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I have a 40" hooked up to my PC that I sometimes use to watch stuff I'm stream from my PC. I never use it as an actual TV. I wanted to see if I could download the Rumble app on it. When I hit the home button I received a message stating the OS would no longer be supported and I could explore these options for a new TV. I think this is wild that a display that works fine should be replaced because the software is toast.

I have a 40" hooked up to my PC that I sometimes use to watch stuff I'm stream from my PC. I never use it as an actual TV. I wanted to see if I could download the Rumble app on it. When I hit the home button I received a message stating the OS would no longer be supported and I could explore these options for a new TV. I think this is wild that a display that works fine should be replaced because the software is toast.
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DNS blocks are a thing. I’ll find my list and post it.

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They do it in app and bypass DNS/proxy/etc using all kinds of tricks. I gave up bothering to use their shit and having to fight them every time they change something.

I know I can get around it but I rather just hook a PC up and tell them to fuck off.

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I don’t see any of that on my Roku. What app and let me test.

What I discovered they are old school and don’t drive add feeds off the same host they drive real feeds.

Also set in dev options, like qa1 server, couple other tricks.

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Try the jewTube app on a live stream.