They don’t need to sell access… It’s free. Assume anything you post here is getting sniffed up by everyone.

The TV itself wouldn’t be able to reach Hulu/Netflix/etc. they’re likely using another device for that. Like a media computer or something else.

Good luck, thanks for the notice.

Update: I found the issue.

This was actually a Steam issue. Unfortunately the steam libraries that associate with the nvidia drivers never got updated (or showed an available update). So the libraries were still for 535.113. I had to uninstall and reinstall steam to get the correct libraries. I’m running the flatpak version of steam too if that makes a difference.

Moral of the story: Take your damn snapshots before updating.

Yeah, I’ve tried drivers 525 as well. Same sort of performance issue.

I’m in this post and I don’t like it.

Saving this for later investigation. The idea of having a “middle man” for supposedly E2E encrypted messages seems skeevy to me though. Is it all open source?