RIP legend. StreamEast got me through 3 hockey seasons with little to no issues.
I’ve said it so many times: Offer me a legal season-long package for ONE team that includes all games priced around $100 and I’d instantly sign up. I don’t want to jackass around with blackouts, 6 different apps / subscriptions, or pay an insanely-high amount of money to watch the whole league when I just want to follow my team.
Full unsupervised robotaxi while your car makes money for you as you sleep, in 6-months. Pinky promise.
Yup. Spent about 1.5 seconds on that site before closing it out.
Stopped reading as soon as I saw an AI image for the article.
Crazy how good it is, right?
Google enshittified so gradually, we never even noticed.
Kagi is worth it though. Been paying for 3-months and the ability to search, get info, click through quickly is a breath of fresh air. It’s what Google USED to be. Plus it downranks pages with excessive trackers, you can prefer or omit websites from results based on personal preference, and it’ll even alert you when websites have paywalled answers. The Kagi free trial is all I needed to be convinced.
Kagi. Kagi is the answer. Been using it for 3-months and it’s absolutely worth the $5 a month.
It’s to keep you on Google as long as possible. Google doesn’t care about ad impressions off-site. Look at it this way:
You search for something and AI surfaces full answers to you at the top. Now, Google can “alter the deal” in the near-future where “sponsored AI results” come into play and are incorporated into The Answer. THAT is the gold mine. Right now (and forever) it’s been about being on the first page of results and now it’s about being the first result “above the fold” so people don’t even need to scroll. This is going to change to be the “AI answer” so your website / product / service is mixed into the answer. Pay-for-play just like everything else.
This method will rapidly train users to just search, view AI results, then click through those paid results or move onto something else. Those AI incporated impressions will make Google money and the possible click-through from the AI answer will yield more money.
Companies are already working to optimize so AIs will recommend their products and services when people ask things like “I’m going on vacation to the mountains for a week. What gear would you recommend?”
I find tapestry to be way better than surf. I use both but surf just feels confusing while tapestry do everything in a cleaner way.
66 I think has replays on its paid tier.