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Kicking Cable to the Curb
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Hey I always wondered about this. I see lots of people that use torrents to stream and get warned by their ISP's what are torrents.
That's part of the reason I spend the 10 bucks a month. Same with HBO I love some of the programming other then the movies on the day they are aired in 1080, mainly some of the series like Vice, Vice News, Bill Maher, Game of Thrones, Westworld. To me worth the other 10 bucks I pay. So I support HBO and love their streaming apps also.
Same here, I subscribe to HBO\Netflix even though I use the hell out Exodus. HBO series are worth supporting, to me anyway.
Yeppers I also use Exodus the most of all 3 even tho they say don't get married to one addon, I am pretty fluent in Specto, Zen, and 1 channel just in case Tvaddons screw up
If you want to see a really strange, thought invoking movie here it is on Exodus and probably others. it's called " Predestination" . I think most of you would like it.
It's bc from their point of view, if they are watching your traffic they can't tell the difference between streaming and torrenting without seeding. I had that explained to me from a guy at fios when I had to get our service turned back around. I had to jump up the ladder twice to get us back online a day the last guye told me "just be careful, once you're flagged for this kind of stuff they are watch your traffic and keep your history" (in case they need it in the future I guess) to them there is no difference if you streamed it/watched it or downloaded it. On their side, data is just data, doesn't matter how its used.
As to the question it's just a more efficient way of fileserving, but requires an infrastructure behind it to work.
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If anyone wants 17.1 I can upload my build, it's been pretty simplified so my gf can use it and she's probably got a bunch of anime addons but I know for a fact it has all the major video add-ons and the wizards working smoothly and advanced settings all set up.
I'll updated it like once every 1-2 week or something like that to make sure everything still works, this is what I do for my dad and a few other family members, I load it in a dropblx and he just deletes all the anime ones and loads the new build if something on his stops working.
I don't get how sky stream hasn't done a build for 17.1 yet, Jarvis it's no longer stable with the addons they're using. I didn't like the skin at first but I guess it's grown on me bc tries going back to confluence and it's total potato.
I'll updated it like once every 1-2 week or something like that to make sure everything still works, this is what I do for my dad and a few other family members, I load it in a dropblx and he just deletes all the anime ones and loads the new build if something on his stops working.
I don't get how sky stream hasn't done a build for 17.1 yet, Jarvis it's no longer stable with the addons they're using. I didn't like the skin at first but I guess it's grown on me bc tries going back to confluence and it's total potato.
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I went right back to confluence. Took me months to get win 10 to look and work like win 7. No interest in the "modern" UI's.
Yeah I thought the same thing but sometimes you have to embrace change, plus confluence is a potato. it only seems more convenient if you're used to it. The new estuary one actually runs with less of a footprint and easier to use.
Sky stream they don't have a build for 17 yet bc it's "not stable" but, all of the addons I have checked have updated to 17. Meaning the Jarvis build is the one that's going to have issues with addons.
Also I have had 0 issues with 17.1. 16, I used to have issues all the time, sometimes I'd boot up and everything would just be gone, or dependencies missing, or repo's or user data files etc. 16 was a nightmare, but 17 has been anything but "unstable".
Sky stream they don't have a build for 17 yet bc it's "not stable" but, all of the addons I have checked have updated to 17. Meaning the Jarvis build is the one that's going to have issues with addons.
Also I have had 0 issues with 17.1. 16, I used to have issues all the time, sometimes I'd boot up and everything would just be gone, or dependencies missing, or repo's or user data files etc. 16 was a nightmare, but 17 has been anything but "unstable".
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So far I prefer Xonfluence fer both 16 and 17. Just sumpin' 'bout dem dang nab learnin' curves nowadays...
BTW, who's gonna claim da 1000th post? Quite a run fer a small start!
BTW, who's gonna claim da 1000th post? Quite a run fer a small start!
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