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Yea I tried the HD antenna thing with no luck. Went through 3 different models, but never went as far as installing one on my roof or in the attic, though according to the maps I looked at, they wouldn't get me much in my area either.
The minute SlingTV gets local channels is the minute I sign back up. I really only watch live sports (mainly the NFL) on TV so it's not a viable option. :(
It's a form of confirmation bias. They all buy Apple gear so they have to write these weird gushing reviews to reaffirm their self-image as smart shoppers. Just like when you were a kid and you wasted your money on an Atari Jaguar while all your friends were playing PlayStation and N64. You had...
I actually don't have a problem with this. If those god damn pets would just put some pants on, I could maybe go a day in my life without being horribly offended.
Edit: Also, hail Satan.
Disclaimer - I didn't read the article.
Now that I've gotten that out of the way, have you ever seen what happens when you put a camera in front of a stupid person's face? Their IQ drops about 20 points instantly as they mug for the camera and generally act like a jackass on a live newscast...
You pretty much nailed it right there. Although I think the carriers are more to blame than the manufacturers. Why can't we have more devices that just update the damn system files, similar to what Windows does? Leave it out of the carrier's hands.
This article is pretty stupid. The whole picture looks like exactly what you would expect to see if you're letting Windows Spotlight select your lock screen image. The "full-screen ad" is actually a tiny little text box you have to click on to see the ad. It's about as unobtrusive as you can...
I think people in the media are all afraid to say anything overly negative about any Apple product because they've invested so much of who they are and how they work into Apple products that they need to keep positively reinforcing their decisions.
This is no different than the same...