Like with most other forms of content, there’s a variety in the quality.

Admittedly, I do watch a few reaction channels. They’re mostly covering content I enjoy and the reaction portion is usually one part. They react then discuss it and I usually enjoy the discussion more than the reaction.

Exactly - the athletes represent their nations. No matter their genuine selfish reasons (money, fame, etc), they are endorsing their nations’ policies.

Beyond that, the IOC is corrupt and the Olympics is just another way to funnel money from the people to the elites.

Check their Wikipedia - only the .org was revoked. There are others

I switched to Niagara a few months ago and bought it. It’s been working great for me. No regrats.

Oh! Very nice! I will have to try that out. I really appreciate it!

I swapped the kb & mouse out. Everything seems okay. I’ll dig into them later to see if I can find out what’s wrong. They’re both charged and neither had been dropped, so maybe something got in them.

I haven’t done that yet. I didn’t even think about that. I’ll try that out now.

"How the Attack works

According to Check Point’s report, this newly discovered campaign uses a tool called Google Cloud Application Integration. This service is normally used by companies to set up workflow automation, like sending automatic alerts. However, scammers have found a way to use this feature to send emails directly from a legitimate Google address: noreply-application-integration@google.com.

Because the emails come from a real Google domain, they easily bypass traditional security filters. Probing further, researchers found that the messages usually look like standard office notifications, claiming you have a new voicemail or need to view a “Q4” file. As we know it, such content makes the emails look like “routine enterprise notifications,” which is why so many people trust them."

Ouch. In retrospect, that seems like something that should have been locked down.

According to the article, 9000 emails were sent, so not a huge campaign but a very effective one.

Jack “No More Caesars (excluding myself)” Dorsey.

Thanks for the link!

My router points to adguard, so I’d probably just run pi hole on the minipc.

I haven’t heard of Sceptre. I’ll take a look.

Very true. I’ll need to buy a pi and play with that first.

I was thinking I’d do a pinhole and maybe a minipc. I’ve never had much luck with casting.

So, I can use Jellyfin client to watch stuff off his Emby server? Interesting.

I need Emby - a friend runs his stuff on it. I’ll eventually move towards self-hosting all my own stuff, but that’s months away.

I’m trying to avoid Amazon but I’ll look there to see what I can learn.

That’s what my search keeps coming up with - commercial display models. I don’t know enough about them to make a good decision, though. I guess I’ll keep digging.

I will need to replace my TV next year and I’m really not looking forward to it.

I will be hooking my two consoles (Series X and PS5), then all I need is something that I can put Emby and SmartTube on.

Are the Onn sticks still a good option?

Okay. I’ll contact their support and go from there.

I really do appreciate the response!