We personally have the whole TV on a Vlan, so it can't acces anything at all. While our server/HA can still send a WOL command to it, and jellyfin can stream our movies to it. I run all of it on top of TrueNas, most as an app or else an VM.
I have never tried to set something up for YouTube specifically, since that runs on a Chromecast (for now...)
Subscriptions aren't the only sustainable model. Linux, Blender, VLC are actively maintained without requiring every user to pay a recurring fee. They rely mostly on donations, or one-time funding. And it works
A subscription may be a good model for some apps where they have high user-level server cost. But anywhere else I refuse
So instead of buying a big battery, we have a small one and all the devices go along with it. The house and water is heated when the battery is charging. And the setpoint is lowered when energy is expensive.
This extends our our "battery capacity" without the investment into more electrical batteries
We managed to get 12 generations into our family tree. I can confirm there are more name changes and weird things happening than you think. We definitely kinda used to do this...
We labeled the doorbel with an doorbel icon. Believe me they still try to press the pin numbers on the smart lock. I just made an automation that it would now also just ring the doorbel in our smart home
My dad had a phone that did not ring anymore at work, made an IT ticked but they closed it with "tried to contact. customer, but does not pick up". He just walk over friendly asking what's up with closing the ticket.....
Hey welcome to the hobby!
We personally have the whole TV on a Vlan, so it can't acces anything at all. While our server/HA can still send a WOL command to it, and jellyfin can stream our movies to it. I run all of it on top of TrueNas, most as an app or else an VM.
I have never tried to set something up for YouTube specifically, since that runs on a Chromecast (for now...)
Let me know how your journey goes