The really smart choice is to dump Comcast, Xfinity, Verizon, Direct TV, Dish and start reaching to real investigative journalists instead of infotainment channels selling confirmation bias.
The really smart choice is to dump Comcast, Xfinity, Verizon, Direct TV, Dish and start reaching to real investigative journalists instead of infotainment channels selling confirmation bias.
We watch documentaries and films and it's the best way for us to do that. Cutting the cord is difficult when your wife loves TCM and I'm trying to stay current with productions like HBO's John Adams, or some of the Netflix offerings.
Or an Apple TV. I'm on my 2nd Apple TV. I technically had cable for 23 years while I lived in a condo in the Seattle area, because it came with the condo fee, but I hadn't used it since I got first a Roku, and then my first Apple TV. (Can't recall how long ago it was, but it's been close to 10 years, I think.) I am 73 years old.
Typically I'll wait to subscribe to a streaming channel until there are 2 or 3 shows I'd like to check out, and then I'll get it for a month or two. Right now there really isn't anything on anywhere, but I suspect I'll be re-subscribing to Showtime soon to see season two of Yellowjackets.
I watch a few news-related things via YouTube, but I primarily get my news online from various sources. The Guardian is my online "paper" of choice.
The really smart choice is to dump Comcast, Xfinity, Verizon, Direct TV, Dish and start reaching to real investigative journalists instead of infotainment channels selling confirmation bias.
about the only way to do that is Roku on TV...but I assume you're saying dump the TV for info...
ThatтАЩs what we did.
Worked for me 35 years ago, and still does.
do you watch anything on TV ?
Nope.
We watch documentaries and films and it's the best way for us to do that. Cutting the cord is difficult when your wife loves TCM and I'm trying to stay current with productions like HBO's John Adams, or some of the Netflix offerings.
Are there any smart tvs so u can stream from the internet to the tv?
Yes of course. Just have to provide carrier and pwd. Can probably confirm using adverts by TV mfr.
What he said.
Or an Apple TV. I'm on my 2nd Apple TV. I technically had cable for 23 years while I lived in a condo in the Seattle area, because it came with the condo fee, but I hadn't used it since I got first a Roku, and then my first Apple TV. (Can't recall how long ago it was, but it's been close to 10 years, I think.) I am 73 years old.
Typically I'll wait to subscribe to a streaming channel until there are 2 or 3 shows I'd like to check out, and then I'll get it for a month or two. Right now there really isn't anything on anywhere, but I suspect I'll be re-subscribing to Showtime soon to see season two of Yellowjackets.
I watch a few news-related things via YouTube, but I primarily get my news online from various sources. The Guardian is my online "paper" of choice.
Check out "The Diplomat" on Netflix.