I don't think the prices in Europe are increasing (yet). My plan is still 12 euros / month.
And regardless.. It's been 12 euros since it was launched in Europe in 2018.
If the price were to go up to 14 euros in 2023, that would pretty much be in line with inflation.
I'm technically still sharing a Netflix account with my parents, though I rarely use it at this point.
Whenever I want to watch a movie, and I check Netflix, they don't have it. (It's worth pointing out that I'm not in the US)
In contrast, YouTube Premium gives me pretty much exactly what I seek from it. Videos from channels that I follow, but now without ads.
All my devices get named after cities. I try to make it somewhat relevant to the purpose of the machine.
Usually things related to the device (e.g. network shares) get named after neighbourhoods in the respective cities.
Main PC: SAN-FRANCISCO,
File server: SARAJEVO,
Shares: VRATNIK, BISTRIK, SEDRENIK, HRASTOVI,
Work laptop: SEATTLE,
Phone: BARCELONA,
Media box: CANNES.
My boyfriend names all of his devices after planetary bodies, much like OP.
Thing related to the devices are named after the moons of the respective planet.
I don't think the prices in Europe are increasing (yet). My plan is still 12 euros / month.
And regardless.. It's been 12 euros since it was launched in Europe in 2018.
If the price were to go up to 14 euros in 2023, that would pretty much be in line with inflation.