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Wow, I typically only get that question from people way older then 70 years... That feels weird, to read this on HN. No, sorry, I don't need a TV just to get a
by mlang23 7y ago
Wow, I typically only get that question from people way older then 70 years...
That feels weird, to read this on HN.
No, sorry, I don't need a TV just to get a few news bites daily. There are other ways to stay up to date.
- scatters 7y ago> There are other ways to stay up to date. Right, that was the question. What do you use to stay informed?
- mlang23 7y agoI have my alarm set to a high quality radio station at the time their morning news show starts. This is a 5 minute news show that condenses the essential things of the day. If I feel like I need to know more about a specific event, I typically browse a news site with my phone while walking to work. That is enough to be able to follow the typical smalltalk once I hit the workplace.
- a3n 7y agoI used to have my clock radio set to a news station. One morning the first thing I heard was about a massacre in Seattle's International District (their "Chinatown"); thirteen people murdered IIRC. I don't do that anymore.