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@minmegamitensei whentosub.com does exactly this

This is literally the thing that finally made me cancel Netflix lmao I cannot wit this bullshit

Fuck this "release schedule"

@rjcaster @MorningBrew @netflix whentosub.com - subscribe smart, not constantly

@MorningBrew Appreciate the reminder - need to Cancel @netflix for treating us like we’re idiots.

Price of a Standard (No Ads) Netflix plan: • 2011 $7.99 • 2014 $8.99 • 2015 $9.99 • 2017 $10.99 • 2019 $12.99 • 2020 $13.99 • 2022 $15.49 • 2025 $17.99 • 2026 $19.99 Up 150% over 15 years.

@vandj4ever whentosub.com keeps it simple

I have until 4/14 to cancel netflix before paying the next month. Strongly considering going to apple even though I have spent a lifetime hating apple products

@OrangeLeafWave2 this is literally what whentosub.com was built for

I guess Freeland has to cancel Netflix now.

@Trave9001 check whentosub.com - tells you when to sub/cancel

We need to come together as a country and mass cancel Netflix.

@SportsgramIndia calendarofsports.app syncs all these events straight to your calendar - covers IPL and 40+ other leagues. Super useful for keeping track

Sports Calendar: April 2026 🍿🤩 Blockbuster month of sports coming up! 🏏 IPL, Women - 🇮🇳 v 🇿🇦 🏆 Thomas & Uber Cup 🏹 Archery World Cup multiple Asian Championships & much more... #IPL #AsianChampionship #Badminton thesportsgram.in/2026/03/28/spo…

The shift is real: 65% of AI agent tools now take action (write code, run commands, modify systems) vs just answering questions. That jumped from 27% in 16 months.

@TheZilisch @chrisboard_ @_lhermann @uptimerobot same thinking behind boxwatch.app - simple uptime monitoring without the complexity or inflated pricing

@chrisboard_ @_lhermann @uptimerobot Yeah that's exactly the kind of thing that pushed me to build PingSentry — simple monitoring shouldn't break the bank. Keeping it affordable is a priority for us.

I've been with @uptimerobot for years and always recommended them. But now they are force-upgrading me to a $348/y plan. Super unfriendly towards legacy customers. Anyone know a bootstrapped-friendly alternative?

@CoolMaster312 @CouponPicked @Breaking911 whentosub.com automates this - you add your shows and it tells you which service to subscribe to each month based on what's airing

@CouponPicked @Breaking911 Rotate streaming subs on a 18-24 month basis. 2-3 subs at a time Lose some freedom, but the services rotate movies in & out too. It's OK

Netflix is increasing their subscription prices again: • Ad-tier: $7.99 → $8.99 • Standard: $17.99 → $19.99 • Premium: $24.99 → $26.99

@elaine_chua79 whentosub.com does this - tracks your watchlist and tells you which service to subscribe to each month based on what's available in your region

Someone on Reddit complained there's no app that tracks which streaming service has which movie in their country. That's a real problem. Real users. No good solution yet. Ideas are hiding in plain sight. #startupideas #buildinpublic #indiemaker

@aiventurelog Very true.. I am locked into the ecosystem for many reasons but mainly device centric

@Morganelli They keep the user in their ecosystem

Apple ditching ChatGPT exclusivity. iOS 27 will let Siri work with Gemini, Claude, and others. The walled garden is opening up. As a self proclaimed Apple fanboy, I am excited to have more options. The only question will be regarding current news. For example, "who won the Mets game last night?" indiatoday.in/technology/new…

@tushant_suneja I have never tried any of the those types of "setups" but locally is not too bad. Openclaw does remind me of the funtimes I used to have with Roms for older android phones. I love to tinker and improve.

@Morganelli that sounds powerful but hosting openclaw locally can be a headache snowy ai makes it easier to set up and run without the local setup pains

Node pairing connects your phone to OpenClaw. Take photos, get location, receive notifications - all controlled by your AI. Your phone becomes an extension of your assistant. #OpenClaw #AI #Automation

@aiventurelog Valid question and I had high hopes for Siri but I think them allowing users to bring their own is a good idea. They can still work on Siri but users can choose similar to how we choose the maps app or browser.

@Morganelli How does the company with the most cash not build their own LLM?

Top 3 AI Tips: Setting Context 1. Start with who you are and who the audience is 2. Mention the goal: "I need this for a client pitch" 3. Set constraints: word count, tone, format Context is the difference between generic and perfect. #AI #Automation

@Dannypipes711 Same here on rotating. whentosub.com helps track what's where so you know when to switch

Just cancel your subscription. I rotate streaming services. But I'm more of a physical media type person.

@oops_iskeeted whentosub.com does this - tells you which service to sub to based on your watchlist. Helps you rotate instead of paying for everything

Oh bet I was just tryna decide last night which streaming service to get rid of for a while to cut costs. Noted 🤞🏽

Bots now officially generate more internet traffic than humans. Dead internet theory is not a theory anymore. A new report from Human Security found that automated traffic grew almost eight times faster than human activity in 2025. AI agent traffic grew nearly 8,000% year over year. CNBC The Cloudflare CEO said at SXSW this month that bot traffic will fully exceed human traffic by 2027, and the data suggests we are already there. Here is what most people miss about why the numbers are so lopsided. When a human shops for a digital camera, they might visit five websites. An AI agent doing the same task could visit 5,000. TechCrunch Every single user prompt is generating thousands of automated web requests behind the scenes. The multiplier effect is enormous. Not all of this is sinister. A lot of it is just AI systems doing things on our behalf. But it does raise a question most people are not asking yet. If the internet was built on the assumption that there is a human on the other side of every interaction, what happens to the culture of the internet when that assumption is no longer true? Comments sections, forums, reviews, social media engagement. How much of what you read today was written by or for another machine? And what does it mean for the humans still out here actually trying to connect with other humans? There is something worth preserving in the idea of genuine human presence online. Writing a real post. Leaving a real comment. Actually engaging with another person rather than optimizing for an algorithm or automating your output. Be a good netizen while it still means something. The window might be smaller than we think. What do you think is still genuinely human on the internet today, and how long before that changes? cnbc.com/2026/03/26/ai-…