I don’t even think it’s a brute force, these people are using the same email and password everywhere. So one try and they are in. Going down the list is just moving to the next user.

Users: repeatedly use the same credentials everywhere.

Evidence, Checking on Pets, baby sitters, peace of mind, etc. As far as they go, I'd say best only on entry ways, but some people like them everywhere. 

Why do we keep calling these hacks? If people keep using the same username/email and password everywhere, they expose themselves everywhere. Same thing that happened with the Disney+ accounts being “hacked”. 

They didn’t lose them, they murdered the franchise and buried it in their backyard, voice recordings and all.

Well, that was dumb of you.

Disappointment is coming (or not), when we find out Baby Yoda (Yoddle (Yaddle + Yoda) is actually the host body for Palpatine in Rise of Skywalker. 

Now I have to buy everyone a Ring Security Camera! 

I understand that, but that is only for people who allow the survey, I don’t, and I’d guess there is a large amount of people who do not allow their data collected, privacy and all that. On the other hand, maybe people don’t care about that at all. I’d love to know what percentage of users allow steam to gather the…

Having a VR capable setup is not the same as not having VR. If the minimum recommended is a 1060, and you don’t have a headset, you have a VR capable system. If you don’t meet those specs, your system is not capable without the headset and the upgrade.

I want to like Stadia. I even want to want it, because I have everything already, so why not. However I can’t. The product is not for me. I’m a gamer who has a gaming PC with all the bells and whistles and a nice VR setup. I have all the consoles, and I like owning those games physically. I enjoy PC gaming and using…

I had that this morning, and found I had to verify my account first, then a little while later I got an email saying it was active.

Yes, that is what these articles always promote - even if it's not directly saying so. There is a gigantic double standard when it comes to these things. 

Saw your message somewhere else. We are connecting the dots... Mr Pepe Silvia.

Wild guess or maybe not so wild. It's a precursor / trial run of some hack on SMS systems. 

If your TV is too old, I’d say it is better to invest in a nice budget TV that has everything built in - an Android TV (my own preference due to what you could do with it, Kodi and more) or a Roku TV.

Double the outgoing bandwidth to stream video to two locations at once. Additional PC resources also used, of course. Unless you are paying for and using a service that will distribute your video for you.