Any of the ones I’ve tried require no additional interaction to change inputs and adjust video settings. If they’re not connected and there isn’t an open network to join, they can’t download updates or anything. They might try to get you to sign in or whatever but you can just back out of those windows and use it like a normal TV. This includes Vizio, Samsung, element, and LG TVs I’ve owned/used

Any TV that you just don’t connect to the internet at all, ever.

They don’t

Gotta make sure everyone knows they’re “cool” and totally part of the club

Sorry about your ego brah

i did, but based on your comment history i am not too surprised it missed you.

Did I say anything about OC?

They’re coming for the projectors too

Everybody is obsessed with with copying Reddit here.

Nobody wants to put in the work to build it organically like Reddit was, they just want to press a button and have a bot “seed” content until poof! There’s a community!

It just doesn’t, and won’t ever, work that way.

Yes I’m talking about the deep web and not the dark web 🤣🤣🤣

Sorry if my words are too big for you to understand

A child at play, ladies and gents

Which comment was misinformed?

You don’t even know how to insult people properly lol

Oh don’t worry buddy, you already made my point for me

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Sorry if I hit a nerve, swiftie 🙃

Your secret is safe with me lol

The irony… your repeated attempts to “win” a non-competition proves how fucking idiotic you are.

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Wild because games in the $20-$40 range have been killing it the last couple years.

Maybe instead of charging more, big developers could spend less on overhead and bureaucracy. Palworld is made by 4 guys and has sold more in a few weeks than most AAA releases last year. Hifi Rush, cyberfunk bomb rush, subnautica if you want examples out of early access.

Maybe instead of gamers getting used to higher prices, game publishers should get used to lower sales until they wise the fuck up.

Little defensive there homie