Yeah I’m gonna be completely honest, Steam has pretty garbage info related to this considering how well it seems to work for me. They should really make it more obvious.

As long as Steam is running and signed in on your PC, after you first set things up, you should be able to pull up the Steam Link app on your phone, TV, etc and connect to your PC. They have to be on the same network until 1st time setup, then you can connect from anywhere.

I think there are some “home streaming” options in the Steam settings that let you set things like “boot to desktop/steam/Big Picture” so you can set it up how you want.

If you’re trying to run it off wifi it might not be great (it’ll definitely still work), but I’ve had good luck on a wired connection.

Not necessarily just steam games. I use the Steam Link app on my home TV connected via Ethernet, and you can boot straight into your desktop. Theoretically I could play or do anything I wanted as if it were my main desktop if I plugged in a mouse and keyboard.

I mind, because each and every doctor I’ve seen regarding my chronic pain I’ve been dealing with for over 5 years has refused to diagnose me, and every appointment I’ve been recommended anti-depressants and anti-anxiety medication, which are not solutions.

From my perspective, most doctors don’t seem to do shit, they just listen and try to sell the trendiest, most profitable drug for Big Pharma. If I could find an actual, legitimate doctor, maybe my opinion would change, but I’ve been left to suffer by the only people that are supposed to be able to help. It’s gotten bad enough to where I went to an emergency room, and they still did nothing, except try to prescribe more drugs.

I see it as a huge scam. A major scheme. It doesn’t seem to just be insurance companies, but even the doctors themselves seem to be full of shit.

That’s what people have been saying about every step of the musk acquisition process and yet still people use Twitter. Thinking back to the Facebook privacy controversy years back, everybody still uses Facebook. There can be an infinite amount of red flags and warnings, but these websites are such a huge part of some people’s lives that none of it matters to them, unfortunately.