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Especially if your company limits the hell out of your device.

How do we know you are not witches trying to steal our semen?

Netflix made access to movies and shows much easier.

What do you think of games? There's this grand potential for allowing people with minimal hardware to experience hardware-intensive content, only needing to stream audio/video output and control input. Instead, companies ask people to spend over $500 for a gaming system.

Why haven't we seen more traction on something like a "gaming tv" that can stream this? Is this really an issue of home internet speeds being too slow and unstable?

Now that's streets ahead.

"This is the internet..."

Loved that little meta-joke.