OpenStars

It would be such a shame if something were to... happen to it, don't you think?

Can we switch to an alternative timeline yet?

Why da fuq does this play an advertisement for audible.com, then refuse to play the actual video!? I know it's open source, but I'd rather it be functional and not have to read through the sourcecode to debug and fix it if it is non-functional... :-(

Look up skibidi toilet... oh no wait, better yet, don't! :-P

Make sure bandaids are handy - in fact, better through them into the pile too:-P

You guys organize your utensils?

(/s btw:-P)

Life is ruf.

~~Okay, I will show myself out... :-P~~

Just wait till HG Wells Time Machine comes true and a bunch of almost blind underground mole dwellers predate upon the idiotic surface dwellers who never think past the needs of today. Oh.

Especially with the constant breakages. It's still very much beta version software (and Kbin is still alpha).

Thank your lucky stars for that - that old dude has seen some sh!t, and that kitten is the only thing tying the thin thread of his sanity to this world... :-P

Tbh I haven't watched Netflix in a couple months - there are too many interesting things to watch that are not there! - but I do like knowing that some (probably tiny proportion but still more than zero?) of my funds goes to the original content creators, plus CC is built right in and it's actually a solid streaming delivery, when you do find something worthwhile - as opposed to e.g. 123 streaming that can be extremely hit-or-miss (plus shows yanked entirely without notice). The point about the early days of YouTube is well taken, though as you implied that has not held up over time.

To be clear I am not advocating for anyone else to do so, just saying that I do (sometimes), although I am open to cmv too. It bothers me that anytime something actually gets popular Netflix drops it, though it's nice that I don't have to maintain a huge library of files and spend time on curation, so there is definitely both benefits as well as detractions.

And presumably I can talk back, kind internet stranger! :-)