Listened to the first half of Wayne and Larry on XM on the phone.
If you've got a desktop PC, you can listen to Wayne and Larry for free on wtmj.com. The NFL allows it for desktop computers but not mobile platforms.
@Fedya posted:Listened to the first half of Wayne and Larry on XM on the phone.
If you've got a desktop PC, you can listen to Wayne and Larry for free on wtmj.com. The NFL allows it for desktop computers but not mobile platforms.
I tried that for the last preseason game. Wheely thingy on the screen just kept going round and round
@Fedya posted:Listened to the first half of Wayne and Larry on XM on the phone.
If you've got a desktop PC, you can listen to Wayne and Larry for free on wtmj.com. The NFL allows it for desktop computers but not mobile platforms.
Why do I just know that Fedya is the last among us with a desk top pc? 😀
You are obviously no gamer grandpa.
Yet, if I had to imagine Fedya's desktop he's probably running Linux on a Raspberry Pi ripoff, Peach Cobbler.
It's a 5-year-old HP desktop with Linux Mint on an external SSD.
And at least with the PC, I don't have to worry about auto-correct.
3rd year in a row with free Sunday Ticket.
I don't even have DirecTV anymore. Been streaming for over a year and haven't looked back.
Most of the Packers games are in Prime Time anyway.
For those non televised Packer games, that's what VPN and streaming is for.
YouTube TV For The Win.
DTV got greedy, I gave them the finger 3+ years ago when after being with them for 20+ years...I went through the hideous AT&T merger and put up with their shitty interface redesign. Put up with slow menus, and their random updates they'd push out that would wipe out my scheduled recordings.
Then they pull the bullshit of cutting off NBC and CBS in my area because they wanted more money from Viacom...their solution? They sent me rabbit ears. Fuck them. Pulled the plug, and as Boris sez...never looked back. There are other options.
I think I'm a good 6+ years past cutting the cord. Never looked back and I'm not missing anything I had before.
Holy Balls, they just gave me sunday ticket max for free! Didn't even ask, just got an email notice. "For being a loyal customer". Wonder if it has something to do with it recently changing hands and trying to keep customers.
The irony is I barely have time to watch the Packers much less anything else. Figures.
Was going to completely cut the cord last year but DTV took our package down to $40/mo for the mid-range channel package plus HBO and all local channels. Hard to get good local reception in the city without an expensive antenna so the price made sense.
Is this just for Apple products ?
Report: New Sunday Ticket could allow fans to buy one team’s games
No, it's just the platform like Amazon. I wouldn't be surprised if Apple developed an NFL specific app/streaming service for multiple services and OS.
We do YTTV and other add ons.
Had UVerse for years and figured out between Netflix and Amazon accounts and streaming services those AT&T fuckers were soaking us for over 100 per month. We told them to get bent. We still do the annual dance with Sirius XM but oh well.
I’m surprised the satellite companies are still in business.
As long as there is shit infrastructure in the rural areas there will be satellite.
@Tschmack posted:We still do the annual dance with Sirius XM but oh well.
I’m surprised the satellite companies are still in business.
Every year with Sirius. $99 every channel including Stern & NFL radio plus streaming.
All you gotta do is call and ask. If they refuse say the magic word "cancel". Golden
I pay 5 bucks a month (10 for two vehicles cause we rich like Keil) for SXM. Like the boss said, just cancel and they will come back for you. I drive a lot for work, really do hate having to listen to local channels
I do “the dance” with Sirius, Comcast, Direct TV, and AT&T. By the way, best value in the world if you’re old school and like a physical newspaper Is WSJ delivered (and digital access) 6 days a week for $220. It’s Called “WSJ Renew”. Third party subscription. More content in one WSJ edition than a week of USA Today. Also one of the last bastions of journalism.
@Henry posted:No, it's just the platform like Amazon. I wouldn't be surprised if Apple developed an NFL specific app/streaming service for multiple services and OS.
Yeah, it's funny reading all the comments from those dopes thinking you need to have an Apple TV device (or iPhone) to watch Apple TV. I use it all the time on my Amazon Fire Cube.