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Digimaus | Kurt Weiske | Re: How It's Made |
October 24, 2023 9:51 PM * |
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-=> Kurt Weiske wrote to Digimaus <=- KW> Exploring Roku channels is like trolling the UHF dial when I was KW> growing up. Lots of odd content. It's akin now to firing up KODI or KW> scanning through terrestrial HD TV. I only have a few actual Roku channels. The channel I'm talking about is The Roku Channel which is a meta-channel for a LOT of Roku's best content. Outside of that, I have a couple of news channels, Prime Video, Paramount++ (which I can access via TRC), YouTube, and Pub-D-Hub. KW> My local high-tech thrift store has seen some Bose wave radios and KW> Tivoli table radios. Nice, but the dial is pretty empty where I am. I KW> have a right-wing local station that feels like it's all commercials KW> on AM, and one or two decent FM stations, again, laden with KW> commercials. We've been spoiled with on-demand music and KW> podcasts. Having worked in commercial radio, I don't mind ads but they can get annoying. I still listen to local AM stations since they offer news and such you can't always get easily when "offline". I am a fan of SiriusXM but I do enjoy the locally produced content. -- Sean ... I don't need to be led into temptation. I already know the shortcuts. --- MultiMail/Win v0.52 * Origin: Outpost BBS * Johnson City, TN (618:618/1) |
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