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There wasn't enough room to put a 240mm in the front, that's where I originally tried mounting my AIO.
 
I think I'm just going to stick with an external capture card for now, I'll probably grab a new case in a few months that will let me mount my videocard vertically.

Cable management. I hate cables so much! I literally just spent hours running cables under my desk and it still looks awful because I had to use 15 foot cables because I ran out of 10 foot. 

Cable management. I hate cables so much! I literally just spent hours running cables under my desk and it still looks awful because I had to use 15 foot cables because I ran out of 10 foot. 

Cable management. I hate cables so much! I literally just spent hours running cables under my desk and it still looks awful because I had to use 15 foot cables because I ran out of 10 foot. 

+1! I hate it when people record a long video and then edit it down to 10 minutes. I work a 10+ hour shift at work and don't want the cliff notes version of entertaining videos!

While I agree with @Blade of Grass that PPTP is insecure, in this instance it's the perfect protocol. It's extremely easy to setup, it has very little overhead, and is supported by basically every OS/device out there. I have both PPTP and L2TP setup on my home router, but I use PPTP more often than L2TP simply because it's faster and I don't need security. A good example of when you want to use PPTP over OpenVPN/L2TP is streaming content. If I connect to a PPTP VPN I can stream Netflix in HD just fine but I'm limited to SD over L2TP (even if the latency is nearly the same). I tried about half a dozen different VPN servers (both with PPTP and L2TP installed, some even in the same state) and there was absolutely no way for me to stream Netflix in HD. Now of course this is just an example, but imagine if you want to stream your 1080p home movies off your NAS while you're at your grandparent's house? Stick with PPTP unless you don't trust their network.

Minecraft is more RAM heavy than CPU heavy, any CPU should work. I've had clients host servers with a single CPU core, the Java process just ate up RAM like crazy.

Setup 2FA for your Steam account and a PIN for Remote Play. "Problem" solved.

But in reality what's the worst that could happen to them? The EU can't take them to court in Canada over EU laws and since they have no presence in the EU they can't touch their assets. LMG is also supposed to collect VAT and pay taxes to the EU for clients who sign up for FPC but that's also BS and I doubt they're doing that. The EU needs to work on policing themselves and not the rest of the world, the US has that part covered already *cough* DMCA *cough*.

Looks like LMG needs to shut down their operation in the EU... oh wait...

I think you mean passive? Passive outputs power all the time, Active doesn’t output power until a suitable client is detected. 

Mobile devices?

I'm talking from a business owner perspective. I'm just trying to understand which laws are more important and why. I'm going to stick to following the laws of the country I live in, I can't afford to keep up to date on tax codes and laws of every country in the world.

If you're using Windows 10 look into Wireless Projection, it's a built-in feature on Windows 10 and I used it for the first time this week and it worked amazing. The laptop has to be on the same network as the PC, but that's the only requirement.
 
EDIT: I can't find the guide that I used, but this one should work: https://www.onmsft.com/how-to/how-to-connect-to-a-wireless-display-in-windows-10

I feel bad for people who are surprised by this "news". It makes me genuinely upset that people are that ignorant about tech in 2019 and somebody isn't trying to fix that.

You can drive to the website owners house and have a chat with them, I don't recommend it but if you're looking to explore all options that's one way.
 
You're asking the same question as "how do I fix somebody else's car when they live on a different planet?"... you just can't because you don't have any access to it. If the website is offline there's no fixing it if you don't have access to the domain, server, or owner.

Looks like LMG needs to shut down their operation in the EU... oh wait...

For a single PC setup I always recommend going hardware encoding if you have an NVIDIA card. The quality difference isn't much at common bit rates and there's no noticeable performance hit. For a dual PC setup then software (x264) all the way.

Looks like specific data centers are having issues them or it could be a load balancing issue.

Looks like LMG needs to shut down their operation in the EU... oh wait...

For such a lower power requirement I recommend getting the cheapest option with the best warranty using the PSU tier list linked above.
 
A Ryzen 1700 with an RX 480 peaks at 310W at full CPU and GPU load so you'll be fine with a 2400G (which only uses 123W under full load with the IGP).

This is really old news, they literally collaborated on a video because of this video. Here:
 

There's a much easier way, but the better solution is to switch to a different server. Like others have said:
1) Either you were rightfully banned.
OR
2) The server is run by morons.
 
Either option is not good for you, look elsewhere and remove that negativity from your life.

There's a much easier way, but the better solution is to switch to a different server. Like others have said:
1) Either you were rightfully banned.
OR
2) The server is run by morons.
 
Either option is not good for you, look elsewhere and remove that negativity from your life.

You may have already made a decision but I'll weigh in here anyway. With some creative thinking, you might be able to swing a Pixel 3a. It checks most of your boxes but for the ones it doesn't, think about this: trade in your current phone to reduce the price and you may hit your price limit (and places like Best Buy run sales all the time), and buy a cheap case that will protect it from water and drops. You'll get updates from Google pretty quick and for quite some time, and the screen is only .1 inches larger than your specs. Just my two cents, it's the best value so far in my opinion.