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HDMI ethernet channel is a thing, though semi-obsolete. It's unusual for a PC graphics card to support it. Intel website suggests they don't support it: https:/
by yesb 3mo ago
HDMI ethernet channel is a thing, though semi-obsolete. It's unusual for a PC graphics card to support it. Intel website suggests they don't support it: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000056383/graphics.html https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000...
Why is not connecting your TV to wifi asinine? Generally works fine but I suppose there are rumors that some TVs scan for open networks and connect to them automatically.
> The only solution I suggest is physically removing WiFi cards from the guts before turning on.
It's going to be very unusual to find a TV using removable PC components like wifi cards. Another option is to connect it to your network but block it from the internet
- rationalist 3mo agoBecause it doesn't prevent anyone else from connecting your TV to any other WiFi (and apparently that actually happened to someone according to their comment in another HN thread).