Ask your local sys admin/DevOps nerd what they’re doing. The self hosted stacks are easy to maintain if you do it for a living and most of us hand out access to our friends/family.
I notice hulu has been getting a lot of kdramas and anime. Not much from other countries but they are starting to pop up too now. Oh and if you meant international like bbc yeah they have a lot of that.
In that case they have some good content there. I just finished The Light Shop which is like a horror drama mystery (depending on your tolerance for what horror is.) Apparently the creator is doing some universe thing and their other show Moving is based in the same universe. I haven’t seen it yet though
Netflix definitely has way more kdrama though than hulu, especially stuff that is just owning streaming rights.
I cancelled netflix a while ago, it just ain’t worth it no more. Might restart it to binge a few things then cancel again
Or don’t give them money, and go sailing instead.
Out of interest, do you watch international content? Because they commission and buy in so much of that compared to the others.
Yep it’s mainly American stuff that I watch.
Ask your local sys admin/DevOps nerd what they’re doing. The self hosted stacks are easy to maintain if you do it for a living and most of us hand out access to our friends/family.
Ah well that’s the main appeal for many. International content.
I notice hulu has been getting a lot of kdramas and anime. Not much from other countries but they are starting to pop up too now. Oh and if you meant international like bbc yeah they have a lot of that.
No, I meant K-dramas and other countries too.
In that case they have some good content there. I just finished The Light Shop which is like a horror drama mystery (depending on your tolerance for what horror is.) Apparently the creator is doing some universe thing and their other show Moving is based in the same universe. I haven’t seen it yet though
Netflix definitely has way more kdrama though than hulu, especially stuff that is just owning streaming rights.