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To be fair, everything is Chinese made. I would be even the Apple TV and NVIDIA Shield are made in China and if a state actor is determined to get a malicious payload in....
> To be fair, everything is Chinese made Yes. Chinese manufacturing is quite a phenomenon, useful and everywhere But to be completely fair, a $40 video projector has a warning label. The price
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It might damage Google's reputation with advertisers in the long term. I'm not convinced Google would even care about it, given their other behavior.
Proctor & Gamble did an experiment: they cancelled all of their online advertising and watched their sales numbers. Sales didn't change. That sort of thing is downstream of this sort of thing. Online advertising is a money black hole, a sacrifice to the gods. It doesn't really do anything.
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> they probably remember shows being free from over the air antennas you are aware broadcast TV never ended?
An awful, awful, awful lot of consumers think their old antennas don't work now that everything's gone digital. And they've simply never tried.
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We are literally new and only available in Barcelona at the moment which I mentioned in my comment as well. Not sure what's eww about that?
The "eww" part is that normally, anytime you see "talk to us for a price", that means someone is charging an absurdly high amount for the good or service.
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Its the grandmas still sending you a $5 check in the mail for your birthday
How can those few people - and again narrowed down to the population mailing letters AND needing stamps AND seeking discounts AND willing or ignorant enough to do/risk fraud - with that little revenue per item, make a half-price stamp operation worthwhile?