Just curious because I don’t see people talk about it a lot.

  • u/lukmly013 💾 (lemmy.sdf.org)
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    202 months ago

    You mean OTA TV? I don’t even watch sports, the rest has 10 minute advertisements. And considering it’s digital, I don’t find it interesting at all. Yes, a weird reason, but anyway.

    • @ch00fOP
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      2 months ago

      For like $150, you can get a Tablo DVR or similar that records what you want to watch, auto skips the ads, and streams it over WiFi to your phone or laptop. Just leave it on for a year and boom: entire season of whatever show is now yours forever for free.

      • @n0clue
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        232 months ago

        Just pirate it at that point.

        • @ch00fOP
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          Eh. There’s also the serendipity of it. There’s a half dozen shows that we regularly watch that we only know about because they were randomly on TV.

          • @rishado
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            21 month ago

            I think the overlap of tech literacy and nostalgia for a 90s/00s tv feel is quite small. You found your niche though my man, good work.

        • @ch00fOP
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          22 months ago

          You don’t, but that only applies to sports or things that you need to watch live.

          • @[email protected]
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            32 months ago

            My mum has a Tivo-like box that allows her to record things and catch up with them later. She still watches all of her series live, so she can gossip with her friends about it the next day. The most useful feature of that setup is that she can pause the show if someone calls her or she needs the toilet, but she wont miss a show that was scheduled for that day