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Here's how I fixed it:

Click the link at the bottom says "Do not sell my personal information" - click that and the cookie settings pop up. I enabled "functional" and "Performance" cookies. Now the video player works again.

Others have reported only "performance" are needed to fix the issue

For me the link at the bottom says "Do not sell my personal information" - click that and the cookie settings pop up. I enabled "functional" and "Performance" cookies. Now the video player works again (Firefox)

I'm surprised no one's even linked it in the thread yet. The VOD goodness is here, mic checks and all: https://www.twitch.tv/giantbomb/videos

In my experience I get an ad if I click the Download option on an old bombcast, but no ad with the podcast embedded on the page. Here for example: https://www.giantbomb.com/shows/giant-bombcast-11-16-2010/2970-17468/free-podcast

Download link gives me an ad:

https://chrt.fm/track/B7AB5D/pdst.fm/e/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/traffic.omny.fm/d/clips/9b7dacdf-a925-4f95-84dc-ac46003451ff/5bf5695f-2207-42ff-a434-acbb016ebe2e/d725b75d-5c4e-4e9b-a98e-acbc000535a9/audio.mp3?utm_source=Podcast&in_playlist=6a9d6276-8d0b-4e12-9247-acbb016ebe38

Also happening for me. Went from being logged in for months at a time to having to log in again multiple times per week. I am using Chrome.

It's a great point. A co-worker asked me today if they should get Elden Ring having not played the other games in the series after seeing the glowing reviews. I explained he should try to get into a Dark Souls game first and not pay $60 day one for a game that just may not be for him.

I use an extension called Video Speed Controller, it works quite well on videos but does not seem to work on the GB audio player.

It worked for me. I used it on 3 pairs of joy cons and the problem went away. I don't use them often enough to say when/if drift will come back. Also in case anyone sees the above comment and gets confused, don't use regular WD-40! WD-40 electrical contact cleaner is a separate product!

This is the article I read, I think it sums things up well and also includes the actual rules and standards put in place. It also mentions specifically that DIY builds are unaffected.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/dell-alienware-cannot-ship-to-certain-us-states

The thing about these standards is I'm not sure how to actually convert this into which power supplies do or do not follow the standards. Also in a quick glance at Alienwares online, I couldn't find them reporting what kind of PSU they include, so I can't even compare that way.