TORFdot0
You are right but you can’t exactly publish something and expect it to be private
The protocol is ActivityPub not ActivityPriv
If you don’t sign in or don’t interact, then you don’t have anything to worry about. Reddit doesn’t make votes public but it definitely is selling your voting data as well as IP and location data to third parties.
Lemmy just publishes the data it needs to make activity pub work. If you don’t do anything that generates an AP action then there is no data on you that somebody can compile. I agree that it probably isn’t a good idea to hide the fact that AP actions like upvotes or downvotes are public, but that’s how the protocol works
PS3 comes with Composite cables. Why not use them instead of trying to downscale HDMI back to SD and adding lag?
lol my main pc runs on a Xeon from 2011 and 16 GB of DDR3. Now it doesn’t play games newer than 2016 but that’s besides the point as I rarely play anything made past 2011
Seems like a side-grade rather than an upgrade
One of my favorite comments I ever read online was from someone who said they did this dance at the club and got thrown out
Same as it ever was. Same as it ever was
Since coding isn’t my day job. I use slickedit as a nice fully featured text editor. Or notepad++ in a pinch.
Personally haven’t used a full IDE since netbeans 15 years ago in my university days

Not sure that HDMI to component would be any better than just going straight component if your PVM doesn’t accept HDMI. Even if it does accept HDMI, it probably would be better to do straight component anyway. I would defer to your research as I’m not an experts on PVMs.
But personally I would probably just play ps3 on an LCD rather than a CRT. Most games, especially the last half of the generation were designed to plan on an LCD and it’s the easiest to connect and get good picture quality.