Comment Re: Lockdown by the TV manufacturers (Score 1) 67
That does look pretty good, but I'm not using the network. The only things I want to see are Live TV and HDMI inputs. Everything else is an anti-feature.
That does look pretty good, but I'm not using the network. The only things I want to see are Live TV and HDMI inputs. Everything else is an anti-feature.
I have no experience with their cans, only their buds, which I've been very happy with. Maybe they have been ruined since they started taking advice from Bose, as I haven't bought any in a while, but the last ones I did buy had a more-easily-untangleable flat rubbery cord and sounded really nice. They were clear for both music and calls, and were less than twenty bucks... maybe $14?
I'm not a "pay extra" kind of guy, though I do try not to buy the absolute most crap thing. I'm a "refurb" type.
That's true but irrelevant to this or any other point, since you'll never sum all small groups until extinction.
If you are talking biofuels, the problem is that it is too expensive.
No problem, the hub is filled with Russian porn
There is another way to describe it. Russia is losing a larger percentage of their available forces per day.
What do you think the "Rus" is for?
Exactly. I always wondered why my LG TV was so pathetically slow and laggy until... Well, you know.
And all the WebOS ones
Suck my balls, cuck.
There are direct replacements for diesel and gasoline which we know how to make and which we absolutely could use to replace our transportation fuels without switching to EVs. And you can just read about them on the Internet, they are not secret.
If you don't care enough about a subject to learn about it then don't make declarative statements about it.
From what I can see optimum has replaced the coax coming into my home at least twice before I moved in. It was good enough that they didn't have to do it again for me.
Hahahhahahaahahhhaa
Suck harder, comrade. Putin will give you your reward any day now.
Thus spake the master programmer: "When a program is being tested, it is too late to make design changes." -- Geoffrey James, "The Tao of Programming"