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Not sure about that analogy. Ingredients tend to get mixed together in many ways to make many different kinds of meals. You can only watch one show at a time,
by jp555 10y ago
Not sure about that analogy. Ingredients tend to get mixed together in many ways to make many different kinds of meals.
You can only watch one show at a time, and the marginal effort of "travelling between stores" - flipping from Netflix to Youtube/Amazon/HBOGo/Etc, is essentially zero.
- wlesieutre 10y agoOnly if you assume a subscription to each of those services, instead of just one. It'd be like $100/month if you wanted access to every single streaming service.
- aeharding 10y agoIt might be a low barrier for some, but for me I don't want to manage multiple services which could contain duplicated content (less value per $). In this case, I'll choose the most valuable service to me as a compromise.