You can reset the tv and set it up without internet. It still works as a “dumb” tv.

Until they get sued. Lather. Rinse. Repeat. Just wasting your tax dollars.

The real problem is that Congress and the Supreme Court are comprised of majorities of the same political party, and that party lets the executive branch do whatever it wants. The rules are already there — they just aren’t being enforced.

He should talk about those short shorts.

I actually agree with her. Participation matters. Primaries are important.

I think the bigger threat to cinema is conglomeration. Allowing all the studios to merge, and then buy up the streaming channels, and internet companies is a recipe for killing creativity and free speech.

Their streaming sticks and TVs. They are basically electronic billboards in people’s living rooms. When you turn them on, the main menu has ad space.

Now FOX can run whatever ads (political or otherwise) that they want to on all of these TVs.

Roku also takes a screenshot of anything you watch and sends it back to a centralized server.

https://www.gadgetreview.com/your-smart-tv-is-taking-7200-secret-screenshots-every-hour-heres-how-to-stop-it

People shift to working indoors, and for outdoor work at night. I’m sure economies like the Middle East and Palm Springs already have this sort of thing worked out.

This has already been done.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Up_(film_series)

What a beautiful dog!