How to watch Looney Tunes and other cartoons on DVD and Blu-ray (and without HBO Max)
With HBO Max axing much of their cartoon catalog, I look at how to watch Looney Tunes, Scooby-Doo, and the Flintstones on DVD and Blu-ray.
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With HBO Max axing much of their cartoon catalog, I look at how to watch Looney Tunes, Scooby-Doo, and the Flintstones on DVD and Blu-ray.
With streaming service changes reviving interest in physical media, I offer some tips on setting up a Plex server for your video collection.
With all of the turmoil surrounding HBO Max, I thought I’d offer a list of alternatives to HBO Max, from Netflix to going old-school (aka buying DVDs/Blu-rays).
My look at how Diverse Tech Geek fared in my 2022 year in review, including the 10 most popular media and technology posts.
I take a look at the reasons why cryptocurrency is a bad thing, and has too many flaws to be a feasible replacement for conventional currency.
A look at what appeared on the 2022 Google Year in Search list, from Disney’s animated film “Encanto” to the popular word game Wordle.
A list of ways to find other users to follow on the Mastodon social network, as well as a list of recommended Mastodon accounts to follow.
With the possibility of Tumblr adding ActivityPub support, could this give federated social networks like Mastodon a boost in popularity?
“RIP Twitter” (as we know it) is Twitter’s new status quo under Elon Musk… and the reason why, after years of use, I’ve finally stopped using Twitter.
Thoughts on my favorite RSS reader apps, from the Apple-based NetNewsWire to the broad-platform Feedly.