I could give two fucks

Really? I couldn't!

At that point just set the limit a few gig higher and don't have the decoy file at all

Tangentially related, I recently replaced my Chromecast with a "Chromecast with Google TV". It's an Android TV box which you can install SmartTube on and cast YouTube with no ads. Yes, I am aware of the irony of paying Google for new hardware instead of paying them for their ad-free service, but the new device cost less than 2 months of YouTube Premium and I like tinkering.

A couple of years ago I set up an old iPhone as a Spotify connect device (as in it sits in a speaker dock and I play music through it controlled by my phone). It was similarly unsupported but I found a not-too-hacky way of installing an older compatible version of the Spotify app via iTunes on a PC (which involved having to install iTunes and find an apple account). I imagine there are instructions both official and amateur available for you to follow, but hopefully you should still be able to install stuff on it. Just don't do anything involving sensitive info as you'll be out several years of security updates!

Redact on desktop worked fine a month or two ago, I imagine the API changes have caught it out though.

Depends what you want to do, really. I've got a proper PC for serious tinkering, my phone has all my private data on so I'd rather have the security that comes with blocking root access.

Nice! I've been reading through the wiki and it seems a bit rough around the edges but I'm up for giving it a try.

Never heard of this before, looks interesting. Have you used it with a Pebble before? What works, what doesn't?

So what do they do when you say "I don't have a smartphone"?

Never pay for an inferior experience, but for £2.50 a month the experience of using Spotify instead of having to manually find, download, synchronise, and manage a music library is worth it for me.

FYI GrapheneOS is trivial to install (you don't need to do all that exploit and root nonsense you used to have to!) and runs entirely without Google Play Services (unless you want to install them in a less-invasive way, which is also officially supported)

Where do I find players? I ask my friends who wants to play - often invite newbies but there are usually more people interested than seats!

Where do I find games? My players want to run them!

Never played online with randoms, and from the comments I see about the experience I don't think I ever want to!