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My LG will annoy me to connect to the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and network on its homescreen, but I almost never see the homescreen if I don’t want to. Just leave it on HDMI 1 for my Apple TV, and use the Apple remote for everything. It’s a shame what LG did to their UI. It was fantastic with the motion remote. I bought a C2 and it’s basically like any other awful TV interface now. I’ve seen logs where they spam the fuck out of your router attempting to re-establish a connection to their servers. Like a mini-DDOS on your own network. That behavior is typical of pretty much every IoT device on the market. It isn’t an issue and it isn’t a “ddos”. I mean, it is coded to try to connect to a server. There is nothing malicious about it. Calling it a ddos just shows you don’t really know much about the subject other than what a ddos is. I think by DDOS he just means it’s jamming up the router. Although I really doubt it is unless it’s trying to reconnect thousands of times per second. I never connected my tv to the internet but have read horror stories where it will search for unlocked web access and connect itself. I live in the middle of nowhere so not too worried about that, but I wonder if this is truly an issue?9 I didn’t do wifi setup initially. Now I have a simple way for checking for updates. I just turn on the wifi, do the update, then immediately turn it off before I can forget. I don’t get the convenience of automatic updates, but I only do it every few months. So it ends up not being too annoying.

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But why update it at all? If it’s not connected to the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and WiFi ordinarily, you’re probably not using anything that needs updating. Is this an Amazon ad disguised as a Reddit comment? You know that fire stick does the same thing as smart TVs do, right? They steal your data and sell it as well. I did a pihole once. I was constantly dealing with whitelisting stuff. Which would be fine if it were just me. But my wife would run into issues with the internet and is it the pihole blocking something? Who knows. Eventually it just wasn’t worth it. Hahah that’s exactly what happened to me! My poor wife, always trying to click on the sponsored shopping links during her searches that were always blocked haha
And that Firestick is doing the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and same thing. Also, I don’t know about Vizio but my Samsung TV gives a lot of free streaming options. Like, you only really need to hook that TV up to the internet and you have more than what basic cable was from the 90s,and you put an antenna for local OTA and you don’t even really need a subscription if you aren’t picky about what you watch. It sounds like Walmart is talking about ads in those free streaming channels more than collecting data. This is why I run pihole on my network. Makes all of this a moot point. I never have to worry about IoT devices collecting my data Think of it like a black hole in your modem – all ads coming through your network are dropped into that black hole. It’s basically a DNS proxy you setup on your network and the point all your clients to use it for DNS. It filters out ads and spammy sites and lets legit traffic get resolved. Nice thing is it handles everything on your network so even things that can’t run Adblock will get stuff blocked.

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You can add and remove sites from the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and list if you need to. My wife hates it because it prevents all the “sponsored” listings in Google from working :). I think most people run it on a raspberry pi, it doesn’t take much compute power. Or you can run it as a VM if you have a lab server, or whatever. I run mine on a Raspberry Pi 3. That’s because pihole isn’t an ad blocker. It blocks domains. If the ads get served from the same domain as the content you can’t block the ads without also blocking the content. It’s like this on many major sites like YouTube. Pihole isn’t a magic bullet when it comes to blocking content on your network. It does a really great job but it can only do what’s technically feasible.
Until it doesn’t. We bought a Samsung Smart TV about 10 years ago. By 5 years in they had discontinued all of the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and services on it, with no support and no further updates. I had to add a Roku stick for it to do anything other than be a dumb TV. I tried using my dads Samsung smart TV and the UI is atrocious. It is so ungodly laggy and slow it brought me back to the days I was forced to use the shitty Pentium computers in high school with 1 gig of RAM. The smartcast sucks, I just run my tv from my xbox on an hdmi input, but I have to fight the Vizio to get my OTA channels. At this price range, you can’t beat the roku TCL tvs. Which is a shame because the Roku interface was just the right amount simple, and didn’t have too many ads all over it.
….just connect a computer to the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and tv? Use it as a bigg ass monitor. Every tv in my house has a networked pc connected to it. The smartest tv, if you will. Old laptops or if you can get your hands on one of those HP Desktop Mini’s for a good price. Compact, low power draw machines with usually an SSD and decent CPU with integrated graphics. Use that to stream stuff from a central NAS server would be great. My HTPC in the living room is just my old desk beast (before my switch to sff for desk) 5 hdd’s and dedicated GPU, for couch gaming and vid streaming. My dedicated nas has 18tb worth of shit as well. Agree but that’s a non-starter for most people so they are stuck with these slow clunky interfaces as TV prices were a race to the bottom.
Besides games I use it to stream into my TV, keeps my TV super fast too because it doesn’t ever connect to the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and internet. With the added bonus that the Netflix and Apple TV apps stream with Athmos instead of the regular Vision of my TV app. Which goes great with my sound system. I’ve got a Fire Cube but my daughter wanted a Roku. I was actually surprised how much slower hers was than my Fire. Of course, it could be her internet or the model Roku she has. (I use Fire devices for Kodi) Yeah it depends on the model. The Roku stick is good but the cheapest $20 one is… Not terrible, but also not that fast.. I finally shut off the internet to my smart TV and it’s such a better experience. I used none of the smart features because of exactly what you said: the UI is slow and laggy compared to any dedicated streaming device. All my smart TV did for me was pop annoying pop ups up to tell me to update.
I don’t use any smart functions on my little 24” out at camp because there’s no internet/cell service so I use my Pi as a media player. The tv is such a POS. It will not turn on and go directly to last input used, instead it fires up the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and built in (SLOW)stupid amazon fire tv and then sits at the app/input selection screen telling me I have no internet connection… Just wait until you have to watch an ad on your car’s display before the engine will start…or you have to pay a monthly premium to not have your car display ads for other companies. Just buy the tv, don’t let it connect to internet and merely use it with hdmi connection to a device that does use the internet. 🙂 cheap tv Insignia from Best Buy – I’ve bought two and love them. Cheap and I just use a Roku stick and can upgrade if it needs it without purchasing a whole new set.
What’s funny is, I remember when Vizio first appeared in Wal-mart. They started as the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and cheapest possible panel TVs, with zero features, and sometimes empty phantom ports that it lacks. Wild to see them go to a respected brand, then shift to advertising delivery. Walmart bought from these brands virtually for pennies on the dollar to sell as “budget” brands in their stores, and sales took off because, while they were lacking in latest and greatest features, they were pretty good quality for the price they were being sold for. Walmart doesn’t own TCL and also didn’t introduce them to the global market. Roku partnering with TCL to make smart TVs is what made them a recognizable TV brand, but they’d been a powerhouse in LCD panel manufacturing for a decade before. They also made a name for themselves selling phones under the Alcatel, Palm, and BlackBerry brands. I always love in these threads when this topic pops up and some guy starts talking about installing a PiHole on your network. Sure, like most people know how to do that, or have the patience to tweak the PiHole settings to not block normal stuff.
However it just breaks so much shit. The domains it blocks by default are heavily used by so much stuff. At one point I couldn’t log into any Microsoft apps because it was blocking a necessary domain. I had to dig through the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and logs and whitelist the domain. After something similar happened to my wife I just switched back to Google DNS. Too much of a headache even if you are well versed in the subject. This is why I don’t have it at home or recommend it to people. You have to follow the It Just Works principle with stuff like this, especially when non-technical are in your household and will blame you whenever something goes slightly wrong. I’d just rather run ad-blockers in the browser that can be flipped off with the click of a button on a per-domain basis if anything goes wrong.
Same people who bring up setting up a Plex server in every thread about streaming companies raising prices…like who is thinking things like this are an alternative for normal, every day people. Of the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and 6 TVs I own, three are smart TVs and all of them have a Roku stick attached. The embedded software is dogshit on all brands. Samsung, Vizio, etc… There are so many ads on the home screen it’s almost unusable. Huge ads and tiny app buttons. Roku has one job, to serve my apps and it works great. It’s totally worth an extra $50. I have a 75″ Samsung 4K and after the first month, we threw a Roku on it because the interface is so terrible. I even disconnected it from the network because it would pop up with terms and privacy updates every day. Vizio used to be a solid brand before their latest operating system. I’ve since moved to Hisense as the TV brand worth buying from a Walmart. I sincerely hope Walmart doesn’t push out thier other store brands now that they have an in-house brand.
Hisense was always a contract manufacturer, they just started putting their own name stuff semi-recently to get an even bigger slice of the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and market. I also much prefer a dumb TV, about 10 years ago one of my older flat panels needed to be replaced, and it took me like a week to find a reasonably priced 55in dumb TV. About 5 years ago my other older TV needed to be replaced and I just couldn’t find anything reasonably that didn’t have smart functionality. I ended up buying a Samsung smart TV and just refusing to hook it up to the network at all. Which is odd, because I thought tv sales had declined recently because of the lack of generational improvement. The devil is in the details; a good tv just needs to reliably output a good picture quality (4K, short for ~4,000 pixels) is about the most quality that the human eye can perceive, so until we start implanting robo-eyes in people, the returns on TV tech are going to be diminishing, so as consumers the ball’s in our court to try to buy the best tv, with the least amount of bloatware (useless adware) as possible. The resolution isn’t nearly as important as brightness, color accuracy, and motion clarity. If you were sat in front of 2 TVs…and one was 1080p but can handle HDR1000 vs a 4k display with no HDR support. You should look them up on rtings.com for tv reviews, last year Hisense had one of the best, cheapest TVs out there My understanding is that they’re great bang for your buck TVs but their QC isn’t the best (among other issues) so if someone gets one they may not have a good experience.
Just bought one of their cheap tvs for my ps5 and honestly it’s pretty good. Especially for the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and price. I heard the uled series are pretty good. TCL and Hisense have made major strides in quality lately I bought one (maybe 350 bucks or so add taxes and warranty) at Costco last year for my game room… picture for picture I can’t tell a difference between the Hisense and the Sony I spent 3X the money on. I also have a TCL 6 series and my only complaint is that the OS is Roku… Even then, that’s not the worst thing in the world TCL 6 series owner here! My first 4K TV, the thing looks incredible. I don’t use the Smart features though, so none of those issues. I still have my 1080p LCD Vizio from 2014-ish after my dad’s office was upgrading. So it was dirt cheap. I have yet to find a reason to upgrade since all the 4K TVs on the market seem to be “smart” TVs. Yep, I bought the smallest Onn I could find as a treadmill TV and it constantly crashes and needs its cache cleared to even work semi-properly. Wasn’t even worth the $70. These days you can buy any size TV you want for $50 used on craigslist or facebook, and that is the best childrens tv. It’s shocking how easily you can bring a dead tv back to life too. The e-waste shop I used to work at had multiple mint condition plasma tvs that all were there because a 2 cent capacitor blew out.
A 2 Cent capacitor, but to get it fixed while they own it costs $30+ for the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and repair plus travel costs if it’s a home visit. I’m not saying repair people aren’t valuable, but when you have to pay a good chunk of the original costs to repair something a lot of people will just look at a newer upgrade that’s not that much more. I bought a 70 inch onn a few years ago when I needed a tv but couldn’t afford something too crazy. I’ve had no issues so far but I know every product is different My 42″ Vizio from 2009 is still working perfectly after two cross-country road trips, three cats, one dog and many a raging party. I thought the company was known for its quality! I have a 32″ Vizio from 2009 that is also still working and doing great. I use it as patio TV now and watch stuff while smoking/grilling. I bought a 50″ in 2018 and it died within a year. Now I have a Sony lol. The UI is absolutely unusable and their app offering is severely lacking (no native apps for things like Spotify or Twitch is rough). I’ve also had significant issues with the remotes & it just randomly glitching out. So Wal-Mart did the same thing to mongoose bicycles. They placed giant orders for a couple years then told mongoose that if they didn’t sell the company to Wal-Mart they would cut all the orders and bankrupt the company. Fuck Wal-Mart 1 Place giant orders, causing company to ramp up production at great expense (but hey growth is good right? right???)
There was a debacle regarding walmart and a pickle brand a couple decades ago. Something about once you retool to ramp up production, you depend on that order volume to survive. You can’t simply retool back down because you have investments and liabilities. This sounds non-free market, deceit, hostages, and smaller companies being unable to defend themselves against large rivals. I mean it kind of sounds 100% free market. No one is forcing these companies to take the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and orders. Not that I think it’s right. It’s deceit is still technically fair game since the companies that don’t do research still technically have agency. They were just too lazy to hedge their gamble (producing unsustainably and hoping their partner doesn’t back out from either necessity or hope to exploit).
you don’t hear bout companies that demanded longer contracts to go with their demands. there are a few, they are smaller but they are still around, even after Walmart left We really need to push back on the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and enshitification of literally everything. The only way to do that is to break up these oligopolies. Kind of hard when they run your life. Job hiring is through algorithms running on AWS, your social life is managed between Google and Meta, Nvidia is making AI that’ll replace you, and every manufacturer is making their appliances into ad-revenue generators or are in the process of turning their product into an applicable (see: car industry). And let’s not forget that 70% of all PCs on earth have one form of Windows or another, which Microsoft is slowly turning into a data mining program. And you know what? No one cares. What are you going to do? Not buy a new car and continue using a less safe 15 year old Toyota? Not use windows and Pay $2000+ for a halfway decent MacBook that then can’t play games or work with a lot of apps? And no, the general population isn’t going to go become a Linux power user.
That’s not even getting into phones. It’s basically impossible to function in modern society without a smart phone, and it’s not like we’re all gonna go out and buy a fair phone that sucks. We’re also not all going to go out and learn how to set up pi holes and VPN on our phones. The enshittification of the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and world is happening because people don’t care and our “watchdog” agencies let these companies grow large enough to buy them out. They can trap me but they can’t trap my children if I don’t have any. Break the cycle. Let the economic pyramid scheme burn. Vizio TVs come with a free streaming service that plays a ton of ads while you watch their content. Its called something like “Vizio Watch Free”- there are a bunch of different channels that play various TV shows and movies on a schedule, the user interface and experience is pretty comparable to cable TV. There are some themed channels where Vizio presumably has some kind of content deal. Like there is a Star Trek channel and a Walking Dead channel, both play old episodes from the franchise 24 hours/day. Streaming quality is pretty spotty and there are multiple unskippable ads every few minutes. My mom has a Samsung and it has a system like that too. She watches it all the time, which would drive me bananas, but its a cheap way for her to watch Gunsmoke or whatever.
I already have Chromecast, my STB also has streaming apps and has for years. I don’t need a smart TV. It’s literally already redundant. I just got a new Samsung TV and it’s beautiful but first thing I did was disable the OKC Big 3 Champions cartoon shirt and by the same token and network and turn off the home screen so it goes right to HDMI. It works great. The settings to do this were pretty buried. I imagine Samsung and Visio in the future may make it impossible or very difficult to not use their “smart” interface. If it wasn’t for game consoles they would probably start selling TVs without HDMI. We bought a Vizio at a wholesale club when the brand launched. 42” 1080p like 15 years ago when HD was barely a thing. It has the speakers built into the front. I have a Vizio, I hate it now. They combined my antenna channels with their stupid watch free shit. I now have to go to their shitty app to watch my channels from my antenna. They keep updating their TV’s, they keep getting worse and worse. Don’t get a Vizio, save yourself the headache.

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