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A Zero to Hero PC where you specifically design a gaming PC with an obvious upgrade path. Starting off as a cheap build with an AMD APU like the 2400G and a single stick of RAM. And then explain what you would spend each paycheck on to make it into a great build. Would be a good way to teach the highest yield components etc. And very practical advice for someone who is new to PC gaming.

Anyone had any luck finding any of these models in the UK. TCL seems to use a completely different model naming system over here. The 'LG 49UM900PUA' doesn't seem to exist anywhere, let alone the UK. I can find the Samsung.

Most of these protocols still send DNS requests in plain text at some point in the chain. So I would look at encrypted DNS protocols like DNS-over-HTTPS or DNS-over-TLS. This is especially important as some governments (e.g UK) are using DNS logging widely.

Total budget and country of purchase: UK, up to £400, ideally 250-350, willing to go second-hand/ refurbished. Do you prefer a 2 in 1 form factor, good battery life or best specifications for the money? Would ideally like an edge to edge display and decent battery life (>5 hours) How important is weight and thinness to you? Weight is very important, less than 1.5kg please Which OS do you require? Windows, Mac, Chrome OS, Linux. Realistically has to be windows, but I may partition and add an Ubuntu partition. Happy to install windows myself if you know a way to get it cheaper Do you have a preferred screen size? As per weight - probably has to be smaller, 13" Are you doing any CAD/video editing/photo editing/gaming? List which programs/games you desire to run. would ideally like to do Adobe lightroom, but understand this my not be feasible - I have a higher powered desktop for gaming. I would use it mostly for web browsing, emails, coding - In python - for data analysis, no machine learning however. I have a high-powered desktop I can use for any really demanding tasks. Any specific requirements such as good keyboard, reliable build quality, touch-screen, finger-print reader, optical drive or good input devices (keyboard/touchpad) Touch screen ideally - but not a deal breaker. If RAM or Storage is low then I am happy to upgrade it myself - if it is easy to do so. Thank you in advance.

With SteamLink being released for Android and iOS (and later blocked on iOS), it would be great to have an episode to see the performance/support of various devices such as: Phones from low to high end Different WiFi networks, 2.4GHz, 5GHz Different WiFi distances Different Android-based Set-top boxes. Roku MiBox Sideloaded onto FireStick/Fire TV Android-based Smart TVs There is very little written about this issue and it would be a great bit of original reporting from LTT, and I imagine it would really help a good portion of the audience, who may already have one of these devices or may be thinking about buying one. The original Steam Link video was quite popular.

Where is part 2?