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I think its inevitable death will be from all that unrestricted pornography. That being said, these kinds of projects usually hold up for quite some time.
My children were interested in playing with it, but this was my fear. Is there actually pornography streaming on it?
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#122I do wish there was some kind of Shazam for movies/tv shows because there are times when I flip on one of those in the middle of a movie, get into it, and then have the hardest time trying to find the name of it.
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#123Checks out. Clicked on a channel in the Philippines and immediately had to sit through 5 soap related commercials, precisely what I recall from my time there.
> had to sit through 5 soap related commercials Not the skin-lightening kind, I hope? Those ads were... odd. I spent the late-1990s in Manila, for me it was Jollibee ads, and an oddly recurrent anti-corruption PSA which, I think, made corruption look quite appealing, actually.
I agree the skin lightening soap was weird for me too. Its kind of interesting how people yearn for what they don't have (pale light skin women in the west tanning, tan darker skinned women in the east lightening...)
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#124Checks out. Clicked on a channel in the Philippines and immediately had to sit through 5 soap related commercials, precisely what I recall from my time there.
I have a hard time recalling the last time I watched ads outside of Cyberpunk 2077 where I watched, listened and actively search for them in my first hours. But now I want to actively want to know how ads look all around the world.
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#126Pretty fun. Reminds me of the 90s when my parents had a big satellite dish and I would spend time going from satellite to satellite seeing what was being broadcast in the clear. There's something about discovering something weird that you never knew existed. There are some b-movie channels on roku that i love just because I never know what kind of weird movie they will play I do wish there was some kind of Shazam for…
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#128Also, as someone that studied Geography extensively, it's an excellent review in that respect as well. One can quickly jump from one place to another.
Bonus points for using a globe, and not a map!
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So let's link it to a site that can ddos sites, and probably has employees of media companies in it! I'm all for sharing, but I was hoping this bit of awesome joy would not be linked here. I wonder if OP heard about it from the NA podcast or from someone who does listen to it. It was mentioned last week Thursday to the tune of a million people, so, I guess "yes".
> I wonder if OP heard about it from the NA podcast What podcast do you mean?
https://noagenda.clipgenie.com/content/34613737-6134-3364-66...
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So let's link it to a site that can ddos sites, and probably has employees of media companies in it! I'm all for sharing, but I was hoping this bit of awesome joy would not be linked here. I wonder if OP heard about it from the NA podcast or from someone who does listen to it. It was mentioned last week Thursday to the tune of a million people, so, I guess "yes".
Oh the irony of wanting such a site to exist but to keep it a bit of a secret. There are a zillion streams on this site, so unclear if enough additional traffic will be going to any particular one of them to be noticed by the sources. Certainly some number of media company employees will be aware of it due to it hitting HN, but I have my doubts that there are many media employees who read HN who didn't already know t…