I went as far as setting up a home server to host a load of ripped media, it's definitely worth it. I've got my own netflix and Spotify wrapped up into one service I don't even need a subscription fee to use. The main problem is that most of my favourite music is released as singles on YouTube rather than physical album releases so I still have to manually change the metadata to upload it.

I think that was a point made in the TV show Ghosts.

I only use Firefox and I haven't noticed this at all. A video I was just watching went all the way up to 2k resolution. Closest I've seen to this was a YT to mp4 converter that couldn't go above 360p.

Set up ErsatzTV, you can plug it into jellyfin as a live broadcast and it'll show a TV guide too.

tbf in the UK they don't have a speed listed on those roads, the national speed limit sign basically just means "We couldn't be arsed to set a safe speed so use your brain."

Who could have ever expected that?

I might be totally imagining this but I feel like there was a scene somewhere that implied there was a bathroom connected to one side of the rooms? I think it might have been part of rwby chibi though, where whey also showed that they had some sort of communal kitchen in another episode.

Kombucha, I can't stand the taste but people who like it seem to be obsessed with it. It's good for making vegan leather with though.

For all mankind is great during season 1, then they just went off the rails

That announcement spooked me ngl

I made an account on peertube.wtf a while back intending to make content but there doesn't seem to be an audience there for the content I was making and there didn't seem to be any creators making any content I wanted to see either. Also I could only really use it at home because there was a creator who kept publishing unmarked nsfw content and the single admin couldn't keep up with how often they were getting through to the instance.

Bruh £5 for a web game from the early 10s. I get that there aren't ads now but still.