Soon these $5 hikes will be annual until its $80 for basic streaming. Then we’ll have new services for cutting the cord that was already cut starting at $35 and the cycle will start all over.

Most likely “Cider & Vinegar”.

Reagan is spinning in his grave.

People around his age (70+) are very much stuck in their belief that there is a still a clear delineation between the 3.

It obviously has to be Cuba which has infiltrated China to attack American embassy staff. /sarcasm

Modular Mac Pro revival?

Waiting for that Human 2.0 update to hit any day now.

MTA Monthly pass is now $121.

NYS would not survive without the tax money provided by NYC.

I have a 1080p TV and just bought a PS4 Pro last month. I’ve been out of console gaming for majority of this generation. All my friends had bought a PS4 (some Xbox Ones) when they first came out. Since Fortnite came out I’ve been itching to get into this gen (I know it’s super late) and found a deal on a PS4 Pro from…

I feel that we wouldn’t be as price sensitive if wages managed to keep up with inflation since the 70's which it hasn’t. I’d happily pay more if my wages were much higher and matched the actual cost of living.

OLED was trashed because of its over saturation and inaccurate color reproduction. Apple managed to improve this when using it on their devices, newer OLED screened smartphones (LG and Samsung included) look WAYYYY better than they ever did in the Galaxy 3-6 days.

Dan Hesse is that you??? I know a lot about Sprints history, problem is that it doesn’t change the fact that Sprint has failed. A dinosaur from the past who never figured out how to plan for it’s future. Just a bunch of half assed ideas that never panned out and cost them millions of dollars.

Smh I had a whole post that just got Kinja’d. Here is a more abrupt version because I’m pissed at Kinja.

Probably because Paul’s got one foot out the door and the other on a banana peel.

Agreed, any legacy tech should be shut down within the year. Part of the reason Sprint bleeds so much cash is that it thinks supporting this old infrastructure to their detriment.

Sprint wouldn’t be hemorrhaging money if they tried to actually be competitive and upgrade their network. I had Sprint for over a decade and left them for T-Mobile in 2014 after all their empty promises. Here we are 4 years later and they still are the most garbage network with almost no improvements that would…

What is their 5G setup that makes this, seemingly terrible deal, so lucrative? Sprint has never really been on the right track for future technology as we saw with their pitiful WiMax venture and their absorption of Nextel which was a total failure/waste of money so I’m hesitant.