I demand that you code in assembly. Javascript is too high-level. Natural language is too high-level.

I’d like to use redlib, but I’m ruining the image with the “latest” tag and it doesn’t work saying it’s 12 releases behind. Flaky at best.

Saw the short end off so you can chuck it in a drill and assemble your coffee table 3 times faster.

46 comments and nobody’s suggested that’s how many Miller Lights you need to get a buzz?

And no goals are scored… seems accurate.

I’m pretty sure mine is a 2B as well, but I’d have to go digging behind the TV to know for sure. I know it’s not newer than that. It works fine for me running LibreElec+Kodi+Jellyfin, but I don’t play anything more complicated than 1080p h264. If you want HD or Atmos or whatever complications, yeah, you’ll want hardware decoding.
The ethernet jack is also a plus for me, but I think most video will stream satisfactorily over WiFi these days.

I run an older Raspberry Pi (B?) with Kodi + Jellyfin on it as my client for my TV. I know Pis specifically aren’t a great value proposition anymore, but the hardware is really unimpressive and it works just fine - so you don’t need much.