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How do you find media to watch?
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Finding stuff to watch:
Honestly:
Ads on Youtube
Besides that: Reddit r/movies, random posters I see in day to day IRL or online or with NZB360 (which utilizes Trakt and TMDB)
Storing stuff:
7TB external HDD plugged into an Intel NUC acting as a makeshift NAS with OMV.
What I store is mostly what is of interest.
Movie: ~ 3.3TiB (419 movies)
Anime and TV: ~2.7TiB (133 shows total)
I have currently about 500GiB free storage and if I am ever short on something I will delete what I deem unworthy to keep or not worth the quality (like a 1080p BluRay instead of a 4K Remux)
What I keep:
I love how this is my same routine except I only have 600ish Gb to work with total, the rest is for gaming.
I use adblock on all my devices so i don't see ads and even if i did, most of the shows advertised here in Finland don't really interest me.