I’ve been spending way too much time lately thinking about how much the whole streaming landscape has shifted... It feels like just yesterday we were all fighting over a single cable subscription, and now? Now it’s a complete battlefield of apps, monthly fees, and endless scrolling just to find something decent to watch on a Friday night. It honestly feels like we're circling back to the old days where you had to hunt for content, only now it's more expensive and fragmented than ever. You’ve got one service for the big blockbusters, another for the indie stuff, and then some third-tier app that barely works on your smart TV... It's getting a little ridiculous, isn't it? I catch myself staring at the menu for twenty minutes before I finally just give up and put on a rerun of something I've already seen ten times. I wonder if we're eventually going to hit a breaking point where everyone just bundles everything back together again because the sheer number of subscriptions is starting to feel like a second mortgage... Anyway, just some food for thought while I try to decide what to watch tonight... Things used to be so much simpler back in the day... honestly, I really think people would be a lot better off if they just started using Tor or at least some kind of web proxy alongside it...