AI(cough trash cortona) capable of closing back doors, making games, cheats harder to hack, websites hosted on edge will be sanitised of illegal activities, the list goes on.
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