kschwab

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by kschwab 5y ago
It's supposed to be part of base Android 5.0+. There is a problem and workaround: https://www.computerworld.com/article/3199592/android-smart-...
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by kschwab 5y ago
Androids also have the option where you tell them not to lock if you're in your home (or other named places). Does iPhone support that?
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by kschwab 5y ago
I can't reproduce that. I wonder if it's on some specific channels.
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by kschwab 5y ago
It's missing ABC and CBS. And the DVR is more limited. But, yes, it's very inexpensive in comparison to YouTubeTV.
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by kschwab 5y ago
Yes, that's correct. Also, separately, Google is sunsetting the "Google Play Movies & TV app" and folding that into the YouTube (not YouTubeTV) app.
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by kschwab 5y ago
I have not had that problem. But, you do have to specifically wait for the actual air time to come and go before you're able to play it with fast-forward capability. Once that's done, I've never had an issue with fast-forwar
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by kschwab 5y ago
What was emailed to customers: https://pastebin.com/C3cEE3qq The article with the most amount of direct quotes I could find: https://variety.com/2021/digital/news/roku-youtube-tv-google... So
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by kschwab 5y ago
There is still a set of people that like their local news a lot. Or don't want to figure out the piecemeal way to get access to their cooking show, some current ABC/NBC/CBS show, BBC America, old episodes of Forensic Files, e
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by kschwab 5y ago
I feel the same way, but is there any safe haven? I assume Chromecasts or Amazon Fire would be subject to the same situation.
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by kschwab 5y ago
You can get some of what's offered on YouTube TV without commercials in other places, but it's a piecemeal adventure. If you shut down YouTube TV in favor of Amazon Prime, for example, you could pay for a subscription to AMC+ on
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by kschwab 5y ago
Some detail here: https://popculture.com/streaming/news/roku-founder-reveals-w... "Roku's standard terms for partner channels include 20% of subscription fees and 30% of ad inventory, which has driven a
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by kschwab 5y ago
It does, because it's essentially the same thing as old school cable TV. You're getting access to ABC, CBS, PBS, NBC, Fox, FX, CNN, TNT, EPSN, BBC America, Food Network, HGTV, and so on. There's not really any service that
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by kschwab 5y ago
Probably a better analogy is that the back door to the evidence room that leads outside has been unlocked for an extended period of time.
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by kschwab 5y ago
From 2011 though, 4 years later...
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by kschwab 5y ago
>A total of 180 undergraduate psychology students participated in the study Ahh. I had initially assumed kids, given the penny per pump thing. Though I suppose undergrads might feel pretty anxious about risking pennies :)
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by kschwab 5y ago
The seven years worth of "omg, thanks!" comments is pretty cool. Too bad the "small internet" is dying. Had it been a facebook comment or old tweet, it likely would have melted into obscurity.