a work in progress instruction manual for how to build your own "always offline ecosystem"
https://github.com/theStyleWithin/always-offline-user-controlled-ecosystem- this isn't really meant to be a downloadable or installable tool of sorts its more like a guide on how to plan for and make your own always offline user controlled ecosystem so that way you can free yourself from the fear of delistings and losing access to media when stores shut down. this system puts you in the pilot seat and in control of your own content. keep in mind this can be done legally this doesn't have too involve pirating content. But this has been a very long personal project I am working on so that way i can dematrix myself from the traps of ecosystems and subscription driven profit models of these greed vultures! Chances are you already have something like this! only your files are a fucking mess! Unless you have ocd tendencies. so, here is a structure that can help you get inspired to free yourself from the subscription "pirates" of your wallet!
friendly reminder you can buy dvds at walmart. buy a dvd or blueray reader and writer use MKV to burn the discs to your computer fair warning that bluerays will eat up shit loads of space on your drives so you're gonna want big ass drives! and you can become your own in-house privately owned self hosted Netflix server!
This is probably silly to share right now after thinking about it.
as I should probably explain more and share tutorials and links to other open source projects such as Jellyfin which i didnt really outline yet for my personal project. but, its ok. i am not gonna worry about it too much. the project is really meant for inspiration.
friendly reminder you can buy dvds at walmart. buy a dvd or blueray reader and writer use MKV to burn the discs to your computer fair warning that bluerays will eat up shit loads of space on your drives so you're gonna want big ass drives! and you can become your own in-house privately owned self hosted Netflix server!
This is probably silly to share right now after thinking about it.
as I should probably explain more and share tutorials and links to other open source projects such as Jellyfin which i didnt really outline yet for my personal project. but, its ok. i am not gonna worry about it too much. the project is really meant for inspiration.
