Thanks! Yeah, I was JUST about to pull the trigger on it, waited a couple of weeks, and then this “Plus” version came out and on a discount. Was a bit more than I wanted to spend, but worth it to future proof.

66 I think has replays on its paid tier.

RIP legend. StreamEast got me through 3 hockey seasons with little to no issues.

I’ve said it so many times: Offer me a legal season-long package for ONE team that includes all games priced around $100 and I’d instantly sign up. I don’t want to jackass around with blackouts, 6 different apps / subscriptions, or pay an insanely-high amount of money to watch the whole league when I just want to follow my team.

I’m in the market for a self hosted file server so I can use it as a destination for website backups. Absolutely going to give this a look next week. Thanks for posting about it!

I find tapestry to be way better than surf. I use both but surf just feels confusing while tapestry do everything in a cleaner way.

That’s not their fault. Libby / overdrive is what the market offers. If a library wants to loan digital books, that’s the answer. This is a competition and marketplace and monopoly problem. Not a library problem.

That may be true but until a better solution for ebook lending exists, libraries in their current form using Libby / Overdrive is still an enormous public benefit and is a direct service from local taxes that benefits humanity.

I don’t agree with Overdrive’s practices but I absolutely don’t hold libraries accountable for that because they can’t control what the market offers.

Just use your local library and get all the books you want for free and in the most legit way possible. No idea why you feel the need to pirate books.