DisplayPort supports CEC.
From Wikipedia:
The DisplayPort AUX channel is a half-duplex (bidirectional) data channel used for miscellaneous additional data beyond video and audio, such as EDID (I2C) or CEC commands.
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Is therarbg safe? The original rarbg closed one or two years ago.
Also, don't forget torrent private trackers. They're harder to get in (signups are usually closed, or you need an invite from someone who's already in), but they're very good!
Lots of hight quality content, well organized, usually with many seeds.
Of course you need to follow their rules and seed enough.
Usenet is also a surprisingly good way to find content, but you'll need to pay both an indexer and a server.
Yeaj, unfortunately most TVs only have HDMI, not DP
HP was dead to me as soon as I bought a Brother
Don't just fork it, otherwise if they take down the original repo, your fork will also go down.
Download a full copy of the repo and host it yourself (on your GitHub account or GitLab, Bitbucket, etc.).
Many registrars let you hide your personal data from public whois.
In the past I used to suggest Gandi as a good service, but they've been recently bought by a horrible company and they jacked up their prices.
Now I suggest Porkbun! I'm very happy with their service.
Please don't forget to fill in the form anyway, with fake data. This will let them believe there are more interested users than reality
I agree with this. We should leave the door open to Threads users that may not know the Fediverse.
We can always de-federate later if Threads misbehaves.
You can use the Plex app to watch media from other people's servers that they shared with you.
But you can also setup your own Plex server, load your media (movies and series that you can obtain in different ways). This means you'll never have to pay anybody and your media will be yours forever.
Take a look at Plex or Jellyfin and self hosting!
Fill in the form with fake data ;)
Yes, just like the blockchain