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Thought since this subject comes up often about cutting cable, people should post their "Alternative TV" finds. I am not talking Netflix, Hulu, Library or OTA antenna. I'm talking what have you found on-line.
As an example. There is a subscription for Acorn TV that you can legally purchase that will give you all the British TV shows. It used to only cost $25 for the year, but now they upped it to $49 a year. But there is good stuff on it. https://signup.acorn.tv/
Or lastest is plain ol' YouTube via Roku. We subscribe to a lot of "channels" and just watch a lot of silly things like "Fail Army" (its like America's Funniest Videos), documentaries like TED Talks. We also have various shows we watch on Hulu.
I would never, ever pay to watch television. I would also never tolerate commercials. I can watch absolutely anything I want here: Last 150 | ChannelCut There are multiple links to every show and if you don't find what you're looking for they even take requests via the chat box.
I would never, ever pay to watch television. I would also never tolerate commercials. I can watch absolutely anything I want here: Last 150 | ChannelCut There are multiple links to every show and if you don't find what you're looking for they even take requests via the chat box.
I would never, ever pay to watch television. I would also never tolerate commercials. I can watch absolutely anything I want here: Last 150 | ChannelCut There are multiple links to every show and if you don't find what you're looking for they even take requests via the chat box.
Enjoy!
ScamAdvisor gives it a 0 with a red warning. Most of these types of sites plant viruses on your computer and can compromise your information or kill you with constant pop up ads. I think if you use any of these sites, you should do so with a computer used just for this purpose with no other sensitive information on it.
ScamAdvisor gives it a 0 with a red warning. Most of these types of sites plant viruses on your computer and can compromise your information or kill you with constant pop up ads. I think if you use any of these sites, you should do so with a computer used just for this purpose with no other sensitive information on it.
I have been watching all of my tv on the channelcut site for over 2 years with no issues whatsoever. But I am fortunate to be married to a computer programmer who has our computers set up in such a way that I never have to deal with the nonsense other people apparently experience.
I have been watching all of my tv on the channelcut site for over 2 years with no issues whatsoever. But I am fortunate to be married to a computer programmer who has our computers set up in such a way that I never have to deal with the nonsense other people apparently experience.
Well, that's a real plus. For me, I have little knowledge in this department, so it concerns me. I am beginning to wonder about computer security. It seems the good hacks can get in just about anywhere today. Did you happen to catch any of the news pieces about what was happening to computers and cell phones over in Russia where people are for the Olympics? Very interesting and scary stuff.
Well, that's a real plus. For me, I have little knowledge in this department, so it concerns me. I am beginning to wonder about computer security. It seems the good hacks can get in just about anywhere today. Did you happen to catch any of the news pieces about what was happening to computers and cell phones over in Russia where people are for the Olympics? Very interesting and scary stuff.
The first first and most basic measure everyone should take is to use Firefox with Ad Block Plus instead of Internet Explorer for your web browser. But in general we all need to assume that nothing we do online is secure.
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