Wow, um. I have three use cases for Netflix: 1. Binging through a TV show (my most common case.) In which case I know exactly what I'm looking for. 2. Try

Wow, um. I have three use cases for Netflix: 1. Binging through a TV show (my most common case.) In which case I know exactly what I'm looking for. 2. Trying to find something random to watch, in which case the suggested recommendations are usually pretty great. Their system of identifying subsets of movies is infinitely more preferable than a massive funnel. 3. The "Hey, I want to watch this movie, lets see if its on Netflix" method, which I can't imagine getting any simpler; type it in, if its there -- perfect. I can't really comment on the Linux thing, since I don't use Linux (hell, 95% of the time I'm watching on my iPad or 360, not an actual computer) but the porn thing is pretty ridiculous, IMO. Netflix isn't trying to compete in the porn business.