Batadon

My setup for YouTube on the deck was adding my browser as a non-steam game and letting it open youtube.com/tv in kiosk mode. Worked great for a long time. Today it started giving me a message like "check your device's app store for the official app" and redirected me to default YouTube.

Anyone else got this problem? Any solutions?

Kreuz Bube oder so, bin nicht religiös.

I'm helping a family member upgrade their PC, and thought it might be good to get a second opinion on it since I'm not a pro either when it comes to PC parts.

Here are the specs:

• Intel Core i5 6600K
• Nvidia GeForce GTX 970
• Samsung SSD 850 EVO 500GB (and a 2TB HDD)
• 2x4GB DDR4 RAM from Corsair
• ASUS Maximus VIII Ranger
• Corsair RM750i

Intent of the upgrade is to enhance gaming experience.

My first thought was to upgrade the SSD since 500GB isn't a lot anyways and the product page of the 850 EVO says it has 540 MB/s read speed which doesn't seem like a lot to me these days. Then also maybe the RAM, but I have no idea how much of an impact upgrading it has.

The other thing is upgrading CPU and/or GPU, but for that to be worth it I think you need to spend a lot more. I was thinking about giving them my RTX 3070 when I upgrade my own PC soon, in that case what would be a good CPU to go with it. Or would it be fine to just upgrade the GPU?

I use Youtube on deck in Firefox with youtube.com/tv in kiosk mode. Works really well, but I noticed even when I have a bigger screen connected I can only watch videos in up to 720p. It doesn't let me select anything higher. Is that a YTTV thing or is there a problem in my setup?

As Karlach, can I

spoiler

tell Gortash "Go fuck yourself" in act 3 without starting a fight (when he proposes hid deal to you)

? I really want to, but I also really don't want to lose my honor run.

https://twitter.com/arcaneshow/status/1798833731442217130

My setup: I have a PC (Linux) that I also use for gaming, but I want to connect it to a TV that's in a different room. Now, I know I could just get something like a Shield TV or Apple TV and use Moonlight and be done, but I'd have to buy that.

Since I also have a server that's basically right next to the TV, I was thinking I might be able to (a) stream steam games from my PC to my server (and then connect to the TV) and (b) send the input signals of my peripherals to my PC. I have two controllers, a Bluetooth one and one with a USB dongle. It would be nice to connect both, but that's really not a priority for a start.

Asking here because I'm new to unRAID and was hoping someone has experience with game streaming and can tell me if this would work and is worth it, or whether I should just buy a dedicated device for this. In the second case, do you have recommendations?

Posting it here for the two people who haven't already seen it.