It’s ok, that’s clearly a different wolf. Nothing to worry about.
Some guy with a computer. Ok, a lot of computers.
It’s ok, that’s clearly a different wolf. Nothing to worry about.
Man, am I happy that I stopped using my Roku and switched to an Nvidia Shield TV. I’m also happy that I have a “dumb TV”!
I tried the Official Windows 11 start menu. I had disabled showing “recommended apps” in the settings. This hid the icons, but not the section. So, whenever I opened the start menu, the entire bottom half was a section that said “enable recommended apps to show them here.”
That’s when I installed Start11 (I also bought StartAllBack, but I preferred Start11) and never looked back.
Code money get up get coffee, code monkey go to job.
Why do I want to get a skirt now and try that out? Just to see what it would look like…
I haven’t heard of this one. Personally, I use FLauncher.
I used to go to Q-ZAR all the time as a kid! Loved that place, I think I once had a birthday party there.
I didn’t realize people still used AdBlock Plus, or that it even still existed.
People still use AdBlock Plus? I thought that was long since dead. You know, since they sold out and let companies pay them to show ads.
Ask me about my weiner!
STINKY CHEESE MAN! I had this book as a kid; loved it! I’m sure it’s still at my parent’s house :-)
I pick Firefox, what does that get me?
Other than Good Omens, and Grand Tour I guess, what’s even on Prime Video that’s not elsewhere?
DOUBLE CLOTHESLINE!
He’s better than me, and I know it!
You’re assuming they care about the content of the ads. If they’re getting paid, they run the ad, that’s it.
This doesn’t work for most streaming services. The ads and the actual video come from the same server. I know this is the case on Hulu (probably YouTube, too).
This is why I use Start11