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  • I cannot confirm, nor deny.

    But, I will say, once upon a time, before the days of netflix, if you wanted to watch things, you needed to spend a fuckload of money, to watch it on cable, with commercials every 10 minutes… or, you drove to a blockbuster. So, you either did that, or you obtained the movie/tv/etc, via a torrent.

    Then, netflix came along, gave you a ton of content, at a reasonable price. And- then, there wasn’t really much of an advantage to obtaining media via other alternative means. So, netflix took over by storm, and piracy went way down.

    Then, everyone wanted a piece of the action. So, then Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney Plus, HBO+, ESPN+, (And insert 50 other network-specific streaming services) jumped into the fray. Then, they all made exclusive streaming contracts. So, if you watch a handful of things, you would need a handful of streaming service subscriptions.

    And- again, the alternative option of piracy, became the better option, as you can watch whatever the f- you want, WHENever you want, without having to pay for 50 different subscriptions every month, just to watch a TV series, which they decide to cancel after the 2nd season.

    Do you justify?

    If the fucking scumbags didn’t get greedy in the first place, we wouldn’t be in this situation. But, no, everyone wanted an extremely generous piece of the pie, and now everything has went to shit again. Fuck those guys. Isn’t like the actual actors/writers staring in movies gets any of the money anyways.







  • I used to have a list, somewhere. But. will, instead summarize it a bit.

    External-facing websites (for both myself, and hosted for other clients).

    A few discord bots I created, and host.

    10-20 containers for home-automation.

    10-15 containers for “Media” management.

    A handful of containers for document/photo archival / storage / etc.

    Containers for managing storage, backups. etc.

    Containers for network management (unifi), SMTP, etc.

    Containers for monitoring.

    Keep in mind, most common “applications” will run at least two containers (one for the app, one for the database), and, occasionally a redis container.

    I run services redundantly when possible. Ie- traefik runs as a daemonset, across all of my nodes. As does longhorn storage.

    That being said, I’d guess I am only running around 40-60 total applications, but, those 40-60 turns into a couple hundred containers.