(untitled) 0 ▲ Christopher Sherrod 1 hour ago · Tech · hide · 0 comments Some of my relatives spend $1500 on cable TV a year. I watch more DVDs than cable TV, so spending that much seems crazy. But I understand that it’s nice to watch a good show or movie at times. I do it too. I rarely turn on cable TV, so much so that I have no idea what’s on and the digital guide isn’t really helpful. Even with the name of the show or movie and a one-sentence description, I don’t know if I’ll really like it. So over time I started getting my entertainment on the internet. It has come to the point that I may get rid of the basic cable TV I have right now and just keep the internet access. I wanted to share with you the resources I use to get almost everything legally that you probably already watch on cable TV or even regular TV. Music/Podcasts For music I’m a big iTunes/iPod fan. I love podcasts because you can time shift when you listen/watch them. A podcast is a series of audio or video digital files distributed over the internet by syndicated download, through web… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.