GOOD. Bubble grew a bigger hole letting the air out. Disney removed their $1B investment so let’s hope more do too in the near future to keep ripping that hole wider, yes.

Apparently this has been going on for a while but The Verge started sounding the alarm 3 months ago. They know most people won’t read more than a couple sentences past a headline if they even open the article at all. Confirmation bias is about to go wild

Looking like a wannabe leech

I feel like nearly every Netflix original I’ve saw in the last few years at friends houses feel like they’re made for middle schoolers with the story devolopment and over explaining what they’re doing/about to do on screen as if we can’t see them

sigh NetMax? /s

Let us leave first geez

‘With the help of the same proprietary TCL NXTPAPER 4.0 tech as the aforementioned high-end 60 Ultra handset, this hot new mid-ranger promises to keep the lights on for up to an incredible seven days between charges. That’s possible despite the use of a no-longer-remarkable 5,200mAh battery, but only in a Max Ink Mode designed with “immersive and distraction-free” reading in mind.’

So up to 7 day battery life if you use it in eReader mode

This feels like it’ll go the HBO Max, wait Max, no HBO Max, dibocal route

With another AI talk to try to hype up consumers in the article, I wouldn’t be surprised this thing is pretty much like a Chromebook that has to call servers to do much things… Still sticking to older tech

What a way to basically double prices for users that actually use the service as it was promoted…

Check out Orion. Still in beta for Linux but still pretty good so far from my experience so far. Flawless for anyone on any ios devices or Mac since its build with webkit like Safari.

The old memories of seeing this for 5 minutes as a kid just to be able to load the espn homepage to see football scores and a few images

I got a Sony OLED that was on a steep discount near the beginning of covid since it was clear me and my roommate would be home a lot more (Ended up just being in nature more and used it sporadically). Thankfully their interface was minimal at the time so it was just a blank homescreen in offline mode but I’ve saw tvs now adays some people are buying that will have an overlay even while on any hdmi inputs, that you must connect to the tv. A friend of mine got a cheap Walmart one after a move like 2 years ago and the overlay took up a third of the screen. He just moved too so he had no internet to connect to for a couple days so couldn’t even use his PS4 on it.

It seems TV aren’t even owner by the owners anymore. I don’t watch TV nor game anymore but seeing the amount of ads when just turning on tvs at friends houses is wild and now with this it’s doing way too much to just be a display. Whoever decides to start making dumb tvs again at mass with all the newer tech like hdr and dolby atmos in it will have a booming business but I guess no residuals after the sale no unlimited growth for investors.

Toliet camera…for $600 camera with a monthly subscription… might as well just go to a doctor weekly with stool samples if you care this much about your rectal health. I can’t see this being popular outside of a very niche group of patients that need it

Haha yeah they were in like a Google cloud folder the app would call to to retrieve them. They were available for free the same day it released

It’s been around for like 2 years now I believe. There was a bit of hype about it when it first came out since he’s a popular influencer but it didn’t get many to actually sign up for the $50 a year subscription. I do know people did the on time purchases of some individual wallpapers though. As to why, I think he is too into the Apple ecosystem of everything being a subscription that he forgets that most people can’t afford nonsense.

Not much to this for most people unless you did buy any of the wallpapers made by artists on there when it had its inital hype. If you did, best to download and back those up ASAP

Hidden post and comment history is the worst thing Reddit has done. It allows much more of it than was noticed in the 5 year old study

End of a legend. They were my first digital converter box when antenna TV converted in the mid 2000s. Worked for 10+ years with 0 issues