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Photo : Antonio Guillem ( Shutterstock ) Netflix might be doing away with free password sharing soon , but until then, the passwords are still flowing freely. If you’re generous with your Netflix account, you’ve no doubt found yourself saddled with moochers . Maybe you loaned your password out to a friend to catch up on Stranger Things , or you’re still logged into an ex’s TV and notice a lot of content you did n’ t watch. No matter the case, there’s now an easy way to kick anyone off your Netflix account. In the past, the only way to deal with Netflix moochers was the nuclear option: sign out of all devices. Sure, this feature kicks any unwanted users off the account, but it also kicks you off the account on every device you’re signed into. The price for Netflix justice is to sign back into Netflix on your TV, iPad, smartphone, and anywhere you watch. In short, it wasn’t fun. Netflix now allows users to remove select devices off of the account , which makes this process so m...

Image : That ‘90s Show/Netflix Like a narrative embodiment of one of those “do you want to feel old?” memes, That ‘90s Show —the decades- later followup to the hit Fox sitcom That ‘70s Show (which actually premiered in the ‘90s)—arrives on Netflix on Jan. 19. As I was basically an adult throughout the entire run of the original series, I am not OK with this. Though the ‘90s don’t really seem that long ago in my head, I must admit they do feel that way sometimes as I look back on my teenage years . Back then, for example, going online meant dialup AOL and accidentally huge phone bills. No one had cell phones. Politicians could actually be shamed out of office . That ‘90s Show | Official Teaser | Netflix What I’m saying is, I could use some nostalgia, so bring on the further adventures of Kitty (Debra Jo Rupp), Red (Kurtwood Smith), and their assorted grandkids, because obviously Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis weren’t coming back for this. Here’s everything else coming to Netflix in...