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The ONN devices from Walmart work near-flawless, even the $14 stick. I would recommend starting there.

Any Android TV OS > Roku. Dumb TV > Roku. Outside > Roku.

Had to use Rufus to even install it on a ThinkPad which works perfectly. Drivers and all.

Maybe they should stop trying to be like Apple. You can’t limit upgrades then complain about no one upgrading.

Probably would’ve wasted my vote on Jill Stein or Chase Oliver.

What you said goes for all of them. But that’s the idea of having a president, someone who is supposed to be for the people. So what do you do?

I never thought he was a “good” choice per se, but I live in a very economically deprived state where we all basically suffer here, we just help each other. He made a lot of promises he didn’t keep, and a few were specifically geared towards us. He betrayed a lot of people.

Sent you a message regarding one of these apps.

What @Bongles@lemmy.zip said. Like there are many Android phones, so are TV devices. The ONN Walmart boxes are probably the best in value and performance. I just added that picture for the post haha.

No, the total cost. They’re locked to that carrier for 6 months. Specifically it was Straight Talk which is a prepaid for Verizon. Works fairly well where I am, I pay like $90/mo for 2 lines unlimited everything.

“Charging block”