I’m pretty new to all this, I just got a smart light and hub, etc. With the idea of using voice commands on my iphone/ipad.
But I was really disappointed to find out that I can’t voice activate the command “living room light on”, because as soon as Siri hears this, it responds “oh you havent setup a homekit device”.
ExpressVPN is the only one I’ve got working with iplayer, thus far. There used to be ‘tvcatchup’, but that got nerfed then killed. I haven’t found anything else since.
The internet, as experienced by most humans today, primarily consists of ads, sponsored content, propaganda and spin. I don’t really see how it’s contributing to our development in a constructive manner.
Oh, fuck. He’s optimistic
I don’t think that’s the case, but I’d like to be proven wrong. You can use a free icloud account to temporarily sign apps for a week using Alterserver, but afaik you still need a paid account to sign them for a year.
Makes a game about beating the shit out of people
Complains about offences to public order and morals
Thanks for posting! I like his style.
it’s a bit modern-looking to be Bosch. I would like to know who the artist is, though.
And ‘replaced’ it with widgets that spam you with unremovable, gutter-press, shite
I don’t need to read this article to know that the Taskbar Calendar/Agenda Flyout is still missing.
That someone has a job working for the railway? In the UK? And that they’re measuring distance in kilometres? Now, that would be interesting.
As mandated in their invisible job description
I agree, I exaggerated out of frustration. The mood here, and the IMDB ratings, show that it’s really a hit with the fans.
I quite like the show, but I find it jarring how the tone shifts so dramatically between episodes.
Maybe if the goofiness had been spread over 20+ episodes of a season, it wouldn’t have felt that way. But 3/10 (out of 9, so far, I’m still hoping I can watch the last episode) just seems too high a ratio.
These are not comedy episodes, this is a comedy series. With a PTSD episode shoved in the middle for some reason.
Shit, just wait until you hit season 2. In amongst the passable episodes there’s so much bad sitcom material. The tones shifts so dramatically, its hard to know what kind of show you’re watching.
A lot of people are lapping it up, though. The star trek fans that I’ve spoken to, online, seem to think it’s the best show for ages.
So the only options are: rehash old Trek plots or rehash wacky American TV tropes?
Has chatGPT really run dry this quickly?
Wasn’t this supposed to be the spin off that took us back to star trek? After Dystopian trek and Geriatric Trek, we saw a little bit in season 1 of star treking.
This season, we’re going to have had: Spock’s comedy capers, a crossover with family guy and a high-school musical one-off.
We’ve gone from alien of the week to bad American TV genre of the week. Season finale is a mockumentary, The Office-syle, 4th wall breaking comedy. Cast members doing pieces to camera in fake interviews, Spock doing that look to the camera that whatever the attractive guy’s name was did.
I didn’t really want to post this, because I think it’s unnecessarily negative and people here seem to enjoy it.
But now that the cat’s out of the bag… I hate this type of humour so much. I feel like too much of it has already spilled into SNW, it makes it a difficult watch at times. The episode before last, for example.
I want the calendar agenda flyout back on my taskbar