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I genuinely prefer to pay for content.
Me too, until it's a huge hassle and extremely expensive. I was happy to pay for Netflix, until a bunch of other corporations got involved and made streaming into exactly the problem that streaming fixed... We're back to cable again.
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Me too, until it's a huge hassle and extremely expensive. I was happy to pay for Netflix, until a bunch of other corporations got involved and made streaming into exactly the problem that streaming fixed... We're back to cable again.
How so? It’s still significantly better than cable because there is no contract and you are not paying for services you don’t want to use.
What is the support for CUDA on any of the *BSD OS like these days?
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Actually its possible in several ways - but natively - this way: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrWIVRLnG1w
Does this give you 4k? Or are you artificially limited?
Assuming You have the highest Netflix plan (that allows 4K) - there seems to be other limitations.
I am no Netflix expert - but for example this guide:
- https://www.howtogeek.com/658699/not-getting-netflix-in-4k-h...
Suggests that to watch content in 4K you will need Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 - along with 'correct' Intel CPU and/or modern enough supported NVIDIA GPU.