Perhaps the ideia of a back-end was the video selection, so everyone watches the same videos.
But there could also be a video list in the source code, or maybe, but less likely, a deterministic usage of yt's algorithm
I'd say the best part is not needing screen on the server.
If you have several servers and several people that like several multiplexers, you would need to install all of them in each server, and manage configuration etc.
However, you can have your own multiplexer and use shpool on a window to connect to a server.
Done, you have your favorite multiplexer, with your configuration, and the only tool in the server is shpool
I'm not home rn so I can't test it, but I'm quite sure that netflix says something like "we don't have X, these titles are similar" or smth like that. Maybe I just have an old version in my TV idk.
I've seen both. Sometimes it says it doesn't have it, other times it just displays results like it does have it even though it doesn't. You might be onto something, it's probably the difference between the web interface and app interface (on various devices).
That will really depend on how humidity changes. A earth with 10C more energy can hold a whole lot more water in the air, and that drops the wet bulb temperature. "Ah, but it's a dry heat" in the future could mean the difference between life or death.
