Reminds me of the Windows 95 Sucks song from back in the day.
"Windows 95 you make a Pentium fry"
https://youtu.be/DOwQKWiRJAA?s...

I remember reading Game Informer on the bus in the late 90s and early 2000's when I was in grade school. I am a bit surprised it is still around. I feel bad for their staff.

I use the app with my Fire Cubes and I have had no issues other than one time last year where AppleTV+ as a whole crashed for 15ish minutes right when one of the MLS games I wanted to watch was starting. Compared to Amazon Video, HBO, and Netflix I think AppleTV+ is actually the best GUI.

I am far from an Apple fanboy so I feel like my review is pretty unbiased.

As someone that dislikes iOS and has had a personal Android phone since switching from Windows Mobile 6.5 I disagree with you.
Severance and Ted Lasso are both incredible shows. Shrinking is really good as well. The Afterparty was pretty good. The MLS coverage through AppleTV+ has been fantastic. I think it is the best coverage I have seen across MLB, NFL, and NHL. My only complaint about AppleTV+ has been the lack of a native application for Android phones. The Android TV app works great though.

I am very happy to hear that Apple is finally pulling their head out of their rear and building a native Android app. Maybe they will move onto the Apple Watch next.

Are you hoping to land in a gaping crater?

In what world are hostnames and IP addresses considered sensitive?

Here is one of the videos I was talking about
https://youtu.be/IncyHmfRuis

I've seen videos of cats that were trained to use these buttons successfully to say what they want. I imagine dogs would be trainable as well.

He is going to have a whole new series on YouTube of him saving the Arctic.

I bet she was going to come forward with evidence that would have finally put the Clinton family behind bars. Time to increase the Clinton Death Count /s

A split tunnel VPN is not much harder to configure than a full VPN. The problem is, some companies have policies prohibiting split tunnel VPNs. I know of a company that does this because their cyber security insurance ended up costing less money by not allowing split tunneling.

Over the past few months I have received around one per week. I received one yesterday trying to convince me I won a CVS gift card.

I actually just tried this out as I am curious to see how well their app is able to measure my fat body. Before purchasing I did make sure returns are allowed. Their website says "You can return this item for any reason: no shipping charges. The item must be returned in new and unused condition." In the future they might change that policy though.

This is really sad to hear but I have not used my Slingbox since dropping cable.
Back in the late 2000s I was working at Best Buy and Slingbox gave me one to use at my house to show customers how the system worked. I had a HTC Touch Pro or a Touch Pro 2 and I remember being absolutely amazed at the technology. It gave me my cable TV service anywhere I was at and it worked extremely well.
Years later I started traveling across the country doing networking work and I continued to use Slingbox to watch TV, mainly streaming hockey games. Now the technology is something you expect to see in everyday life, however I will always remember just how futuristic I felt being able to access all of my cable TV channels anywhere in the country.

The HDHomeRun will fit this bill.

Personally, I like running that in combination with Plex as I really like Plex's DVR system and the automatic commercial removal. The ability to stream the content to my phone when I am out of the house is a nice bonus as well.

If you go with Plex and the Plex server is close to where you antenna is going to be you could do what I did and save a few dollars by using a USB tuner instead of the HDHomeRun. I use a Hauppauge 1657 at my house. A good friend of mine uses the HDHomeRun. They both work fantastic.