Couple Question about xbox streaming

@tohellnback, Yep you did... lol

@Pyro, I'm a bit obsessive about washing my hands (suppressed immune system) and use a lot of lotion to keep them from drying out so I can at least appreciate that part of it. Here's a little trick I learned that keeps any shiny/chrome buttons from getting
fingerprints. I flip my hand over so that the fingernail touches the button rather than my finger tip. The X1's eject button is a capacitive touch, so you barely have to touch it. I wipe my console down regularly to keep dust off it, but I haven't touched
the recessed area where the eject button is yet... and I just checked, it doesn't have a mark on it. Worth a try.

So witty, aren't we? Here's the fact of the matter: the button is at least large enough for a finger to touch. Because it's meant to be used with a finger. So saying that it is not large enough to retain a fingerprint is yet another idiotic thing to say.
I was playing it nice at first, but you're dead set on being a jerk. Why someone would feel compelled to act in such a way is beyond me, save for being unfulfilled in other areas of their life. Instead of spending time on these forums, I'd be glad to direct
you to some self-help resources.

Pro tip: just because you have a crappy life, doesn't mean you should try and pass it on to others. Maybe if you were working proactively towards bettering your life, you wouldn't feel so compelled to be such a d!ck to a complete stranger for no apparent
reason.

I get it. You're out to be an @$$hole tonight. That's cool. But saying that chrome is incapable of getting fingerprints is seriously one of the least intelligent things that could have come out of your mouth. Congratulations on making yourself look like
a jerk, and an idiot.

I'm not gonna argue with you over what you can and can't see. I can clearly see fingerprints on my console's eject button in my well-lit room. Can you understand that some people might have different experiences, and while you may not experience something,
other people are capable of experiencing it?

I used to think the same thing - why couldn't I use a voice command to eject the disc?

...and then someone mentioned that I would still have to get up to remove the disc anyways. My reaction?

Oh. Yeah...