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r/buildapc•

Hi, I've seen a few [Build Help] posts on the subject, but none of them seem to have more than two or three replies, and those with just as many upvotes or less.

So, I was hoping that we could have a discussion about a cheap, reliable Steam In-Home Streaming Receiver.


Let us assume that there is a high-end Gaming PC on the other end of a reliable internet connection, and let us focus only on the Receiver.

Discuss:

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r/buildapc•

Hi, I've seen a few [Build Help] posts on the subject, but none of them seem to have more than two or three replies, and those with just as many upvotes or less.

So, I was hoping that we could have a discussion about a cheap, reliable Steam In-Home Streaming Receiver.


Let us assume that there is a high-end Gaming PC on the other end of a reliable internet connection, and let us focus only on the Receiver.

Discuss:

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r/AskTechnology•

Clearly this is an important topic, and there is a lot of movement towards anonymity.

I wanted to ask r/technology after I came across this DuckDuckGo thread, but then I realized they don't allow for self-posts, then I found this subreddit.

I don't do anything 'wrong' when I use the internet, but there seems to be a lot of distrust for companies, like Google, who use your information [from past interactions] to personalize your future experience with them.

Why should I stop using Google to search, why should I delete my Facebook, what else should I be doing and why?

Thanks

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