[soylentcola]

I dunno...I find the selection to easily surpass what I'd find available on basic cable on any given day. If it cost $30-50/mo (or whatever they charge for a pretty basic cable package these days) I'd reconsider but for under $10/mo I find it to fill that gap of "something to flick through and find something I wouldn't mind watching" quite nicely.

[theseatoms]

Don't get me wrong. I'm a subscriber and will likely continue to be. I agree that Netflix is a better deal for the consumer than most cable packages, but they're constantly competing for content with Hulu, Amazon, HBO, YouTube, etc.

[Zikes]

YouTube and Twitch have grown to become about 90% of my video consumption. The increasingly cheap pro-sumer quality A/V equipment and software have made the production values go up significantly in recent years, making the regular production of high-quality shows much more viable.

[theseatoms]

Any recommendations? :)

[Zikes]

Oh it's really all about personal preference. I mostly subscribe to tech news & reviews and "let's play" type gaming content, along with some cooking/woodworking/metalworking stuff. Off the top of my head I mostly watch MKBHD, Tested, Cinemassacre, CynicalBrit, Lazy Game Reviews, Frank Howarth, and enough smaller channels to fill in the gaps.

Edit: Oh and LinusTechTips, I can't believe how long it took me to get on board with that channel.

[dzhiurgis]

Applied Science

2veritasium

ARMdevices.net

BrainStuff - HowStuffWorks

colinfurze

Computerphile

EEVblog

ElectroBOOM

engineerguy

In a Nutshell – Kurzgesagt

mikeselectricstuff

Periodic Videos

SmarterEveryDay

Sixty Symbols

The 8-Bit Guy

The Checkout

tesla500

Tom Scott

Veritasium

Vsauce

WonderWhy