Why There Will Never Be a Spotify For TV Shows and Movies

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With the continued improvements and expansion in technology, Metro Ethernet has evolved into what is known as Carrier Ethernet. What We're Reading This section contains what we're reading from around the web, along with commentary from our editors. Think of it like your daily digest of the most interesting things online. Kali Linux Now in Windows Store, but Defender Flags Its Packages as Threats! Kali is designed to test the limits of system security, so this mostly makes sense. Still hilarious, though. [Bleeping Computer] Windows Media Player is the next app with a target on its back Yeah, we didn't know this was still in Windows 10 either. [MSPoweruser] Most Americans See Artificial Intelligence as a Threat to Jobs (Just Not Theirs) I, for one, assume that AI will take over my adding-links-to-the-newsletter job eventually. Assuming they haven't already. Wait, am I an AI? 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Now, let’s do something about those short passcodes. Read This Article → Why There Will Never Be a Spotify For TV Shows and Movies Spotify is great. $10 a month gets you access to pretty much all the music ever made, and you’re done. We’re not going to get that kind of thing for TV shows and movies. Read This Article → How to Update Plex on Your Synology NAS Synology makes it super easy to install Plex Media Server on its DiskStation NAS boxes, but missing from the simple user interface is a way to update Plex Media Server if a new version releases. Don’t worry, though—there’s still a way to do it. Read This Article → How To Keep Track of Your Streaming And Broadcast Shows With Trakt.TV Between cable networks putting out fantastic shows, streaming platforms making serialized originals, and broadcast networks trying to keep up, keeping track of all your shows can be a headache. The Trakt.TV service can help. 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The money you earn gets paid out instantly with Instant Pay, and it's super flexible—you can deliver day or night, for however long you'd like. You just turn on the app, and you can start receiving delivery requests in your area. You can get on the road and start earning before you know it. Deliver with Uber Eats