Yes, that "Lifetime" seemed like a good idea, until it expired.

Decades ago, NEC introduced the "Multisync Monitor." The idea was that it would be compatible with any computer system going into the future. That lasted about a year.

Look online for recording on Tivo without cable. It doesn't look good.

https://www.google.com/search?q=recording+on+tivo+without+cable&oq=recording+on+tivo+without+cable&aqs=edge..69i57j0i546l3j69i64.10271j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

https://www.lifewire.com/dvr-cord-cutter-1130883

Jerry, Hulu and Sling are not cheaper. You need to check what you're getting: live programming (and local channels as mentioned above), how many channels, which channels (sports are always more expensive), and the amount of online DVR storage space.

According to a quick google search, Hulu and Sling programming can be recorded to a TiVo (with "special" apps or whatnot), but there is no reason to do that unless you want more than 50 hours of recording available to you at all times with Sling (Hulu has unlimited storage)

Texas rancher Wayne King didn't mince words when asked who is responsible for the border chaos expected to worsen with the end of Title 42.

"Wake up," he urged Biden. "Come down here and live among us for about a month and go from ranch to ranch and see what all we go through. Have him sit in a bedroom and have them bang on the windows and doors…"

King, who joined Fox News legal and political analyst Gregg Jarrett for an exclusive interview featured in Fox Nation's special "Biden's Border Crisis: The End of Title 42" even said his neighbors have gotten up in the middle of the night and found migrants sitting at their kitchen table.

"That's what we live through down here," he said.

Despite the blame from King and others in similar situations, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre previously claimed Biden's policies had curbed i*****l i*********n by 90%, a statement King grilled as an "outright lie."

"She has no clue," he criticized. "Nobody from the Washington [D.C.] area that supposedly are out to protect us, nobody's come down here and lived through this… it's a travesty down here."

Among the members of the Biden administration brought under scrutiny were Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, who King claimed visited the border only briefly, but failed to listen to locals' concerns.

The other was Vice President Kamala Harris, the administration's designated border czar, who was lambasted for her 2020 trip to El Paso by critics who claimed she failed to visit the epicenter of the crisis.

"Just the other day, we caught five on camera that were from the Middle East," he told Jarrett. "I had a water murderer from Guatemala caught just 100 yards off my fence line. These [are the people] that are coming in, and nobody realizes that because it's not common knowledge to the American people what actually happens."

Though he pins a majority of the blame on Biden and his administration, he didn't omit Republicans and congressional Democrats from the equation.

He also blamed the mainstream media for failing to communicate the severity of the crisis to the American people.

"It's all for the Democrats," he said. "And I'm not trying to lay blame totally on the Democrats, but there's enough Republicans up there that something ought to be done to stop this… everybody up there on the hill – Republican or Democrat – has forgotten what they're up there for and forgotten who they're working for."

King said the crisis poses such a threat to his family's safety that he keeps a firearm at his side at all times. He also criticized the end of Title 42 as the "biggest joke" the U.S. could witness.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/texas-rancher-who-keeps-pistol-in-hand-over-violent-migrant-fears-shreds-biden-for-forsaking-crisis-wake-up/ar-AA1btpU9?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=f00a62d1a66a4f46aa9d0ec50c2d0a19&ei=48

The biggest loss is not to Disney but the state of Florida.
DeSantis continues to use the state to further his political ambitions .

It already cost Florida a $1 billion dollar Florida project

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/18/business/disney-ron-desantis-florida.html
As noted in the article this was a warning shot

“” He cited “changing business conditions” as a reason for canceling the Lake Nona project. “I remain optimistic about the direction of our Walt Disney World business,” Mr. D’Amaro said in the memo. He noted that $17 billion was still earmarked for construction at Disney World over the next decade — growth that would create an estimated 13,000 jobs. “I hope we’re able to,” he said.
“”( emphasis added)