I use syncler on my android TV. you put in your real debrid and it's basically like a normal streaming service...especially if you have the option to autoselect the best source.
I don't see how a library economy would work with a lot of things. Like, if I wanted to do a house cleaning day, I go to the cleaning library and rent a vacuum. But what if I drop something on the floor...I have to check out a vacuum, just to clean it up? Then what if all the vacuums are checked out? It really seems horrible inefficient and a logistical nightmare.
I just made Caldo Verde today. It's a creamy Portugueses kale and sausage soup with a potato base. It's one of my favorites.
Even then...those are weird parts of the sentence to emphasize.
I use syncler on my android TV. you put in your real debrid and it's basically like a normal streaming service...especially if you have the option to autoselect the best source.
I don't see how a library economy would work with a lot of things. Like, if I wanted to do a house cleaning day, I go to the cleaning library and rent a vacuum. But what if I drop something on the floor...I have to check out a vacuum, just to clean it up? Then what if all the vacuums are checked out? It really seems horrible inefficient and a logistical nightmare.