I’ve kind of already signed my life away to LG and it’s 3rd party people but the next time I need a TV, I’ll definitely look at that. I’m saving this on the hopes I won’t need it for a few years. Thanks for explaining it.

I didn’t miss that point, I really like LG channels because it introduces me to stuff I wouldn’t normally see. I had a dumb TV up until right before the pandemic and I love the smart TV features but you really sign your life away with their cotracts. I put on live cams or videos of nature while I work directly from the TV while working on my computer. I go offline a lot when I’m working on something that needs to be copyrighted yet, so I couldn’t screencast it unless I got an old computer or something to do that. I think I have unique circumstances and I’m lazy and cheap, tbh.

To add to that, it was a black family and they obviously had no problem going after a black family.

I didn’t see that on their site, that’s good to know.

Maybe? It seems like from their site that they’re more interested in saving the planet but it is bare bones. It doesn’t really make any declarations on that front.

projects, photos, etc.

They lost all of their cloud data, that could be your hobbies, projects, etc. As he said in the article, he bought the products and paid for the services, they had no right to be judge and jury and turn it off.

So, you would have to root kit it, right? I’m not sure I trust myself to be able to do it. I guess I could try it on an old phone or something.

Which products don’t have that? I’m seriously asking, I would buy those.

I just checked the pricing on OLED monitors, do they go on sale?

Hmmmm, that’s a good option I hadn’t thought of.

I see what you’re saying but you give up Netflix, Hulu, and screencasting. It’s an actual sacrifice.

We should also be able to delete apps on our devices. I have an LG TV that keeps wanting me to use Alexa, but I’m not positive it’s not doing its shitty thing anyway because I can’t delete it.

Yep, pretty sure that’s rape.

The investigation follows a report that a police officer had “sexual contact with an unidentified underage female migrant, and indicated [that] several other unidentified officers … may also have engaged in similar misconduct”

This seems like bait for lefties to watch fox, please don’t do it unless it’s your job.

Norman Pattis, a lawyer for Mr. Khan, said in an interview.

Just read the headline and you’ll see why Mr. Khan should be looked at pretty closely. He’s also the one that lost the largest settlement in history for Alex Jones. A good lawyer for good people, he is not.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/alex-jones-attorney-norm-pattis-n-word-pants-down-standup-set_n_6261a37fe4b07c34e9de3f23

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Really? I don’t know of anyone trying to escape from being a teacher.

The slider is a really cool idea, is that something they could actually build?

The game developers affected by Unity’s new pricing model are striking back. A collective of developers across 19 companies, mostly based in Europe and mostly developing mobile games, has put out an open letter urging Unity to reverse course on its recently announced pricing model changes. The letter contains some of the same sentiments expressed by other developers this week but with one big twist.

“As a course of immediate action, our collective of game development companies is forced to turn off all IronSource and Unity Ads monetization across our projects until these changes are reconsidered,” the letter read.