old >>105509999

>ChatGPT ended stack overflow
>ChatGPT ended google search
>ChatGPT will now end /sqt/ since 98% of the questions can be answered by it

My computer randomly freezes then still work (audio wise) but my monitors are completely frozen. I have dont all the basic steps like made sure everything is connected, updated drivers, reseat parts, cleaned it out. However there is nothing i can do to force this freeze. It wont happen for weeks then all of a sudden will happen at random. One time it even froze on the windows screen while booting up
Has anyone experienced anything like this before? Ive googled it but most people say its just a drivers issue.

im using windows 11 and when i restart my laptop after hibernating it, it logs in automatically instead of asking me for my password
how do i make it ask me for my password?

>>105547495

>>105547510
1 min 12 seconds. Holy fuck man. Were you prepped and ready to go with google?

>>105547510
thanks for the reply
i cant see a 'when pc wakes up from sleep' option though
just: every time, never and then lots of different amounts of minutes

>>105547510
>>105547665
i selected the 'every time' option and it seems to have worked

>>105547712
>>105547665
Good oh

old computer.
>A) integrated graphics that can allocate 1695mb DDR2 system ram to itself
VS
>B) video card with 512mb DDR3 ram
?
(freeing up system ram not a factor in decision)

>>105547354 (OP)
where does vid rel come from, OP?

>>105547456
Does Ctrl-Win-Shift-B bring it back?
>>105548246
Depends entirely on what both GPUs are and what you're trying to do with them. 512MB VRAM is going to be way more than enough for e.g. Aero Glass, senor Baby Duck.
If you're playing old vidja - again, depends on what both GPUs are.

How can I make it so dolphin or some other linux file browser behaves like windows in that I can make it so different folders/folder types will show the files in a different ways ie a image or video folder will be large thumbnails while technical files will be the more standard layout

is there any meaningful difference between bash and powershell? if i know bash, but want to use ps, do i need to learn anything more than syntax or is there more to it?

>>105548330

>>105548761
they are completely different things

>>105547495
im actually still having trouble with this
my laptop now requires my password to login after hibernating (which is what im wanting) but it also logs me out after the screen goes black (which i dont want)
is there a way i can keep it needing my password after hibernating but not after the screenjust goes black?

>>105548886
thanks

I'd like to have a VPS for video encoding stuff but I'm not sure I'd be able to manage it, do you know any service that offers a GUI demo? There are service that offer a trial period but need credit card and I want avoid it at this stage. Thx.

>>105549180
There are many but you will be paying out of the ass for compute, get a real server and pull it through the internet with a $2 VPS and wireguard.
Intel ARC cards are superb for encoding and you can get old x99 hardware for next to nothing.

>>105549222
Thanks, not sure I got what you mean but I'd like to see if remote encoding is my cup of tea before committing in spending more than some buck per year in this stuff.

recently bought a MikroTik RB2011iL-IN and attempted to replace my router but it didn't work out
this Mikrotik doesn't have a modem, right?
can i even buy a modem for DSL these days? would a cheap router with modem in bridge mode suffice?

>>105549330
what he means is instead of paying out the ass for a vps with a powerful enough cpu or god forbid a gpu, instead buy a cheap second hand computer, put a cheap gpu in it if needed and then get a cheap vps for said cheap server to connect to
basically the vps need only act as a middleman for network traffic and not actually do any work, so it can be cheap as fuck

>>105549330
>>105549845
note that you may not even need the vps at that point either, if you don't have CGNAT internet service, you can just connect to a home server directly and have no ongoing cost at all

>>105548761
The main difference is powershell being object based instead of text based. Treat it kinda like python with pipelines and redirects and it will make more sense. Another object based shell is nushell which is pretty cool too

>>105549845
>>105549863
I still don't get it, the point to have the encoding going on a cheap VPS (1-2 cores, 1-2 GB RAM, 30-50GB disk space, stuff like that) for me would be not to have a computer running using my electricity bill. I should have mentioned that I'm not encoding against time, the VPS can run the encode for the time it needs to finish, not that I need the vid in due time. Mainly it's a curiosity after having raed about a guy that released a torrent of a full HD movie encoded in VVC codec that took 39 day to finish. While I don't plan to get there it made me curious.

>>105549975
i see, well if real time transcoding is off the table, that does make cheap vps's more of an option
for that though you're usually better off simply downloading videos in a format you want rather than encoding them yourself, but i understand that may not always be possible/ideal depending on what specifically you want

>>105549975
>>105550023
also you should consider whether paying for the vps is actually cheaper than the power required to encode it locally or not.
i've only used a few vps services myself, but the ones i have used, which were all very cheap and i focused on disc space and bandwidth over anything else, had very limited cpu power available. maybe you can find something more suited for what you want, but in my case my current vps has two almost certainly shared or otherwise limited cpu cores available to it. i would much, much rather encode videos on the ~$60 sff box i bought a few years ago than encode video on that vps. the available cpu power is far greater despite it being a 4th gen core i5

In the win32 api, you can either construct a menu by hand with code, or you can import the whole thing from a .rc file (picrel) with a one-line MAKEINTRESOURCE call.

Is there an equivalent shortcut for cocoa, or do I have to type out [NSMenuItem new] and addItem ad nauseam like a chump?

>click on video about linux or soldering circuit boards and shit
>everyone comments about having a heckin engineer brain
are these things only for engineers?

>>105550372
After some googling, it seems they use storyboard and previously xib files. Made using a WYSIWYG editor like winforms in in Xcode. The files are XML-based on looking from this example file: https://github.com/iremkaraoglu/iOS-Storyboard-Example/blob/main/Koala-Storyboard/Base.lproj/LaunchScreen.storyboard

>>105551026
Thanks, that's a good starting point. Seems cocoa can import compiled xib which is an xml-formatted file, similar to the classic .rc compilation before you can use it.

>>105547354 (OP)
Posted in /dpt/ too

Visual Studio / C# question.

I understand how to make filescoped namespaces default for new classes and projects within an existing solution. Is there anyway to make it default for new solutions as a setting within VS2022 or do I just have to make a template where that is the default?

How can I block YouTube ads on my Tezen samsung TV? I never realized how many ads are on a single Mario Maker video. It's literally unwatchable.

>>105551228
pihole

>>105551209
The second answer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69889519/vs-2022-convert-to-file-scoped-namespace-in-all-files
It's a VS setting

>>105551254
>https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69889519/vs-2022-convert-to-file-scoped-namespace-in-all-files
That's for existing solutions.

>>105551319
Oh I guess you will need to make a custom project template then

>>105551368
Thank you for your consideration, anon. I was just hoping that there was a hidden setting somewhere in VS where I could do what I wanted.

Is it allowed to use LGPL 2.1 code in a DLL loaded by a GameMaker (proprietary) game through its equivalent of GetProcAddress as long as the DLL itself is open source?

What's the current Clover successor app? There's a lot of trash out there.

>>105551238
That doesn't work dummy

Unironically, what is the difference between GNU and Linux? What is a kernel?

>>105547354 (OP)
What qualifies a program as a game engine? Is it just reusability for making many games? What distinguishes an engine from a library? Is an engine just a specialized library? Is an engine more than a library?

Can someone identify the AI they use in this anime ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9lIRVgNqJY

>>105552932
Flexibility and reusability
cute sakuya btw

>>105550098
Thx but according with what you say I'm not even sure that having my VPS cpu(s) at 100% for days doing video encodes would be considered fair use by the host...

>>105549092
can anyone help me with this?

Up until this morning Ublock was working fine in blocking all garbage from youtube, but now its been failing and I'm getting ads in the videos, only the ones that

I know little to nothing about computers, but it feels like the ads are loading before ublock has a chance to block em or something, because only the ads that play at the beginning of a video show and its a gamble whenever reloading the page gets rid of them or not

>>105552983
>Flexibility and reusability
So, if I gave you code that required you to
>make a Java main method
>create a class which extends one I provided
>call a runner class I provided with that class you extended inside your main method
>put audiovisual assets in certain directories
>compile a specific way with graalvm
And you end up with a self contained executable which is a game, did I give you an engine or a library?

>cute sakuya btw
Thank you, have another.

>>105553441
idk i've never used java or classes
I mean if your game code has basic shit like object types and asset ids hardcoded to where it really can't be easily used for anything but your game it's not much of an engine

I'm looking for a 'sound device' that's a bit bigger than earbuds but not as big as headphones. I know there are over-ear earbuds but those are just normal in-ear earbuds but different, so that's not what I mean
it's for work so good call quality (recording input/voice output) is a must. maybe I'm asking for something impossible but a small upgrade over the in ear earbuds I'm using now would be nice

When I go to google and search all the hyperlinks are purple instead of blue. Is this bad?

>>105554169
It's been like that on my windows machines for a week or two now. My mac (that I have to use for work) and android phone don't have that problem. All using chrome.

Any solutions for wget or curl to get webm and mp4 files from 4chan. I tried changing the useragent, header and referer and I get error 403. I also tried a cookie text file using the cf value. I assume the value changes regularly over time.
wget https://i.4cdn.org/v/1749580903022216.mp4
--2025-06-10 18:50:11-- https://i.4cdn.org/v/1749580903022216.mp4
Resolving i.4cdn.org (i.4cdn.org)... 104.19.234.32, 104.19.235.32, 2606:4700::6
13:eb20, ...
Connecting to i.4cdn.org (i.4cdn.org)|104.19.234.32|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 403 Forbidden
2025-06-10 18:50:12 ERROR 403: Forbidden.

>>105553655
Nothing is hardcoded. You can use whatever assets you want and call them whatever you want. You just have to put them into a specific parent directory so GraalVM can compile the game to a standalone executable.

>>105552932
Usually the game engine is the library that provides your core event loop. Basically same job as a GUI toolkit but games.

>>105544959
Going to try again. How do I install Layton 2 to my mom's Fire tablet with the necessary obb files without root?
>>105547399
Make ChatGPT answer that.

>>105547399
@grok is this true?

>>105554398
Captcha related perhaps?

>>105554754
I don't get captcha when loading it on an outdated chromium based browser.
Also mpv and ffmpeg are also affected.

>>105548391
No
I tried rebooting drivers like that and nothing happens.
Last night it happened and i just decided to wait it out. The stream i was watching stopped working for 15 sec then came back on at default settings. So it SOUNDS like the whole computer is refreshing but i dont know how to fix it until i power it down.

>>105553381
Get ublock origin you numpty. ublock is known for its issues and inability to work

>>105547399
except GPT likes to lie every so often

what 10ft interfaces are you using, a poll?

>>105554677
After 24 hours of trying I gave up and installed DraStic.

>every so often my entire screen turns black for a few seconds (usually when doing certain actions like switching tabs)
>just opened a 4chan thread and the image thumbnails were flashing black
>never noticed anything weird when playing games
What is going on? Is my GPU dying? I don't even have a GPU. Can an iGPU die?

I’d like to improve my privacy and security.
I don’t want to get v& if america bans hentai, which the right is trying to do on their conspiracy to ban all porn.
Ideally I’d still be able to anonymously browse boorus that manage to stay up or torrent some VNs and h-manga.
If that’s not safe I’d just want to keep something like a old fashioned private pornstash. But with VNs.
Tips from privacychads?

>>105555726
Linux operating system installed on a hard drive encrypted using LUKS. Flash drives should also be encrypted the same way if used to store those files. Might be easier if you use a separate laptop.

>>105553381
Just buy a good Russian VPN and use that. That's the perk of being sanctioned. Youtube can't serve any ads.

My PC normally hovers around 20-30% CPU usage but randomly in the past week I've noticed after it wakes up from sleeping it will spike up to the 90s the fan will start blowing super hard and it will not go down. Any particular reason this may be happening?

>>105555726
Quick intro to US politics for the young and impressionable:
- they will never ban porn
- they will never confiscate guns
- they will never abolish The Department of <anything>
- they will never return to hard currency
- they will never hold real elections
- they will never acknowledge property rights
- nothing ever fucking happens
The only things you're going to get are a slow motion debt crisis and more niggers.

Trying to set up my nvim for the texlab lsp and i got a question:

Provided i have the lsp installed. Would i still need to install linters, formaters, autocomplete since it appears not all lsps have them by default? Seems like texlab does not properly catch errors and i have to rely on vimtex/compile time to catch errors.

> Just use vs code
No, I am retarded and want to use nvim.
Thanks in advance

>>105557065
>They will never ban porn
>July 6, 2025, FTC holds event with NCOSE (Morality in Media rebranded), Heritage Foundation, and other religious moralfag groups
>"If we're going to keep self-government alive for the next 100 years, we're going to have to get serious about realizing that pornography has nothing to do with the glorious right of speech to help each other be good. It's a totally different category, and we have to get there and eventually we have to get the slowest of us, i.e. judges, to see it as well."
https://www.freespeechcoalition.com/blog/federal-trade-commission-hosts-pro-censorship-event
They’re trying. Even if porn survives, hentai might not. Jap media is starting to get heavily censored in the west now.

>>105557321
Through what mechanism is the FTC going to enforce a porn ban, you drooling gooner? They can't even stop the phone company from relaying jeet scam calls.

>>105557491
It’s cute that you think the FTC cares about ordinary citizens enough to stop scammers.
The FTC is the regulator for existing porn laws including the new TAKE IT DOWN Act, so they’d obviously focus on businesses and websites. It’s within their wheelhouse already.
For gooners, it’s just local PD/Feds who would get them, but they could they could probably create a list using passive surveillance data collected by the NSA and soon Palantir.

>>105555237
A big TV

>>105557491
Jeet scams are legitimate business. Porn is degenerate activity. You are a retard.

>>105557559
>The FTC is the regulator for existing porn laws including the new TAKE IT DOWN Act
They don't enforce that either unless you have money to take.
>it’s just local PD/Feds who would get them
Ostensibly you live in a county with a woke sheriff bc you're gigaperv, so it's the feds coming in from out of town. Are they going to ex post facto arrest you for the porn you already downloaded, or are they going to do porno raids because you connected to a naughty overseas IP? How are they going to do either when you and all your neighbors are armed, and local LE doesn't want them there? You see how moronic this scenario is?

>>105547354 (OP)
is there way to disable the 4chan captcha without buying a pass? Or at least make it faster to solve?

I used to use dispostable for email accounts, is there anything similar in that all the accounts are open, rather than deleted after 10 minutes? Sometimes sites do faggot shit like ask you for auth again after a year.

No actual sign-up stuff, I know I can use proton but that's shit and starts crying that you're a bot when you use it to get a verification email instantly.

How and why was
>>105556910
archived? The last post was about 15 minutes ago.

>>105557883
>the woke are coming after porn!
The woke want you jerking off in a goon cave all day so you never do anything that matters or challenge them or their power structure. They have no moral or ethical objections to porn itself, and merely use it as a tool for control or to change culture. The people who'd stream tranny porn into every middleschool in America in hopes of transitioning some of the middleschoolers are not going after your porn. You jerking off to porn is a humiliation ritual that gives them power.

The people who dislike porn are the rebranded religious right. They want porn gone for the same reason they like poverty. They're hoping to passively coerce young men to join the military by making their lives more miserable and hopeless, because that is cheaper and easier than making joining the US military more atteactive. Nobody naturally wants to risk getting their legs blown off by an IED to protect the business interests of the oligarchy for less pay than you'd get for assistant managing the second worst McDonald's in town. It requires a huge amount of economic and cultural pressure, and lies to maintain a flow of people "willing" to fill that role. Next they're going to try to warp the culture/media to convince you that Stacies everywhere are having catfights over who gets to fuck Private Potato Head before he deploys to the Middle East. The hottest e-girls begin fighting over who gets the first round with every ugly 5'2 incel the second he puts on a US Army uniform! Civilians give e-girls the ick! Patriotic heroes make their panties drop! Join now! The goal is to acquire a large pool of disposable men who can die in yet another pointless war for Israel, probably this time against Iran. Loads of dumb guys will fall for it. If you are in that age bracket, don't be one of them.

any recommendations for a lowish budget microphone (say, ~$100)
i only use it to talk to people in multiplayer games and it's past time to upgrade my current shit one

>>105558368
flamewar thread

I'm trying to install Mercedes Xentry on an old Laptop (Dell Latitude 630 with Win10), but I get a very vague error at the start of the installation. I googled the code and it says it's a MSI error that means canceled by user, but I did not cancel anything. I redownloaded the program from another source and I get the same issue.
What could be the cause and/or potential fix? I reinstalled windows too.

https://pastebin.com/jikMtBFU

>>105559102
>troon janny
Got it.

Why does this restriction exist? So, running macOS on a VM can get you into legal trouble?

>>105558701
They won't do either because they'll be in the middle of a bond default. You're thinking the last 80 years will go on forever.

>>105558053
Some email providers offer proxy addresses with their service
>>105557953
There are captha solvrs if you search

>>105560560
for the b&w ones

>>105560568
After you solve captchas for a day or so you start getting the easy ones again. They only do the grey bullshit for new users.

>>105554398
>>105554764
Seems to work now.
$ wget https://i.4cdn.org/v/1749564884408651.webm?$RANDOM
--2025-06-11 14:32:39-- https://i.4cdn.org/v/1749564884408651.webm?6745
Resolving i.4cdn.org (i.4cdn.org)... 104.19.235.32, 104.19.234.32, 2606:4700::6813:eb20, ...
Connecting to i.4cdn.org (i.4cdn.org)|104.19.235.32|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 565849 (553K) [video/webm]
Saving to: ‘1749564884408651.webm?6745’

1749564884408651.we 100%[===================>] 552.59K 1.69MB/s in 0.3s

2025-06-11 14:32:40 (1.69 MB/s) - ‘1749564884408651.webm?6745’ saved [565849/565849]

Is it still possible to get RSS to work with any nitter instances? If so, then which one, and how?

>>105549573
Didn't work out? You tried stuffing the phone line wire into an Ethernet interface?
I'm using picrel for my VDSL, assumed VDSL is what you have.
>>105549180
>VPS for heavy computing
You don't want that, it's billion times more cost effective to compute with your current computer.
>>105548246
Dedicated card doesn't hog RAM bandwidth so there's that to consider.

>>105560148
>So, running macOS on a VM can get you into legal trouble?
I'd be willing to bet that's entirely unenforceable in court. Apple also likely knows this, they've never gone after anyone for running OS X in a VM or rolling their own Hackintosh. Pretty sure they went after people SELLING Hackintoshes out of a "full-time" operation and not casually on classifieds or something, and I'd be willing to bet none of the cases went past a C&D that was immediately complied with.
>Why does this restriction exist?
Realistically? Boilerplate CYA to (this WOULD stand up if someone was retarded enough to challenge THEM in court over it) absolve themselves of any obligation to provide technical support to someone who paid for OS X, tried to install it on their Dell, and ran into trouble.

EULAs are funny man. The one for iTunes said you couldn't use it to develop nuclear weapons.

>>105559576
Hello Jarek saar.
I'm not at all familiar with this shit, but proprietary diagnostic software is usually a fucking dinosaur. Try installing it to a 32-bit Windows 7 (or 10 LTSC) VM. Make a FRESH VM and install 7 SP1 or 10 LTSC. If you aren't using that old laptop for anything else, just install 32-bit 10 LTSC directly. Install 32-bit Java - I see empty Java environment variables in the log. Then try installing Xentry. See what happens.
Yes, 10 LTSC, not 10 IoT LTSC. IoT only has a 64-bit installer. 10 LTSC has an x86 ISO. https://drive.massgrave.dev/en-us_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2021_x86_dvd_9f4aa95f.iso
After you install LTSC, go to settings and change your product key to the IoT one QPM6N-7J2WJ-P88HH-P3YRH-YY74H and then you can HWID activate the usual way with massgrave.dev scripts.
Maybe this will help: https://mhhauto.com/Thread-XENTRY-Diagnostics-OpenShell-06-2021-WIN7-32-BITS-FIX
Didn't read any of it but I got a hit for one of the error strings in your log there.
Also kinda tempted to feed your entire log to Claude in Research mode and see what it does/suggests...

How do i start learning programming? When I see a bunch of lines of code with brackets and var, const, a bunch of brackets or whatever I freeze up and don't know what to do.

Is Stremio safe? I ran the .exe through Virustotal and got 1 flag for both of them

https://www.stremio.com/downloads

>>105561193
>const, a bunch of brackets or whatever I freeze up and don't know what to do.
that's normal in every activity. You're going to be overwhelmed.
Start small, start basic and make simple things. If you're hoping to understand everything immediately it's not going to work. Beginner tutorials, places like khanacademy, textbooks. Ask if you get stuck or don't understand.

When I watch a yt video with ublock on, do I help the creator make any money at all?
Are there more extensions/scripts to make sure I'm not helping them financially at all?

>>105561053
>You tried stuffing the phone line wire into an Ethernet interface?
technically i could do that but how will the router decode/encode the line signal without a modem?
your picrel is what i was looking for however i was not able to find any action with just a modem so i ordered a cheap router to work in bridge mode and hopefully that will suffice until i get a fiber

>>105561286
What's a good language for a beginner? I've heard python and C are what people recommend.

>>105561346
open the video link with an external media player like mpv.

This is general advice to everyone not just Mr. Jarek - use IBM's Semeru JRE instead of Oracle's shit whenever you can. If only because they don't make you go through a fucking humiliation ritual to hunt down older versions. I lost 2 hours of my life unfucking a machine someone used one of those stupid near-malware "Software Updaters" on in lieu of real remote management because whatever the fuck they did completely nuked Windows' MSI cache (why is this still a thing). Couldn't update Oracle's Java, their installer crashed. Couldn't fucking uninstall it, MSI was missing. And Oracles own installers never expose the MSI unless you watch Temp, grab it, then kill the installer. Fuck Oracle. Plus they offer portable ZIPs. Never thought I'd thank IBM for being based. Been using Semeru for a few years now and I finally saw it in the wild packaged with some proprietary medical software as their JRE of choice for the first time last week.

I threw jDownloader into a Server Core VM with only 4 GB RAM and watched how it behaved with tens of thousands of items in the download history, then compared performance with a few different JVMs. Semeru came out way the fuck on top for memory management (it actually let it go) and edged out one other (forgor) for performance. It's also a lot more tunable (with runtime args I set in jDownloader and forgot about) than Oracle's. Peep the docs if you're interested. Long since stopped using jDownloader (because it's ass)
https://developer.ibm.com/languages/java/semeru-runtimes/downloads/
Good shit

>>105561165
Fuck it I'm bored. I'm going to paste your entire log into Claude and see what "RESEARCH (Beta)" really means. I got sidetracked making slop. Armpits.
>>105559576
https://github.com/ibmruntimes/semeru8-binaries/releases/download/jdk8u452-b09_openj9-0.51.0/ibm-semeru-open-jre_x86-32_windows_8u452b09_openj9-0.51.0.msi
That's probably the one you'll want. Unless Xentry requires a specific stanky old version of Java.

>Buy cheap 1080p camera
>Has built in storage
>Record a clip that lasts 10 seconds just to make sure it's working
>It is
>File size is 650MB

How the fuck is it this huge bros? The same length clip with my old one would have been maybe 22MB.

>>105561868
>>105561165
Thanks for taking time to read my post. Installing Java made no difference.

Any tips of cracking vegas 14 on linux?

If I have remote access to someone's unattended desktop computer, what's the most significant damage I can cause to the hardware in one remote access session? IE no restarting the computer or BIOS access (because that would terminate the session) etc. Deleting system32 just means reinstalling Windows, hoping for something more expensive and time consuming to fix, or resulting in buying a new computer altogether.
If it needs to be asked, yes, they deserve it

>>105560027
People like you don't deserve oxygen, let alone a right to free speech.

>>105562723
Appreciate the confirmation, xir.

I'm on chrome, what do I use to stop ads on youtube?

>>105562824
firefox

>>105551801
Even making a template, it still does not make filescope namespaces default at new solution creation. Man, fuck VS2022.

>>105547354 (OP)
Monkrus or GenP for Adobe products in 2025? What is the best way to go? I know the basics I just have no clue which is more reliable and convenient

>>105562144
Are you still using 64-bit Windows 10?

>>105563611
Yes, but that should not be the problem.
I actually solved the issue a couple minutes ago by changing windows region and language to German.

>>105562824
uBlock Origin for chrome

>>105562083
Update: Every recording is 650MB. Doesn't matter if it's 2 seconds or 30.

>>105563786
Can you set the size of each file? (like a dashcam)
if not then you could of course use ffmpeg and batch convert them

>>105563455
there is no best way anymore they all require adobe creative cloud

Is it no longer possible to send moderation feedback?

>>105563962
not really

How do I clean cum stains from side glass panel?

are there any language models i can run locally for tasks like sorting and querying notes, image ocr, etc?

I have a Huawei AX2S with the WAN port connected to my ISP shitty router. It's running on AP mode with no VLAN enabled.

I want to add a (yet to be created) linux home server to the AX2S (ethernet cable).

What would be the safest option here so I don't end it up exposing my entire local network? I never used VLAN before.

I'd rather not use a VPN if possible but ocasionally I might want to expose some authenticated services like file sharing throught the internet so I can use it on my phone. Or maybe it could be safer if the server just constantly synced to some random cloud service and them I used that cloud service.

What is some cheap SSD i can torture test to figure out what filesystem is best for my usecase? I thought about pinning ZFS, XFS, and F2FS against each other and compare how fast they are and how much read/write amplification there is. But i don't know if i should get one of those cheap 20$ sandisk ones that are DRAM less i think or one with it? Also what about caching in general?

I think it would be best to get the cheapest out there as fancy ones could make the performance difference smaller between the filesystems while these cheaper ones should exaggerate it.

Whats the move?

>>105549975
While deciding if a VPS would be right for my use case I did a try doing an HEVC encode of a 2 hours movie on a 4 core computer and setting the affinity of the encoder executable to a single core, more or less simulating a single core encode. Didn't let it run till the end but the encode time started at around 4 hours on 4 cores to around 80 on one core only. While I said I'm in no rush, that wouldn't be even fun...

>>105563861
Not from what I can tell. I'm almost certain the old one was like this too because it needed formatted first to work properly or some shit.
>if not then you could of course use ffmpeg and batch convert them
See that's the problem though. It's only 60GB of space and it doesn't write over what is previously recorded. With the old one a 10 minute video was maybe 1.2-1.5GB so it wasn't an issue. With this one I'm going to use that 60GB up after about 3 minutes if I'm lucky.

>>105565123
I've got a heap of (barely) used Samsung SSDs off the corporate lease from AMSO to play around with ZFS and FreeNAS. They were something like 10 Euro per 250Gb disk.

>>105554863
I was already using origin
I still get ads at the beginning of some videos but just pressing f5 gets rid of them consistently. Still unpleasant

>>105556675
>pay money just to get rid of ads
you fucking insane?

>>105563625
I never would've thought to check or ask. Glad it's working for you.
>>105562083
>>105565417
Endemic with shitty chinkcams like dashcams. If there are no options for it in the settings, return it. Whatever they do to handle files pre-allocates one fucking big one and saves video pseudo-CBR video with padding. Try remuxing one with mp4box if you want to be sure, but like you said it won't help you after the fact.

>>105566360
>Endemic with shitty chinkcams like dashcams. If there are no options for it in the settings, return it. Whatever they do to handle files pre-allocates one fucking big one and saves video pseudo-CBR video with padding. Try remuxing one with mp4box if you want to be sure, but like you said it won't help you after the fact.

Fuck sake. I'm going to take a pic of the old one tomorrow and see if someone can help me work out how to fix it. It was a big fucking disaster when I tried it on my own.
Thanks anyway.

>>105566459
I mean, if you're recording for long periods then a large file size for each of the video 'blocks' isn't too bad. If you're recording lots of short clips then it's fucked :P

>>105566487
Yeah that's just it. It really is a case by case situation because I was thinking the same thing. I could swear the old one did the same and then I just fucked around with it and it went into a more sensible way of doing things.

What's the best Linux distro if I still wanna use it like a normal desktop and also have it running as a server sometimes?

>>105566681
debian

>>105566681
Define "server" and "desktop". Any regular "desktop distro" out there provides you with Apache and PHP and what have you.

HOLY FUCK SHIT
All I want is a 2 output HDMI switcher with remote
Why doesn't that exist?!

>>105566841
They seems to exist on aliexpress

>>105566884
Oh yeah I forgot them

>>105566884
>>105567019
You got me excited but it's the same shit
A splitter is not a switch.

any working ai proxies?

>>105566841
So you're looking for KVM switch with a remote or you only want a video switcher with a remote?

>>105567129
video switcher with a remote
Basically all my outputs are taken up by monitors, so when I want to play on the TV I need to disconnect a monitor to plug the TV in
All I want is to switch one of the outputs from the monitor to the TV from the couch

>>105563420
I half-assedly figured it out. The project in the template needs a .editorconfig file that forces file scoped namespaces.

>>105566841
>>105567158
Because, you dumb nigger, what you're looking for IS basically a splitter, not a switch. "HDMI Switch" will almost always mean switching between multiple devices to a single display. One with a fucking remote will ALWAYS mean that, because nobody else is fucking trying to do that.
https://a.co/d/cL5eA3Q
This is an OUTPUT switcher with a button on it. Only one display at a time. There's no remote, hit the button.
>all my outputs are taken up
Son, HOW? Most modern GPUs have at least 4. I have 3 monitors and a VR headset plugged in and I still have a free output on here.
>GPU DP to Monitor 1
>DP MST from Monitor 1 to 2
>HDMI to Monitor 3
>HDMI to Headset
I'm pretty sure the RX570 I've got in a box somewhere has 5. DVI, HDMI, 3xDP.
TL;DR Use DisplayPort MST. If none of your monitors support it because you bought gaymerslop, use an MST hub: https://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-DisplayPort-Splitter-Compatible/dp/B07T8BPZG2/

Seriously though, what does your setup look like?

>>105567158
>>105566841
idk why I'm so mad about this good luck with your 8 monitor Microsoft Gran Flight Forza Turismo setup anon

Is there such a thing as an active laptop cooler that doesn't look unbelievably tacky sitting on your desk?

>>105567490
>This is an OUTPUT switcher with a button on it. Only one display at a time. There's no remote, hit the button.
Thanks, I thought all splitters did mirroring
>Son, HOW? Most modern GPUs have at least 4. I have 3 monitors and a VR headset plugged in and I still have a free output on here.
I have a 3080 which has 4 outputs:
- Wacom
- Monitor on an arm above the wacom for references
- Other monitor on the side for the browser
- Other monitor on the side for music/reading
Yes I have a problem

>>105567507
No worries anon, I think there is hope

>>105563786
yea only thing i can think of is that's it's preallocated a large block
like maybe the firmware is done in a really dumb way, such as;
- open filesystem
- read files to see what the next filename should be
- create large new contiguous file, remember start/end sector
- close filesystem
- start recording directly to the card using the gathered start/end sectors, not using the filesystem
kind of like how a swap file works in linux, that bypasses the filesystem layer for performance reasons by making an immutable contiguous file

>>105567614
if it was half way smart it would then at least truncate the file after a recording rather than leaving most of the file unused, but that's chinkshit for you, often minimal effort

>>105567535
Oh, an artfag. Wasn't expecting that. Nah you don't have a problem that sounds like a "work" setup. Was also hoping for the ports you were using - and adapters if any. I'm assuming the Wacom is HDMI in only.
If any of those 3 monitors have 2 DisplayPorts on them (do they?) and at least 2 monitors have DP in, then you can daisy chain 2 - that will free up a GPU output.
If none if them are >1080p but at least 1 has DisplayPort, you can run 2+ off one DisplayPort output with the MST hub, freeing up 1+ GPU outputs.
That'd let you keep the TV plugged in permanently.

If you're dead set on just "switching" them and can find a place to put the little sucker, then yes, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CCTTTNS2 is probably easiest. I only looked for something similar with a remote for a few minutes and then gave up.

Why do all these Chinese bastards write "Bidirectional" in the item title when the ports themselves are labeled 4x In 1x Out...assholes.

>>105567614
Yep, that's what the shitty dashcams do.
>>105563786
Look at one in a hex editor I bet you it's got a few hundred megabytes of null bytes.

>>105567535
Found one with a remote
https://www.amazon.com/Switch-iVANKY-Bi-Directional-Switcher-Display/dp/B0DG5W5TTM/

>>105567535
Found one with a remote
https://www.amazon.com/Switch-iVANKY-Bi-Directional-Switcher-Display/dp/B0DG5W5TTM/
Even cheaper
https://www.amazon.com/Elebase-HDMI-Bidirectional-FireStick-Projector/dp/B0DFPPHP7M/

>>105567628
>Look at one in a hex editor I bet you it's got a few hundred megabytes of null bytes.
or just as likely junk from whatever was on the card at that point before. if it's lazy enough not to truncate after a recording, it's also lazy enough not to zero or discard the space before recording too
at least you can be sure such a recording won't have a MOOV atom at the end of the file which is how you get broken files when there's power loss during a recording, since that wouldn't work if the end of the recording isn't at the end of the file (... i don't think)

>>105567628
You get it, I learned from the Japanese
It's 1 HDMI (the wacom) and 3 DP for the monitors
>If any of those 3 monitors have 2 DisplayPorts on them (do they?) and at least 2 monitors have DP in, then you can daisy chain 2 - that will free up a GPU output.
>If none if them are >1080p but at least 1 has DisplayPort, you can run 2+ off one DisplayPort output with the MST hub, freeing up 1+ GPU outputs.
Oh fuck that's genius, I didn't know you could daisy chain DP! Thanks anon

>>105567663
>>105567678
Fuck you're good. To be fair it's not on the leaf site which is why I didn't see them, but they do ship here!
Guess the lesson is don't use the shitty leaf Amazon

>>105567692
>Mr. President, a 4th and 5th monitor have hit.
fkn kek I knew it had to be a weird setup.
>Oh fuck that's genius, I didn't know you could daisy chain DP! Thanks anon
You are welcome. https://youtu.be/xysP22eQrxU
DP MST is great. With my old setup I had a 27" dead center and two 24" flanking it, one cable to the GPU. Granted, two of the monitors had 2 DP ports so I just ended the chain on the one that only had an in.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DisplayPort#Multi-Stream_Transport_(MST)

>>105567752
>fkn kek I knew it had to be a weird setup.
That's not mine, I'm not that crazy... yet

>>105567685
I mean, if they're lazy enough for one thing, surely they're lazy enough for something awful.
It could just be skipping to the end and shitting the moov out there. Or plopping the SAME identical moov atom down at the beginning of every file and then truncating abruptly when recording stops.
>>105567768
SoonTM, I believe in you. Draw Koro-san's armpits for me if you get bored.

>>105567776
Cheers, have another setup from my battle station inspiratory folder

>>105567776
>It could just be skipping to the end and shitting the moov out there
that would be truly diabolical
still nothing an "ffmpeg -i <file> -c copy <file2>" can't fix

>>105567692
That pic is an awful setup.

>>105567844
>Kotatsu's your setup
Nothing personnel kid

>>105567796
mp4box -inter 500 file.mp4
Confession: I'll use ffmpeg all day for encoding but I absolutely do not trust it for muxing/remuxing. If I need an mkv I use mkvtoolnix and friends. If I need an mp4 I use GPAC/MP4box. Been burnt by seemingly fine files muxed with ffmpeg refusing to play on random shit. Never been burnt by those two.
>>105567790
I get the feeling this one's a woman's.
>>105567862
Kek

>>105567862
Nah that setup is awful if you know anything about computers. FIVE KEYBOARDS AND MICE. It's just a user who doesn't know shit about computers pretending that his setup makes sense

>>105567934

>>105567955
Can't read moonrunes and I don't care. There's no excuse for that setup when better ones exist. He just doesn't know how.

>>105567531
>>105567531
>>105567531

When you're trying to find a filename do you quickly sing the ABC song in your head

where can I get some good USB cables? or does it not matter. I've heard people talk about how some can be used for charging and others only support data transfer.

How do I stop youtube from translating video titles? Why in the flying fuck is this the default, what's so hard about just adding an option for those that want it?
>just change it to english bro
But I don't want that FUCK.

Had a hard drive die on me. I'd like to get it repaired and looking at the PCB it just appears that the part in pic related is what blew. Can someone tell me what it is?

>>105568675
If you're paranoid, buy a USB-IF certified cable.
>I've heard people talk about how some can be used for charging and others only support data transfer.
And some do both. Charging is only an issue when you're trying to use them for >=30W. 100W you probably want something showing the USB-IF symbol for 100W on it. Data transfer varies too. USB2 cable only gonna give you 480 Mbps. USB4 cable will give you 40Gbps. Get a cable that does what you need - most if not all of mine are 5Gbps/60W. https://www.enablingusb.org/certification
>>105568928
>doesn't tell us what the drive is
>picture for ants
Just buy the board from wherever you got that picture, assuming that's actually the correct board for your drive. You aren't going to be able to get one of anything like that (usually sold by the metric fuckton) for cheaper than JiaYuanSheng can send you the entire board ripped out of an old drive from ping pong.

Does anybody have a link to Tripcode Explorer? I used it long ago but now I can't find it anywhere.
>use something else
I've tried, nothing else runs on my toaster.

>>105569193
https://files.catbox.moe/ao6sd2.7z
date modified on my system is 2021-07-24, but I'm pretty sure that shit hasn't seen an update since well before that
>the txt with my nigger tripcodes is on a server that's off
fuck. perfect opportunity to use one...

Is there a way to get rid of all this overlay shit on YouTube shorts? It blocks half the fucking video and I hate it. Yeah I know >YouTube

At least Instagram reels gives the option to view full screen without all the bullshit

How is thread's activity calculated on 4stats.io?

My laptop has a barrel charger port which is 65W, but also 2 USB-C ports which support PD.
A small charger I use for travel has two 35W PD outputs.

What will happen if I connect both charger outputs to both USB-C laptop ports? I imagine some power management and retard safety has to be built in.

I've had two lvfs firmware updates for my BIOS the last month through Discover on openSUSE Tumbleweed, and both time they fail due to network being temporarily unavailable after a reboot for some reason, and I never hear about the update again (doesn't show up again or retry).

What gives?

What alternatives to WizTree are there for disk space visualization, or at least knowing which file/folder occupies the most space in my drive at a glance?

>>105570181
WinDirStat.

>>105569338
ReVanced (or was it RVX?) has patches to force Shorts to play in the regular player and disable the top/bottom black overlay.
If you're on desktop "Enhancer for YouTube" has an option that forces the regular video player for shorts.
>>105570181
Any reason you need an alternative?
>>105570212
Significantly slower. WizTree looks at the NTFS MFT, WinDirStat doesn't

>>105568428
When finding a filename in an alphabetically sorted list? Yeah, I do. Sometimes I start from q (r,s,t...) to be faster tho :P

how can one make their own theme/edition in CrystaDiskInfo?

MKVCleaver or gMKVExtractGUI?

>>105571242
Create the folders:
CrystalDiskInfo\Themes\MyCustomTheme\

Populate it:
Main.png (main background image)
MainMask.png (mask with same resolution as Main.png)
Theme.ini (controls text/font settings)

Optional:
Title.png, TitleMask.png
Button1.png through Button8.png

In CrystalDiskInfo:
Function > Theme > MyCustomTheme

If you don’t see it:
Double-check folder and file names.
Make sure .png extensions are correct (not .jpg or .jpeg).
Try restarting the app.

>>105570755
>looks at the NTFS MFT
And is NTFS MFT accurate?

>>105571244
"Simple" single file extraction I open gMKVExtractGUI. When I need to do something retarded like "extract all subtitles of a certain language and rename them exactly this way and give me the fonts too" from 300 files I open MKVCleaver - it's too clunky for the former use.
Just use whichever one you prefer mayn.

>>105571429
You have much bigger problems to worry about if it isn't. Yes, the master file table is...the MASTER table of all the files on your disk. WizTree will populate on a 20+ TB drive in a second or two on a complete dinosaur of a computer. WinDirStat...won't. If you're only using it on tiny SSDs you won't notice.

>>105571470
You're the best, bro. Ty!

Can I change my shared memory without changing the dedicated memory? It splits it up like a retard, and the most I can get is 64+32 instead of something useful like 0+96.

Where do you all get your audiobooks? /lit/ doesn't appear to have a resource.

>>105569191
where do I get them, though? how do I know if one supports charging?

Is there an online video player + storage where I could upload movies and watch them on a different device? I don't want something like plex or whatever, I need actual cloud storage + player for 4k movies
>>105571781
Myanonamouse is really good but the downside is having to do an interview (very easy desu)

>>105572164
I remember there was something, but kinda had to have your own server, like, download it, host it and run it yourself, then you access it from everywhere

>>105572164
and btw xir wants the hand held to stick it up xir asshole and make it vibrate, truth be told

>>105572164
>I don't want something like plex or whatever
>I need actual cloud storage + player
Isn't that plex or whatever

>>105571490
yw? I didn't do much for you, hardly the best. Only reason I don't just call mkvextract directly is I couldn't be arsed to learn its syntax.

>>105571745
Huh? What is this thing in? It's an APU with unified memory, it doesn't have any actual VRAM of its own, the CPU and GPU share. I don't even know if "dedicated" GPU memory is actually exclusively allocated to it or if it still shows up on the "Memory" tab. With older integrated graphics (way older) without UMA, if you set your IGP to e.g. 1GB in the BIOS, it DID make 1GB of RAM vanish from what you saw under "System".
"Shared" is it normally (with a dGPU) just using more of the rest of your RAM as if it were a pagefile. Or at least it's supposed to be. No idea if there's any distinction in how quickly it'd access one or the other since they're both referring to what is physically the same big ass pool of memory.
Picrel is my dog of an RX 5700. It's got 8 GB of RAM. The "shared GPU memory" is bullshit, drawing from my 32 GB of system memory. I still see the full 32 GB under "Memory" in Windows. Games will never try to use more than the actual 8 GB of VRAM. If I try to access >8 GB with e.g. DirectML, my computer will BSOD.
You check the BIOS?
>0+96
You are not going to be able to allocate 96 dedicated and 0 shared.

>>105571892
Did you look at the pretty pictures of the compliance logos?
>how do I know if one supports charging?
ANY USB cable will supply 5V500mA to anything, bare minimum. That'll charge an old iPod just fine. Oppo phones used special USB-A to C cables to do weird shit with their special chargers, something like 5V5A. A laptop won't even recognize itself as charging off one though, won't pull more than 5V500ma.

What are you trying to charge? Full stop. Exact device(s).
The highest power draw I have to worry about with any of my devices is 15V2.6A on my Switch (39W) followed closely by a stinky old tablet that accepts 12V3A max (36W). So -- 60W -- cables are perfect for me, hence having mostly 5Gbps / 60W cables, and a few 10Gbps / 60W that just "appeared". If you want to charge le ebin gayming laptop, you might need a 100W cable. I cannot read your mind.

>where do I get them
Wherever you want? Amazon. Monoprice. Overpay by an order of magnitude at Best Buy. The pharmacy. Fucking Wawa. Wal-Mart's "onn" cables actually display USB-IF logos, dirt cheap. And their older "blackweb" cables did too, got a bunch on clearance when they discontinued the name, STILL give them to family or use them on-site lol.
You just have to make sure you buy the right one. The pictures weren't enough for you, so tell me what you're charging.

>>105572164
A different device with an up to date browser you can use? Just throw them on Google Drive (presents you with a YouTube-esque player) or OneDrive (looks kind of like W10 "Movies and TV"). MEGA has a built-in video player. Fucking pixeldrain has a built-in video player. Plenty of cloud storage sites have a built-in HTML5/javaslop video player.
Or some kind of walled garden slop like a "smart" TV? Pay for a seedbox and...set Plex up on it. Tada.
>>105572344
Plex doesn't put your files in the cloud thoughbeit, biggest "feature" for normies is how it holds your hand for reverse proxy-ing into your CGNAT.

>>105572516
>It's an APU with unified memory, it doesn't have any actual VRAM of its own, the CPU and GPU share. I don't even know if "dedicated" GPU memory is actually exclusively allocated to it or if it still shows up on the "Memory" tab.
You can allocate dedicated memory in the BIOS, which it takes from CPU-accessible system memory. The performance is the exact same, it's just dedicated to the GPU. I can dedicate 96 to the GPU, but then my system only gets 32 GB. I'd rather have 128 GB total with 96 GB shared so I don't need to restart the fucker every time I want to access more than 32 GB with the CPU.
Dedicated+shared sucks because software is too stupid to be able to split data across them, trying to shove data into a single 96 GB instead of 64+32.

>>105572623
>did you look at the pictures
yes, and every Amazon listing has them. how do I know who is a Chinese reseller and who is legit? I don't know what a "good" cable manufacturer is.
I understand the difference between a 5gbs/60w cable and a 40gbs/240w one, my question was who is a reputable seller so I don't buy some trash that burns out or frays in a week.

>>105572516
Here it is with 96 GB GPU memory (only 32 GB available for the CPU, even if I'm not using GPU memory).

Stop watching videos with bombastic clickbait titles.

>>105572722
>how do I know who is a Chinese reseller and who is legit?
They're either sold by Amazon or an official brand store. You can pretty well guess which is an official brand store is by looking at their seller profile and review count. Contact the mfg directly if you're unsure.
>I don't know what a "good" cable manufacturer is
ugreen, Anker, Baseus, Iniu, Monoprice. Walmart and Ikea house brand cables are usually very good.

I just tried installing Linux for dualboot alongside Windows, most stuff works well now on the former after setting them up but... is it normal for the latter to get all funky? There are some funny graphical glitches like the screen going black for a second or two when I do random stuff and sometimes it refuses to open up applications for no reason.

>>105572942
that's the FOSS experience.

>>105572942
nvidia?

>>105573013
>Windows
>FOSS

>>105572687
>You can allocate dedicated memory in the BIOS, which it takes from CPU-accessible system memory. The performance is the exact same, it's just dedicated to the GPU. I can dedicate 96 to the GPU, but then my system only gets 32 GB.
OK, good to know that it basically works the same way as an IGP from 20 years ago.
>I'd rather have 128 GB total with 96 GB shared so I don't need to restart the fucker every time I want to access more than 32 GB with the CPU.
>It splits it up like a retard, and the most I can get is 64+32 instead of something useful like 0+96.
ALMOST sure that you can't directly set the amt for "shared" - it's calculated. You aren't going to be able to set the dedicated to 0 either. The only time shared's ever been useful for me is when Electronslop tries to use VRAM while I'm already it all. Keeps the machine from crashing.
>Dedicated+shared sucks because software is too stupid to be able to split data across them, trying to shove data into a single 96 GB instead of 64+32.
P sure most software CAN'T split data across them, again, that's why my system instantly BSODs if DirectML/Torch try to access more than 8GB. Different programs can choose to use one or the other. It IS all the same physical memory, but it's probably addressed differently. You aren't going to be able to use more than 128GB TOTAL, it's not magic.

>>105572722
Oh. Now I'm sure Windows will try to
1. Use double "dedicated GPU memory" as "shared GPU memory"
2. If 1 fails, allocate no more than 1/2 of system memory as "shared GPU memory"
I've got 32GB RAM and 8 GB VRAM, 1 and 2 are equal. When you set dedicated to 32, you had 96 left. Half is 48. That's the most Windows will set as shared.

It SOUNDS like you're trying to load a massive AI model. Why the hell are you using Windows + AMD for AI? I hate Linux, but FFS, use Linux. Or just split it 64/64.

TL;DR Shared video memory is not as useful as you think it is, and I guess AMD's UMA isn't really all that unified after all.

>>105572687
>You can allocate dedicated memory in the BIOS, which it takes from CPU-accessible system memory. The performance is the exact same, it's just dedicated to the GPU. I can dedicate 96 to the GPU, but then my system only gets 32 GB.
OK, good to know that it basically works the same way as an IGP from 20 years ago.
>I'd rather have 128 GB total with 96 GB shared so I don't need to restart the fucker every time I want to access more than 32 GB with the CPU.
>It splits it up like a retard, and the most I can get is 64+32 instead of something useful like 0+96.
ALMOST sure that you can't directly set the amt for "shared" - it's calculated. You aren't going to be able to set the dedicated to 0 either. The only time shared's ever been useful for me is when Electronslop tries to use VRAM while I'm already it all. Keeps the machine from crashing.
>Dedicated+shared sucks because software is too stupid to be able to split data across them, trying to shove data into a single 96 GB instead of 64+32.
P sure most software CAN'T split data across them, again, that's why my system instantly BSODs if DirectML/Torch try to access more than 8GB. Different programs can choose to use one or the other. It IS all the same physical memory, but it's probably addressed differently. You aren't going to be able to use more than 128GB TOTAL, it's not magic.

>>105572742
Oh. Now I'm sure Windows will try to
1. Use double "dedicated GPU memory" as "shared GPU memory"
2. If 1 fails, allocate no more than 1/2 of system memory as "shared GPU memory"
I've got 32GB RAM and 8 GB VRAM, 1 and 2 are equal. When you set dedicated to 32, you had 96 left. Half is 48. That's the most Windows will set as shared.

It SOUNDS like you're trying to load a massive AI model. Why the hell are you using Windows + AMD for AI? I hate Linux, but FFS, use Linux. Or just split it 64/64.

TL;DR Shared video memory is not as useful as you think it is, and I guess AMD's UMA isn't really all that unified after all.

>>105573395
>Why the hell are you using Windows + AMD for AI? I hate Linux, but FFS, use Linux. Or just split it 64/64.
Yeah I need to get Linux working and see what options are available. I was using Windows since the Vulkan compute in the Windows Update driver just works. Last time I tried to get ROCm working (years ago) for an APU it used like 40 fucking gigabytes of disk space just to compile the fucker, and then my APU wasn't supported anyways. No idea what Vulkan support is like in Linux, but eventually I'll try to get it working.

>>105573453
Oh, yeah, I forgot about all that. It really only worked "right" for niggers with an RX6700 right?
t. tried to get it working on a Pro WX5100, an RX5700, and an RX580
>also wasted a billion gigabytes of space compiling AMD's shit
>it didn't work
Knowing AMD, they probably completely fucked it up and released an APU with UMA support and the ability to use 96GB of RAM and then...didn't add ROCm support in Linux without kludge (or at all).
Given the need for a fuck huge model, I'm going to assume either SDXL training (that is going to suck balls on regular system memory, UMA or not) or running an LLM.

Good luck.

>>105573419
>TL;DR Shared video memory is not as useful as you think it is
If I could get 96 GB of shared memory that programs knew how to use it would be extremely useful. I guess it will work since I can get my own programs to work with this specific machine, but if I can't get arbitrary programs to load 96 GB worth of compute buffers then it's wasted memory for the most part.

>>105573533
That was what I wasted too many characters on quoting you on without explaining fully.
No, you can't. If you saw 0 dedicated 96 shared for the GPU in task manager (impossible, play along) you would...still only have 32 GB left over for the CPU to use if you were using all 96 for the GPU. I get WHY you want shared higher, so you can use more system memory when you need it.
Windows being seemingly hard-coded to either use "2x amt of VRAM" and fall back to "no more than 1/2 of system RAM" means there's no math where this works out.
A 64/64 split is probably your best bet.
You'd need firmware that really just treated all the memory identically (definitely doesn't exist for your device) and an OS that did too (doesn't exist, at least not one that you can use). Microsoft didn't bother with actual "unified" memory on the Xbox Series even though they COULD have. 10 GB for the GPU, 6 for the CPU. AFAIK Sony actually did with the PS5.
>but if I can't get arbitrary programs to load 96 GB worth of compute buffers then it's wasted memory for the most part.
Reboot and set it to 96/32 when you need it. I know that's probably not what you want to hear.

Bought a new graphics card, but don't have a water block yet. So I'm just going to test it for a bit. What's the best way to do so? Also, no need to ddu the drivers each time, right?

Ok, what now?

>>105573745
reseat the gpu?
switch output port?

>>105574212
tried both

>>105547354 (OP)
I'm searching for the font used on Twitter - called Chirp.

There's a broken download from GitHub. Is there some open repository with free Premium fonts somewhere?

>>105573745
that looks a lot like memory corruption
did you go and clean or repaste your gpu recently?

>>105574586
no

>>105574586
Agree.
>>105574427
If the same monitor and cable don't look like that fed from a different source, your GPU dying nigga.

>>105574638
if you're able, test your gpu in another pc just for a quick sanity check, just see if it still artifacts like mad

>>105574559
https://files.catbox.moe/dw1vzi.woff2

>wan to modem
>model to router
>router to 1gbe switches with computerss with 1gbe ports but one has 2.5gbe
can I add a 2.5gbe PCI-E ethernet adapter to one PC and ethernet from PC to PC over the second interface while still having connections to the LAN through the other ports just for faster access to a NAS? and still have the NAS also serve the other 1gbe computers connected to the switch?
and also have the 2.5gbe pc plugged into the 2.5gbe NAS have its 2.5gbe cable removed then connect to the NAS over the 1gbe cable instead?

Just bought a basic little Ugreen USB-C dock. Model number CM818.
https://uk.ugreen.com/collections/hubs-1/products/45363
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0D1XLNWP2

It seems to function, at least for basic stuff (wireless mouse & keyboard, playing video file off a USB stick, game controller). But every time I insert it or start the computer with it in, it's giving the error message in Windows notifications
>the last usb device you inserted was not recognised, port reset failed
with an ominous yellow and black little icon
And then when I go into Device management sure enough there's a little yellow warning sign thingy and picrel is what it shows on inspection.

I've tried
>disabling selective USB suspend in power options - no effect
>uninstalling it in Device Manager and then restarting - no effect, multiple tries
>starting the computer up with no other peripherals attached, only the dock + a usb stick - no effect
>starting the computer up with no other peripherals attached, only the dock, and nothing else downstream from the dock, just the plain dock with nothing else attached - no effect
>windows update, drivers - nothing available
>bios options - nothing relevant in there
>making sure fast startup is disabled - it already was, no effect

I really don't want that error message to pop up every time the computer is switched on. Any suggestions, or should I just return it?

>>105575530
don't turn off the PC

>>105575530
Do you have the most recent bios update?

was blocked by someone on soulseek for "not sharing enough files". i'm annoyed because i've been using it for awhile now and i'm already sharing almost 40k songs, and they didn't even give an actual floor for how many is acceptable, but what i'm more confused about is why would anyone do this? is there something i'm missing about p2p downloading? if it's to stop people from constantly downloading their music, i don't get why they wouldn't just be private and leave their files off the table in the first place.

>>105569338
Change the link from youtube/shorts/xxxxxx to youtube/watch?v=xxxxxx

>>105575619
:|
>>105575733
Yeah, updated it recently to the latest. It's an old laptop, it almost certainly won't get any more attention from HP.

Interestingly, I just tested it on a different computer. Also on Windows 11, on the same version. But a much more recent laptop. And with an AMD CPU (instead of Intel like this one). And absolutely no problems there. What conclusions can I draw from this?

>>105575984
BIOS/Chipset driver
try live linux

what compiler is everyone using for Java?

Whats the equivalent of making an ISO of a SSD/HDD/SD/USB?
A read only image I can easily mount on linux without wasting all the space on unused space that dd or the Gnome Disk Utility includes in their .img

>>105576659
Use case?
just seriously boot it from external drive and disable disk writing.

>>105576678
I want a read only backup of various old drives, you know just like i'd have an .iso of optical discs.

>>105576659
Ignore the guy who posted >>105576678 he doesn't get it.
>>105576703
Disk imaging and/or virtual HDDs. The format for virtual HDDs will usually be .VHD or .VHDX.

>>105576785
Just want something that doesn't include al the unused space too and can be easily mounted in linux, like an .iso or .img, the way I currently make .imgs is not suitable for drives with lots of free space.
Good example actually, on Windows I used to use Acronis and I could double click the .tib and browse the files from there, I want an open version of that on linux, there has to be something.
I know Windows can natively mount .vhd but I don't think Linux can.

>>105576061
javac

>>105576061
OpenJDK

how do i make replies turn back to normal in 4chanx

>>105577180
In the 4chanX[T] header dropdown there's a checkbox for threading

>>105577199
thanks

>>105547354 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IyMo8sz5qU

>>105547354 (OP)
is there a web scraping tool for storefronts like e bay or aliexpress to search for groups of goods available from one seller to cut on shipping cost?
e.g. I want to buy a stick of ram and a pc fan.
It searches for a stick of ram and for each search hit it goes to "show more goods from seller" and searches for a pc fan. And then filters out where there's no hits for the fan.

>>105576659
Maybe use DD, and pipe (|) it into gzip/xz/7z?
ie dd [commands] |7z [commands]
Input file should be implied for the pipe, large block size is more important than dictionary

>>105577485
Can i mount it directly still if i modify the image?

>>105576659
fstrim the filesystem for starters
then dd using the "sparse" argument
>>105575737
People can block other peers as they wish.
>>105575220
Didn't get it. Does the NAS have one or two Ethernet interfaces?
But anyway: you can have as many Ethernet interfaces as you like and use those 2.5Gbit interfaces as a separate network.

>>105575737
>why would anyone do this?
>is there something i'm missing about p2p downloading?
Mental illness. I don't use soulseek but I have used multiple private trackers over the years and, without any hyperbole, these people are genuinely the most retarded, insane, and self important community in the entirety of the internet. Call him a nigger and move on.

>>105569338
What >>105575941 said
There are plug-in/extensions that will automatically detect the URL and change it for you:
>Chrome
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/youtube-shorts-block/jiaopdjbehhjgokpphdfgmapkobbnmjp

>Firefox
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/youtube-shorts-block/

What's the point of multiple separate cameras on phones when they're all dogshit?

Is there a website that allows me to compare specs on used computers? A site that lets me put my computer up against something else I find on like Facebook Marketplace or something where it tells me, "Oh yeah this one sucks and yours is actually better," or, "Meh, you're not really upgrading," or, "Oh man that's a great deal you should buy that one," or, "holy shit that person has no idea what they have."

>>105548886
You fucking dipshit retard. FUCK you and your phonejeet-only link
https://www.face BERG com/watch/?v=1138192311446970

>>105576847
You could shrink the volume before imaging it, other than that I don't know.
You're probably better off committing to specific software that can handle the job. Like converting them to disks for virtual machines that you can run on linux.

IMO the goal should be migration from a mess of old drives to a consolidated (and backed up!) set of files mountable/accessible all stored in one location and worrying about some wasted free space seems low priority to me.

There seems to be something correlated with using Linux and my Win 10 bootloaders fucking up.
>used to dual boot Mint and Win10
>accessed both through Grub
>that win 10 account was connected to microsoft
>got new hd
>put win 10 on it
>log on to mint on old hd
>thought I did something to fuck up other hd, can't load win 10 again
>months later
>win 10 on 2nd hd, not connected to ms account
>get a usb with mint and usb with arch
>use mint from usb, live
>shut down
>win 10 boot always results in "operating system not found"
Am I doing something to make this happen? Startup repair from usb media can't fix it. Files are all still there, partitions LOOK fine.

>>105578707
passmark cpubenchmark

What does a company mean when they say they are gonna "democratize" something? I realize it's a buzzword, but I can't even tell what they are trying to imply. Democratize data? Am I voting on data?

>>105579092
Democracy means "something that is controlled by the people", it has nothing to do with voting. I interpret that as you having control over your own data, whatever that would entail.

>>105578667
To effect adaptive optics. 3 shitty pictures of the same point can be used to compute a slightly less shit representation without adding depth to the camera body for a single large sensor.

Someone gave me an Optiplex 3040 with an i3-6100 in it. What do I do with it? Is there something I can make it do that will take some load off my main desktop or something?

>>105547354 (OP)
will youtube ever work with adblockers again? I have to reload start and stop the video for it to start? It's the first time I acutally feel the war on adblockers

>>105579838
Works on my machine.

good vps for hosting an imageboard? is there one?
i worry people are going to post loli porn on it like they're used to posting on 4chan and someone will report it to the host and get me kicked off
does cloudflare prevent that since visitors won't be able to know know who hosts it?

I think my IP god flagged by Google as bot without any fucking reason and now I have to solve shitty captchas all the time. Can this by fixed or am I fucked?

I always wondered. Should Cloudflare remember me and that I clicked their faggy check-mark that I'm a human? Cause when I refresh the site I have to do it again. And when I go to any other site I have to do it yet again. Is it how it works?

>>105573453
it works for me, though i've only tried in on my configuration
to be fair, i did begin looking into it with an RX580, which didn't look too hopeful, so i picked up a second hand rx6600 for cheap and it that works just fine
the libraries weren't anything close to 40G, but that could be because i'm using gentoo so only built it with support for my own gpu

>>105576659
and "iso" is a raw image, the only reason they're only as big as the data they contain is because of how cd's work, basically with a cd data track to pack everything into an iso the size of the data, and burn that
in hdd/ssd/usb/sd terms, it like making a filesystem/partition just big enough for what you want to store on it. if you dump that it too will be only as big as the data for the same reason
there are formats you can use to store a raw disk image without storing the unused space, the most obvious choice being a virtual machine disc image format, such as qemu's .qcow2. qemu includes tools to create and mount such images
as another mentioned, you will want to trim or otherwise zero out unused space beforehand though, otherwise you may end up backing up slack space (the technical term for space within a filesystem which isn't being used by the filesystem, which typically contains deleted file data)

>>105580605
get one in the Russian Federation, pay with crypto
Don't let your guard down though - you might think russians are le enemies nowadays but their law enforcement still WILL often cooperate with western LE agencies if asked

>>105580820
i really butchered that grammar, i should proofread when drinking
>basically with a cd data track you* pack everything into an iso the size of the data, and burn that
i'll fix this since it doesn't make sense as it was

also should mention that an .iso (a proper .iso, not a raw multi-track image named .iso) is actually just a filesystem track on its' own, which is more correctly equivalent to an image of a /partition/, not an entire disc
you may not even need to make a raw image at all. if it's a single partition and you only care about the files in it rather than the exact structure of everything else, you could use something like squashfs (linux filesystems) or wim (ntfs, via wimlib). they're archive formats, so they don't preserve the original filesystem, but they record all the relevant metadata to restore files exactly how they were, and they support deduplication and compression. they also ignore slack space as they work at the file level, not block level

>>105580863
>more correctly equivalent to an image of a /partition/, not an entire disc
well even more correctly an image of a filesystem, but unless you fucked something up, they should be the same thing

What exactly is happening inside my computer when a program encounters a bug and crashes?

>>105580947
it depends on the bug. typically though if a program crashes from it it means the bug caused the program to do something it wasn't mean to and the OS killed it, such as accessing memory it wasn't allowed to (pretty common, known as a segmentation fault), or just going into a state unanticipated by the developer, so the program goes "off the rails". naturally there's no telling what can result from such a situation, chances are it's going to do something your os doesn't appreciate.
modern operating systems are designed to handle such errant programs, deliberate or not

>>105580962
>program to do something it wasn't meant* to
though "allowed" is a better choice
>deliberate or not
to explain a little more, a bug is by definition unintentional. if it was intentional, that's called an exploit. where programs are intentionally made to take advantage essentially of bugs in other software, including os's

>>105580947
>>105580962
it's also worth noting that most bugs you encounter aren't actually related to the hardware, though bugs in hardware are also a thing. nothing is perfect
basically this means that if you run into a bug, it doesn't necessarily mean there's something wrong with your hardware. by their nature it may no be obvious what the cause is

>>105579476
play oldish games on it

>>105579035
Virtual drives are fine if they can be mounted direct, without having to use them in a virtual machine. Windows can mount vhd but idk about linux

>>105580863
I care about having all the metadata, not neccesairly the filesystem, its just that going between NTFS and ext4 for example loses some metadata, like I wanna make a new backup of some old HDDs, I already have the files copied over from years ago to my new PC but all the dates are off and thats really annoying and now I know better to care about that kind of stuff, since im not gonna modify it img seemed like a great solution.
I guess I'm open to other options as well like standard archives as long as they keep all the metadata even that is exclusive to NTFS.

>>105581223
yea, wim is good for that. to give you an idea, windows comes shipped with windows packed into a .wim on the installation dvd. that's how complete it is, it's literally the microsoft standard archive format for ntfs sources

Help, I'm under attack!

Just woke up to find no less than 176 spam emails in my gmail account. This is my secure account that all my password resets would go to.

Am I being fucked with? What should I do?

>>105581335
>he doesn't know the subdomain email hack

>>105581347
Please explain.

>>105581223
>>105581303
oh and also, more specific to linux, i use wimlib (foss .wim format tools for linux and other os's) to make backups of and restore full windows installations. the only notable thing it doesn't support is encrypted ntfs volumes/files

Is userbenchmark the best way to test your pc these days or is there another better way?
According to userbenchmark mym GPU is the thing letting me down so im wondering what to upgrade it to.

>>105581223
>>105581359
shit forgot to mention you can mount .wim's. both in windows and in linux (using wimlib), even read-write. windows has a built-in tools for handling .wim's, being their own distribution format

recently chrome has been crashing from "lack of memory", even though task manager says i'm using only 12gb out of 32 with a shit ton of tabs open. Any ideas why its fucking me over? the only way for me to fix it is with a full pc restart

>>105581401
Memory leak man.

>>105581447
like you think chrome itself is causing the leak? or is there a way/an app that tells me what is

>>105581655
Disable all addons or extentions.
See if anything happens.
Use the chrome repair tool
See if anything happens
Use a different browser


Also watching your usage through task manager will be a good indicator.

>>105581655
>>105581705
I should mention i use brave now that chrome is fucking with a LOT of extension settings and switched to brave.
Cleaner and never had a problem since. Its like chrome but good

>>105581401
>shit ton of tabs
Enabled the "Commit" tab in the Task Manager details pane, or look at the "Commit Charge" on the Memory page.
You're running out of virtual memory. Chrome allocates like 2-3x as much RAM as it's actually using as commit. Go get OneTab or Session Buddy.

Are there any video editors on linux that have a built in self loop extension feature like sony vegas
I tried vegas 14 on linux but couldn't get a crack patch to work

Use case for NoScript if you already have uBlock Origin?

I grabbed the torrent of the yuki.la dump from /t/, and have extracted one of the .tar files inside. After opening with 7zip I can happily open any thread .html inside it, but there's a catch - every thread is named after the post number (obviously, in hindsight) and I can't see what each is without opening them.
How the hell do I search through their contents without extracting everything first?

Are there any players or softsub codecs that can properly render something like picrel?
I haven't tried a lot but feels like most I've looked at either don't handle it at all or just look like shit.

Has anyone here completed a personal coding project that actually gives you some use? I want a new project but all of the common suggestions such as "call a weather API" when finished wouldn't give me any benefit over just using Google or any built-in app. I wanna make something but ideally it needs to have SOME beneficial use to keep me motivated. Looking for inspriation.

>>105582145
Become a data hoarder and write your own scripts to autistically rename all the garbage you download into a new consistent schema.
Include nightly backups to a 99.9% uptime NAS.

>>105575737
look at it from the seed's perspective:
some random user with no files pops up and queues your entire collection, hogging your bandwidth and upload slot for hours or even days. meanwhile legit users who share have to wait for him to finish
usually i just kick these users out of the queue but sometimes they're very persistent and get a ban
>40k songs
>"not sharing enough files"
but there are also retards like that

>>105582145
Last thing I made that I actually use is a filename randomiser. Point it at a directory, give it a filetype and it'll copy them over while swapping the names around.
I made it because an old Source game texture randomiser wasn't updated past a certain point and stopped working, and I still wanted to spice up playthroughs.

with 4chan-xt you can use alt+<up/down> to navigate between posts replying to you, but is there any way to navigate to your own posts, on boards without IDs?

Is spotify X working yet? I dont use streaming but my friends make music so I wanna hear their stuff without ads.

>>105582097
wtf is this fake haruhi shit

>>105582305
it's from Disappearance of Nagatoro Yuki-chan

>>105581335
pls help

>>105582329
i didn't know they made anything newer than that chibi one

>>105581335
>>105582449
https://cyberint.com/blog/research/subdomain-hijacking-the-domains-silent-danger/
your mail should be fine, there was no data breach. just don't click on anything in those mails

>>105582631
How do I make it stop?

>>105580605
OVH and Scaleway. Loli is fine, CP is not but cloudflare has CSAM scanning that will take down anything before somebody can report it, then you have 48 hours to deal with it.

>>105582067
...you could do something giga dumb like opening the entire folder in VSCode as a "project"
Or just use Notepad++ to "search in directory" and filter by *.html?
Have [VoidTools] Everything index their content.

Off the top of my head.

>>105582097
libass, contrary to what the name implies, is not the "reference" library for decoding ASS subtitles. It's not even fucking close.It's just freetard naming convention. And it has "edgecase" (they aren't - libass is usually out of spec) rendering bugs that never existed in old DirectShow ASS filters. Most if not all freetard shit is going to use libass. VLC, MPV, anything built with or involving ffmpeg, long list.
MPC-HC + XySubFilter, no substitutes.

>>105581387
userbenchmark is ran by a bona fide schizo, ask on /pcbg/ or look individual passmark benchmarks.

looking for an android emulator for windows that isnt gay and full of spammy shit

>>105582631
It's still happening what do I do?

When people use vim (or another keyboard based text editor) why do they not just search to move the cursor? I don't get it.
>let me read the line number the text is on
>let me type [number]gg to get there
>let me see what infrequently used char is close to where I want to edit
>let me type f[char]
>I didn't get there because I hit another instance of [char], let me type ; until I get there
>oops! overshot it! let me type , to move back
>now let me use the dandy hjkl keys to move exaaactly where I want to be!
>and wham! faster than a mouse!
Like, what? Why not just type the word you want to go to and hit control N or whatever to move through your selections? I literally don't understand. How is that "bad practice"?

>>105584120
you can't really prevent someone from sending you an email. just filter it

>>105584422
They're going to make me close down my address aren't they? I can't even think of all the things I have linked to this account.

>>105584422
hmm...there must be a way to filter everything out and only allow people i know to have my email.

anyone know of a way to archive specific threads locally?
i've been trying to download a thread and its contents as-is, in a way that I can reopen the html and read the thread as it was, and browse its pics and videos
wget doesn't grab the files from the cdn, or if I do it separately, then the files aren't linked to the posts they were from
are there any tools that can do this?

>>105584422
Well I figured out how to block everything. Now I have to spend some time making a white list.

>>105584438
>>105584464
>>105584787
doesn't gmail have an option to report phishing and spam? the server could do the filtering for you

>>105584774
There're tools for archiving webpages and websites such as archivebox. Simpler ones too if you look around

>>105584832
It has pretty good built in tools. Not sure if there's something I need to activate or something.

These are coming from all over the world it would be pretty hard to put everyone on the list of spammers with gmail when every email is a unique user.

>>105584857
idk, anon, check this
https://www.wikihow.com/Stop-Spam-Email-in-Gmail
or google it. gmail should have some anti-mailbombing features

>>105584774
Maybe SingleFile might work?
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/single-file/

i will be living in a place where the wifi signal suddenly turns to shit for like a minute then goes back ok, i will be in this place for the next 17 days so its gonna drive me insane
what options do i have apart from buying an extensor or something like that

>>105585120
no, that just saves the html
i've tried it already

>>105578667
All those cameras take multiple pics and then the software mixes all of that into a single photo. idk about the science behind this but if you want more 'realistic' pictures, use a real camera instead. There's a lot of software going on.
>>105579043
>boot question
>no mention on boot mode
Again lmao
UEFI or legacy BIOS?
>>105580947
The OS made it crash so it wouldn't wreak havoc.
>>105585133
Use the 5GHz band for Wi-Fi, I bet it's specifically the 2.4GHz getting spammed for whatever reasons. There's tons of cheap junk using it.

>>105585375
>UEFI or legacy BIOS?
I'm 99% certain it's all UEFI
I've tried running CSM with UEFI and legacy, neither seem to work.
I also noticed after running the live linux the Realtek boot device I constantly ignore had changed names, and that's gotten me worried if it's related.