This was shitty, but the giants are worse than the smaller companies. Roku works fine and ad-free if you block the ad/tracking domains. Try separating the ads/tracking from the stuff you need on a Google device.
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I don't understand the question. I'm reacting to this story, what the company is doing, without distinction between the branded TVs and peripheral devices.
Still being on Reddit in 2025 has turned into a real leopards eating my face situation.
Roku is the worst thing to happen to TVs since motion smoothing.
It may help, but that's just a guess.
I use it daily without issues on a residential network. You might be getting blocked because they know you're on some kind of VPS network.
The real outrage is that this kid is observing people eating McDonalds slop and is at risk of learning that behavior.
Good thing he left Bluesky to go back to X, the free speech app.
Imagine looking at the state of our society and calling for less thinking and more technology.
How much cheese is too much cheese to eat before a date?
The bots that flood the site every link they see with no quality control are annoying as shit. And if you block them then you won't see the minority of decent links that are in there.
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No shade or anything but how does that work in a single player pretty linear game, what's the draw after you finish it a few times?