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216,000,000 Spy TVs | The LG Smart TV Problem [47:29}
216,000,000 Spy TVs | The LG Smart TV Problem [47:29}
LG owns the glass: what you see, what say, what you watch. You cannot rewire/modify hardware w/o infringing on copyright and other laws.You agree to terms not even ready when you purchased TV. You agree to future terms, you agree not to sue. It would take 4-8 hours to read the terms you agree to and a like number of hours for partners to read additional terms. Everything you say can be transmitted and stored in words (meta data) your actual voice is also stored shorter period of time but it also has your voice. All devices it finds are logged and will even try to sign in to a neighbor's wifi to send back data if your wifi is disconnected. If you opt out it will immediately send all data it stored locally to itself so it can correlate any connections later with data it no longer collects so it would still be able to match who you are and others with your voice (80 feet) and devices in use.
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216,000,000 Spy TVs | The LG Smart TV Problem [47:29}
Leave It to Beaver (1957): 20 Weird Facts You Didn’t Know! [27:43]
Leave It to Beaver (1957): 20 Weird Facts You Didn’t Know! [27:43]
Leave It to Beaver (1957): 20 Weird Facts You Didn’t Know! Step back into the golden age of television and uncover the hidden side of Leave It to Beaver (1957)—a show that defined family entertainment for an entire generation. While it appeared wholesome and simple on the surface, the reality behind the scenes tells a much deeper and more complex story. In this video, we explore 20 strange and fascinating facts about the show, from unexpected casting decisions to behind-the-scenes tensions that audiences never saw. Discover how Jerry Mathers became one of the most recognizable child stars in TV history, and what really happened to Tony Dow after the cameras stopped rolling. We also take a closer look at Barbara Billingsley, whose on-screen image hid a much more layered reality. From production secrets to cultural impact, this video dives into the world of classic TV shows, retro television, and the legacy of 1950s entertainment. If you love classic TV, behind-the-scenes stories, or nostalgic deep dives into iconic series, this is a journey you don’t want to miss. Make sure to watch until the end—some of these facts are rarely discussed and might completely change how you remember this timeless show.
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Leave It to Beaver (1957): 20 Weird Facts You Didn’t Know! [27:43]
China's New Invention Could Replace Televisions Forever (3D Holograms Are Here) - YouTube [20:05]
China's New Invention Could Replace Televisions Forever (3D Holograms Are Here) - YouTube [20:05]
Actually can't replace TV in the manner described. Viewers cannot surround hologram from opposite sides unless they can see thru the hologram in which case neither side can view solid surfaces (in colors). For instance a ball with different imprints on both sides, a landscape, a volcano. A background for one person would block viewing from other angles. Good for one person viewing
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China's New Invention Could Replace Televisions Forever (3D Holograms Are Here) - YouTube [20:05]
For nine years, America laughed while a man mocked his wife, called her a “dingbat”, and told her to “stifle” herself. It took time, but eventually the joke flipped. She had been the sharpest mind in the room all along. Jean Stapleton was forty seven - Quora
For nine years, America laughed while a man mocked his wife, called her a “dingbat”, and told her to “stifle” herself. It took time, but eventually the joke flipped. She had been the sharpest mind in the room all along. Jean Stapleton was forty seven - Quora
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For nine years, America laughed while a man mocked his wife, called her a “dingbat”, and told her to “stifle” herself. It took time, but eventually the joke flipped. She had been the sharpest mind in the room all along. Jean Stapleton was forty seven - Quora
Saturday Night Live - NBC.com
Saturday Night Live - NBC.com
Saturdays at 11:30 p.m., live coast-to-coast. NBC's Emmy-winning late-night comedy showcase enters its 50th season.
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Saturday Night Live - NBC.com