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Peacock premium is $9.99 here: https://www.peacocktv.com/
Is that $9.99 for a whole year? Or $9.99 for a month?
Peacock premium is $9.99 here: https://www.peacocktv.com/
Is that $9.99 for a whole year? Or $9.99 for a month?
Get a year of Peacock Premium for $19.99. This service level does have ads but they are not too obtrusive, i.e. about 3-4 minutes per hour.
https://cordcuttersnews.com/deal-al...m-for-just-19-99-if-you-have-this-promo-code/
I had to use the second promo code.
What I like about Peacock is the live golf coverage. You basically get all the live coverage of the Golf Channel.
Yes, worth it for me just for this!
Yesterday, I really cut the cord. Literally. As in, a wire with two endings . Fiber buried 2 inches does not mix with a blade cultivator.
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Lawn aeration cut our internet fiber last year. Like you life changes a lot without internet. Supposed to be 6-8" down but more like 2".Yesterday, I really cut the cord. Literally. As in, a wire with two endings . Fiber buried 2 inches does not mix with a blade cultivator.
Yesterday, I really cut the cord. Literally. As in, a wire with two endings . Fiber buried 2 inches does not mix with a blade cultivator.
So, we watched OTA only last night and ran into a nice Carol Burnett tribute we may not have seen otherwise. I'm also catching up on some Tablo recording. I forgot about the joy of being forced to a limited view choice. Of course, many times it is not joy, but pain.
My bigger issue is discovering just how tied I am to the internet. This post comes to you via LTE. It's okay, but I miss my computer and fast speeds.
I had a critter eat through my cable line. Didn’t know where the break was in the 800’ line. Comcast gave me new cable and I trenched and buried it - they wouldn’t do it.
PB, have you looked at Rabbitears with the pin on your home in Vermont,
to see what channel PBS is broadcast on, (VHF or UHF)and what direction it is in comparison to your other channels?
In my location, most of the channels are congregated in the N to NE direction with my PBS station located to my NW. If the antenna is too directional it will miss the NW PBS channel while getting all the N and NE channels.
I can split the difference and point my antenna North to get all the channels.
Radio frequency reception is a bit of a hobby with me, so I'm curious.
Just for fun I rescanned my TV, I picked up an unknown station, a little research and I found it is 109 miles away! 2 minutes later it is gone.
Wow, that would have ticked me off big time. I would have been fighting back from losing it with their tech department. "How did it get into the ground to begin with?" would have been my opening salvo.
Knowing they've got a special digging tool just for this purpose and they wouldn't send someone out with it would really frost me.
Max is missing (at least) the History Channel, the Science Channel, Animal Planet, and Destination America from Discovery+. The first two are popular in our household, along with a couple other Discovery+ channels that did make it to Max.There is no list of Discovery Plus programming available on Max, one has to search each title. It looks like a fair amount of Discovery Plus is now on Max, but definitely not everything, but I only looked over Food Network. It’s enough for us. We get HBO through our HOA so we’ll drop Discovery + and probably subscribe to PBS, Acorn or BritBox.
The deal ends today for Acorn for $1.99 and Britbox for 99c for the first 2 months from the Roku channel if interested.The newly integrated Max is now available. Formerly HBO Max and Discovery Plus. There’s a new Max app with all the combined content.
There is no list of Discovery Plus programming available on Max, one has to search each title. It looks like a fair amount of Discovery Plus is now on Max, but definitely not everything, but I only looked over Food Network. It’s enough for us. We get HBO through our HOA so we’ll drop Discovery + and probably subscribe to PBS, Acorn or BritBox.
The deal ends today for Acorn for $1.99 and Britbox for 99c for the first 2 months from the Roku channel if interested.
https://www.roku.com/whats-on/the-roku-channel/offers/streaming-day-99-promo
Max is missing (at least) the History Channel, the Science Channel, Animal Planet, and Destination America from Discovery+. The first two are popular in our household, along with a couple other Discovery+ channels that did make it to Max.
Disappointing, but no surprise. There were a lot of mixed messages about what from Discovery+ would make it into Max. Seems the initial comments several months ago about limited content appears to be correct.
My DW had the opposite problem. Some of her favorite shows (and channels) moved over to Max, but specifically with the History and Science channels, she's missing several shows she would like to have on demand.I don't use channels on D+, but rather shows.
My eclectic essentials are:
- Battlebots
- How the Universe Works
- What on Earth
- See No Evil
- Evil Lives Here
- 90 Day Fiance crap (guilty pleasure, do not judge me!)
All are included. Therefore, I'm done with Discovery+