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Re:Approved Cameras by bredren on Saturday January 08, 2022 @06:47PM (#29857944)
The streaming services are in strong competition for original content. Sometimes buying exclusive rights to completed work off the shelf. This content seems to get labeled as an "XYZ original," be it Apple, Netflix or something else.

Do you differentiate between content greenlit and produced by the streaming services from those purchased? I'm curious because they are two different capabilities and it seems each service is attempting some amount of both.

Re:Approved Cameras by mdoms on Saturday January 08, 2022 @07:06PM (#29858121)
Yes, there is a clear quality difference between the stuff they acquire/license (some of which is quite good) and the utter dreck they produce themselves.
Re:Approved Cameras by felixg3 on Saturday January 08, 2022 @08:03PM (#29858608)
I wasn’t aware that „dreck“ is being used in English. TIL
Re:Approved Cameras by geenew on Saturday January 08, 2022 @08:41PM (#29858915)
What other language(s) is that word used in?

It's a moderately rare word in everyday spoken English.

Re:Approved Cameras by Krustopolis on Saturday January 08, 2022 @09:15PM (#29859184)
“Dreck” is a German word.
Re:Approved Cameras by mdoms on Saturday January 08, 2022 @09:31PM (#29859309)
I didn't know that! I got it from my mum who presumably got it from her British mum.
Re:Approved Cameras by throwanem on Saturday January 08, 2022 @10:14PM (#29859607)
It's traveled fairly broadly on account of having been adopted into Yiddish - I picked it up as a very young child from an issue of MAD Magazine, and was somewhat surprised to find the New Englander side of my family very familiar with it and only bemused at the happenstance of hearing it from a five-year-old.
Re:Approved Cameras by alternatetwo on Saturday January 08, 2022 @08:15PM (#29858723)
There is also some original content which is quite good.