Hulu vs Amazon vs Netflix who's best?

[Bouncer]

Fuckyou

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Lmfao

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Fuckyou

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[Bouncer]

$5 he types on his phone with his index finger.

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[mofo]

welcome to 12 years ago you old bastard.

$5 he types on his phone with his index finger.

[Bouncer]

Kinda liking this Netflix lol

welcome to 12 years ago you old bastard.

[rado]

I remember watching dexter back when it began, good fucking show

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Kinda liking this Netflix lol

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Shit feels weird already. Woke up to turn TVs and devices on, nope no cable lmao.


Need to add Netflix apps asap lol


Played on the pad last night for a bit and lost as fuck on where to even begin.

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[Bouncer]

Just trying to help ya bro. You're trying to argue over something you don't understand. You will never use 1000mb/s. You won't even come close.

To give you some perspective. A typical HD Netflix stream uses roughly 3-4mb/s. 3-4. Not 300-400. 3-4mb per second. And you think you need 1000mb per second. Lol

we've streamed netflix in HD to 2 tv's at the same time in my house and still had normal internet browsing speed on our phones/laptops. and that's with a 25mb/s internet connection.

you could spend a lot less and still have the same exact experience. a 1000mb/s connection will not load a webpage any faster then a 25mb/s internet connection. both will load instantly. it's not like the old days where we went from dial up to high speed. that was a drastic and obvious change in everyday Internet use. so i think you sort of have that kind of thing in your head.

the only time you would ever notice any difference between 25mb/s and 1000mb/s is if you tried to stream 5 HD movies to 5 different screens. that kind of thing is where you would notice 25mb/s struggle. for everyday internet use and streaming HD to 1 or 2 screens you will notice no difference at all. both will stream crystal clear movies and both will load anything you want on the Internet instantly.

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[rado]

Neat....

You will never need 1000mb/s. It's overkill for what you need times 100.



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[Bouncer]

Exactly. It is what you need or want vs. What I want and need.

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You will never need 1000mb/s. It's overkill for what you need times 100.



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[rado]

Exactly. It is what you need or want vs. What I want and need.

For me it's about what I need. If I can do everything I need plus some with 25mb/s speed and get it for $50 a month than hell yeah I'm jumping on that deal.

If I wanted the absolute best I'd be looking at Google fiber. But they are only available in select areas.



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Ha ha as to why I'm feeling like a cheap fuck....it's $70 of more cannabis ya bitch[emoji200][emoji200][emoji201][emoji206][emoji206][emoji206]

Dis guy breaks his phone every year and buys thousand dollar wrist watches and is worried about $10 a month for Amazon or $10 a month for Netflix. Lol

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Dis guy breaks his phone every year and buys thousand dollar wrist watches and is worried about $10 a month for Amazon or $10 a month for Netflix. Lol

[Bouncer]

google fiber is more expensive then that chart shows now but they are still the absolute speed king. nobody needs that kind of speed though. you could stream 4k 120fps streams to 50 tv screens and you'd still have room left. lol