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RND.TV Offers Random Internet Archive Videos

A new webpage, RND.TV, aims to recreate the passive viewing experience of traditional broadcast television by playing random videos from The Internet Archive.

The service presents a random sequence of videos without algorithmic curation or social media influence. Users can expect a wide variety of content, from historical Army films to amateur sports footage.

Viewers can skip videos they dislike or mark ones they enjoy. The platform also allows users to control playback remotely using their phones, mimicking a 1990s television experience.

RND.TV offers an alternative to the 'paralysis of choice' often associated with modern streaming services, providing a simple, unpredictable content stream.

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