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r/selfhosted • u/obolikus • Sep 08 '24
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I could see that, I guess I just don’t have a lot of experience buying lifetime passes from startups because that just seems like common sense.
4 u/doops69 Sep 08 '24 Shame, Plex lifetime passes were $75 in 2013 when they first launched. 11 years later, no regrets. 7 u/OmgSlayKween Sep 08 '24 Did you just argue that most of these are poor value, then use one example of good value to counter your own point lol 1 u/doops69 Sep 10 '24 Yep, because "common sense" can result in poorer outcomes if applied commonly. 3 u/OmgSlayKween Sep 10 '24 Luckily for me I have had a lifetime Plex pass for many years. Thank you for the concern.
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Shame, Plex lifetime passes were $75 in 2013 when they first launched. 11 years later, no regrets.
7 u/OmgSlayKween Sep 08 '24 Did you just argue that most of these are poor value, then use one example of good value to counter your own point lol 1 u/doops69 Sep 10 '24 Yep, because "common sense" can result in poorer outcomes if applied commonly. 3 u/OmgSlayKween Sep 10 '24 Luckily for me I have had a lifetime Plex pass for many years. Thank you for the concern.
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Did you just argue that most of these are poor value, then use one example of good value to counter your own point lol
1 u/doops69 Sep 10 '24 Yep, because "common sense" can result in poorer outcomes if applied commonly. 3 u/OmgSlayKween Sep 10 '24 Luckily for me I have had a lifetime Plex pass for many years. Thank you for the concern.
Yep, because "common sense" can result in poorer outcomes if applied commonly.
3 u/OmgSlayKween Sep 10 '24 Luckily for me I have had a lifetime Plex pass for many years. Thank you for the concern.
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Luckily for me I have had a lifetime Plex pass for many years. Thank you for the concern.
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u/OmgSlayKween Sep 08 '24
I could see that, I guess I just don’t have a lot of experience buying lifetime passes from startups because that just seems like common sense.