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Goodnight, sweet discs. After DVD Netflix closes, many staunch physical media supporters (myself included) mourned. When the final DVD Netflix credits rolled, other DVD by mail services offer solace. If, like me, you’re a physical media enthusiast, there are plenty of DVD by mail rental services and other cinema sources […]

Plex is a media server application that allows users to stream and manage their personal media collections from anywhere in the world. It can be installed on a variety of client devices, including Roku streaming devices and the Amazon Firestick, making it a popular choice for people looking to create […]

While there are many free and paid streaming services you can use, a home server can be a great way to organize your personal media collection. Of all the media server software options, Plex remains one of the best choices. It’s user-friendly, customizable, and features a bevy of cord-cutting goodies […]

With rising prices from cable, satellite, and over-the-top (OTT) streaming video on demand providers alike, cord-cutting continues to skyrocket in popularity. While subscribing to the likes of Netflix and Hulu is a great means of accessing content, an over-the-air (OTA) TV tuner lets you watch free live television from local […]

The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) offers some of the most exciting football (or soccer, depending on your locale) matches–and professional sports games for that matter. In fact, the NWSL continues breaking viewership records. I’ve been enjoying many games in-person with my NC Courage season tickets. But that only gets […]