old >>105587277

>>105617198
>>105618979
Switch to Mullvad Browser instead (a fork of Firefox developed together with the Tor project). You don't need to use Mullvad VPN.
Firefox is spyware now because Mozilla has rebranded as an activist group 6 months ago and removed their promise to never sell your user data.

https://archive.is/5Pe2u
Archive of https://github.com/mozilla/bedrock/commit/d459addab846d8144b61939b7f4310eb80c5470e
>Does Firefox sell your personal data?
>Nope. Never have, never will. And we protect you from many of the advertisers who do. Firefox products are designed to protect your privacy. That’s a promise.

They didn't just say that they never will sell your data, but explicitly wrote out that it was a promise. Now gone.
Do not use vanilla Firefox, some Linux distros have already moved away from bundling Firefox with the OS.
Mozilla has changed so much in the last 6 month that most people haven't realized yet. I only found out last week.

Here's what Mozilla is all about now, https://archive.ph/OtZxF
>Co-Creating a Feminist AI Alliance for Climate Justice
>This session invites participants to co-create a feminist AI alliance for climate justice, focusing on Zambia as a regional hub. We will explore how AI technologies can be utilised to help foster ecological resilience while considering power imbalances and historical injustices. Using feminist, decolonial, and regenerative approaches, we aim to envision what such an alliance could look like that supports community-rooted AI technology, centring marginalized communities, particularly women, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and Indigenous groups disproportionately affected by climate change.
Even if you think this is exactly what the people behind Firefox should be doing it doesn't change the fact that they edited away their promise.
Mozilla is about to lose 80% of their funding so they are panicking. The court will forbid Google from paying Mozilla to put Google as the default search engine in Firefox.

What's the best file system for an external hard drive? I'd like to encrypt it but I don't know if I'd be able to unencrypt it on any arbitrary computer if I needed to.

>bloggers wants me to access a google account to verify my age and to read blogs
How do I solve this as a European?

how to a whole RAM in my system?

How does one design a horizontally scalable chat app? I honestly can't quite figure it out. FIrst of all, if users were to connect through WebSocket, a mapping of user IDs to WebSocket node ID is needed. I assume one can use Redis with the "Redlock" distributed locks algorithm for that. But can Redis really handle millions of keys? Seems unlikely. Next, we probably want to have group chats too, I'm really not sure what to do here either.

Is there a way to organize the thread watcher so I don't have a long list of coomer threads mixed in with more serious shit?

i can't unpin this
i accidentally pinned it and now when i press unpin from quick access it doesn't do anything
it just stays pinned
windows 10 iot ltsc btw

>>105620399
Spose you could delete or rename the file where they're stored and repin the ones you want. https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/175936-how-reset-clear-quick-access-pinned-folders-windows-10-a.html

>>105619303
For Microsoft Windows support you don't really have any other options than NTFS.
>>105620303
What?

>>105620308

>can Redis handle millions of keys

That's exactly what Redis and other similar cache systems are built for. Tons of small data you need on demand.

Bought myself an eset license, but have some questions before installing it
Why does it want all of my personal information before letting me use the activation key?
I pirate a lot, movies, but also controversial political texts, while at the same time using 4chan and its archives in careless ways (malicious links and the like); could the antivirus, with my personal information at hand, cause me some troube because of that?

>>105621292
Don't be retarded, just put whatever in it.

>>105621034
Ok, so we store user ID to WS node ID mappings in Redis with a 30 second TTL, renew the key for each connected user every 15 seconds and use some kind of RPC system for node to node communication. Would it really work with a million users? Additionally, what's the story with group chats? Just store group chat ID to WS node IDs in Redis too?

>>105620313
I made a dropdown in css a while ago for my /y/ threads:
PART 1

/*overcomplicated method of adding a hover """dropdown""" for /y/ threads in the threadwatcher*/
/*to make this more generic and less repetitious I could use some css variables*/
#watched-threads {
/*highlight the background gradient when one thread has a reply*/
&:has(> [data-full-i-d^="y."].replies-quoting-you) > [data-full-i-d^="y."] {
/*--override-reply-color: rgb(110, 200, 60);*/
--chan-reply-color: var(--override-reply-color, var( --xt-watcher-quoting-you, #F00)); /*use 4chanXTs color if available*/
--threadwatcher-replied-dropdown-transparency: 0.4;
background: linear-gradient(to right, rgb(0,0,0,0) 40%, rgb(from var(--chan-reply-color) r g b / var(--threadwatcher-replied-dropdown-transparency)) );
}

& > [data-full-i-d^="y."] {
--chan-background-color: rgb(120, 120, 220);
--threadwatcher-dropdown-transparency: 0.2;
background: linear-gradient(to right, rgb(0,0,0,0) 40%, rgb(from var(--chan-background-color) r g b / var(--threadwatcher-dropdown-transparency)));
overflow: hidden;
transition: max-height 0.3s;
max-height: 1lh;

&:first-child, [data-full-i-d]:not([data-full-i-d^="y."]) + & {
&::after {
position: absolute;
content: "▲";
right: 0;
color: #85a2d1;
}

/*so the thread text doesn't touch the arrow on the right*/
&> .watcher-link {
margin-right: 1em;
}
}
}

/*possible perf boost for the transition by containing the threadwatcher listings? lmao*/
&> [data-full-i-d] {
contain:content;
}
}

>>105621362
PART 2

/*if not in a /y/ thread and not hovering over a /y/ threadwatcher link then "close" the submenu*/
body:not(.board_y) #watched-threads:not(:has(> [data-full-i-d^="y."]:hover)) {
/*get threadwatcher link if it's on the /y/ board*/
& > [data-full-i-d^="y."] {
/*the first /y/ thread*/
&:first-child, [data-full-i-d]:not([data-full-i-d^="y."]) + & {
&::after {
position: absolute;
content: "▼";
right:0;
color: #85a2d1;
}
}
/*all the other /y/ threads*/
[data-full-i-d^="y."] + & {
max-height: 0;
}
}
}

/*fix for the right background gradient of dead threads since the opacity interferred with it - give the opacity to the kids instead*/
.dead-thread, .disabled:not(.replies-quoting-you) {
opacity: unset !important;

&> .fa, &> .watcher-link {
opacity: .45;
}
}

>>105621362
>>105621369
Since CSS doesn't support templates or macros or whatever, you will have to go through it and change the "y." parts to the letters of the board you want the dropdown for. Multiple times if you want multiple dropdowns lel

>>105621373
Also change the board_y to the right letter too :P (assuming you want the dropdown to be kept open when on that board)

>>105621369
the horror when you hover over that row

anyone knows which EU companies do projects with EU defense companies? How can I find out? Will ask my fren grok
tldr - will be leaving current job by EOY (or whenever I find something tempting) and was thinking about the defense sector, altho not sure I want to work directly for a company in it. Had an ex-colleague at Rheinmetall and he was miserable and quit

>>105621362
>>105621369
It shows the triangle on the right and colors the threads from the board, but I can't get it to collapse.
This is the section about hovering in the threadwater, I edited y to gif. Can you see something wrong?

/*if not in a /gif/ thread and not hovering over a /gif/ threadwatcher link then "close" the submenu*/
body:not(.board_gif) #watched-threads:not(:has(> [data-full-i-d^="gif."]:hover)) {
/*get threadwatcher link if it's on the /gif/ board*/
& > [data-full-i-d^="gif."] {
/*the first /gif/ thread*/
&:first-child, [data-full-i-d]:not([data-full-i-d^="gif."]) + & {
&::after {
position: absolute;
content: "▼";
right:0;
color: #85a2d1;
}
}
/*all the other threads*/
[data-full-i-d^="gif."] + & {
max-height: 0;
}
}
}

>>105622022
Don't you need citizenship to the particular country where the company is located? I doubt you can get clearance to all EU companies even if you're part of the EU.

>>105622035
If you're on the board, it won't close, you can remove the "body:not(.board.gif)" to disable that. Also, are you running a recent browser version that supports :has?

>>105622055
fair enough, no idea
if they are generic software/services company should be just up to a work clearance
think I found one in my city tho, Grok is actually not bad

>>105622096
>If you're on the board, it won't close
I'm not on the board

>>105622096
>are you running a recent browser version that supports :has?
I'm on the latest Firefox beta version

>>105622096
>>105622130
Okay tried copying your code 100% without changing anything and now it collapses, and so far only on /gif/ not /fit/ or /tv/

>>105622170
Found a bug. If I add a thread under the collapsed threads, it looks like this.

>>105622186
...works fine for me. Are you copy pasting for each dropdown? You're probably not replacing all of the "y."s?

>>105622186
>>105622257
Looks like the overflow is not being respected? I put that overflow:hidden there to hide that stuff ( the contain: content should also do that) - looks like you might've missed some of the code in the codeblock? they can scroll btw

>>105622321
Yeah looked through the code and somehow it missed something in the middle. After doing it again it works properly. Thanks for the code!

>>105622170
>>105622186
>>105622257
OK, here's the entire thing in one txt file: https://files.catbox.moe/h91kdy.txt

>>105622459
NP :) It's a bit unwieldy but nobody has bothered to make a "threadwatcher plus" userscript with submenus and whatnot yet

>>105622505
If you are interested, I asked Gemini for a few tweaks and it came up with gif related.
Makes it a bit easier on the eyes for me.

https://files.catbox.moe/z76y7k.txt
if you are interested ^

>>105622568
mhm, I thought of doing that but couldn't be bothered. However, that css doesn't work completely right as the first row is hidden.

Can someone recommend me a mouse? I have a G305 that I want to upgrade. All I really need is just those side navigation buttons.

What's the difference between an external DAC/amplifier and an external sound card? Do they serve the same purpose and it's a choice or should be used together?

Should I repaste if my GPU delta T between GPU and hotspot is 25C?

>>105622568
>>105622679
I made my own version of that without hiding the first row: https://files.catbox.moe/7doxgf.txt
I think I might prefer the version without the header though, since it looks kinda empty

>>105622879
>https://files.catbox.moe/7doxgf.txt
Thank you. Gemini and ChatGPT were being retards not understanding what I meant when I was trying to fix it.

>>105622945
I found adding some dashes after the title made it look less empty compared to the rest of the rows :PP

>>105622872
No, considering that hot spots on a lot of cards can go over 100C

>>105622872
You might want to repaste anyway to keep fan speeds down

>>105622822
Mostly, picking a USB DAC/amp gives you more knob and slider and connector options than sound cards and can put out more power. This is largely because it sits on your desk and isn't constrained by sitting in an expansion slot. You don't need a sound card if you have a USB DAC. This does NOT apply to old systems where sound cards were a requirement to have the computer process audio at all, but all that is pre USB anyway.

>>105622992
>>105622945
>>105622879
OK, final version with a raised opacity when there're unread threads so you don't have to constantly check the dropdown for new posts: https://files.catbox.moe/2gk8j5.txt

>Buy chinkshit camera
>Has timestamp on it
>Don't want that so open notepad file
>Add N to the end
>Doesn't do anything
>Add No to the end
>Doesn't do anything
>Add N to new line
>Doesn't do anything
>Add No to new line
>Doesn't do anything

How do I turn this shit off?

>>105623252
Is it in the root directory of the camera storage? Is the file called time.txt? Did you restart/reset the device after?

>>105623333
>Is it in the root directory of the camera storage?
I'm not sure exactly how to check that. I assume so though. If I delete it it creates a new one on the next recording.
>Is the file called time.txt?
It is.
>Did you restart/reset the device after?
There's no real way to do that. You can only turn it off and on as need be.

>>105623347
>There's no real way to do that. You can only turn it off and on as need be.
Damn, maybe hold all of the button(s)?

>>105623390
I'll try that.
Weird thing is that in the instructions it tells you to put Y at the end to turn on the timestamp...which is on by default. So you would imagine putting N would do the opposite, but instead it apparently does fuck all.
Thanks though.

>>105623166
You could animate the arrow/triangle to blink/fade-in-out when there's unread posts too :)

>>105623434
You could add ease-in-out to the animation of (max-height) to make it open/close smoother too - maybe not final version but whatevs :PPPPPP

>>105621311
so nothing to worry about in regards to the antivirus ratting me out for pirating?

There have been a lot of projects decompiling vidya ROMs and ISOs, just wondering if this is something that generative AI could be particularly good at automating?

Hello I am a tech retard so please do not be mean to me. I think my isp has blocked 4chan? I suddenly couldn't use the update function or receive a captcha. Same thing on different devices and browsers, reset my router, still same issue. I'm posting on mobile right now. What could be the cause/reason for this?

>>105623924
It's the exact sort of thing genAI is too stupid to do.

>>105618998 (OP)
I found this way to get into old reddit accounts using a throwaway email service but it stopped working. Did reddit grow wise or is it the service?

>>105624297
yes

>>105624322
Tell me more

>>105618998 (OP)
What tool is being used here to expose the paki?

>>105624197
it fixed itself, I guess it was a dns issue?

>>105624549
good thing it fixed itself for you, im unable to reach some websites due to ukraine war. i think russian routers are dropping packets.

>>105624434
Looks like pastebin kek

>Take something apart to fix it
>It's a fucking unbelievable chore just to open
>Want to make sure it's actually fixed before I put it back together
>Connect it to PC
>Solid red light = good
>Presumably anything else = bad
>Connect it
>Nothing happens
>Connect it again outside of case
>Solid red light
>At least I know it's fixed
>Put it back inside enclosure
>Test it again
>Works
>Based
>Close everything up
>Plug it back in
>Flashing red light and then it goes out
>Connects with a 3.5mm jack
>Feels like it isn't a great connection inside
>Have to hold it further in for it to work
>Slightest movement and it will disconnect
>Take it apart again
>Connect it without enclosure
>Won't work unless you're holding it in as a firm connection
>Slightest movement and it will disconnect
>Everything else works fine
>The one thing that had no issues and that I didn't touch because there was no reason to was the 3.5mm jack area

What have I fucked up?

Is there anything I can do about gallery-dl failing to download all the files in a thread - or is there an alternative that works?

>>105623252
>Has timestamp on it
What has? Pictures you take have a baked in timestamp? In the picture itself I mean.
>Don't want that so open notepad file
What??
>>105622822
>>105623134
"External sound card" is 100% synonym to "USB DAC".

Anyone know how I can program some keys on my keyboard for audio control i.e. volume, pausing, etc.? I have a Ducky one 2 keyboard if that helps.

>>105625923
Seems you can set it up natively with the Fn button: https://major.io/p/ducky-keyboard-multimedia-keys/
Macros too

is using 64kb clusters on a 32GB SD card a bad idea? my MP3 player keeps buffering and it's not the card's fault since it's an A1 card. i am playing FLACs though. current cluster size is 16kb.

>>105625976
also i'm using FAT32. exFAT works but it's buggy on this chinkshit

is there a device that I can buy that just lets me change dedicated audio channels? like a knob on a panel that is like discord, VLC, Firefox, spotify, etc

>oversee 700+ chromebooks
>barcode scanner provided by employer sucks ass
>buy personal scanner. Works soooo much better

I wanna go full autism and start inventorying some of my stuff at home. Is there a decent free/cheap program for this?

Honestly just making a text file with the title of which shelf/container filled with the barcodes would probly be good enough for me. What’s an easy way to compare two different text files to see what’s missing or extra? ie I scan inventory on a shelf, save the text file, then later I scan again and compare to my previous text file to see what is added or missing. Or if there’s a cheap/free app that’d be cool too

>>105625976
Bigger cluster are better with larger files, if you know you are going to have few/no files smaller than the cluster size, you get slightly more effective space
Just be warned files smaller than the cluster take up the whole cluster (unless you are using reiserFS in current year, or BTRFS where the file fits in the metadata block (good luck with large files))

family member notebook with windows and a ssd suddenly doesn't boot. i looked into it and it looks like the partition is simply gone, it doesn't show up in diskpart and going into the windows install menu it shows up as an unallocated drive. testdisk couldn't repair it either after trying quick and deeper scan. is it gone forever?

>>105625998
probably an audio mixer

>>105626547
I would run ddrescue, then attempt repairs on it with the knowledge that if you screw up the partitioning on the main drive, you now have a backup, OR that there was not any data there to screw up anymore
SSD failure modes are more abrupt than HDDs
I would also autistically backup anything on that SSD, and use a checksumming filesystem (refs for windows, BTRFS or ZFS for *nix/*BSD)
Or just get a new SSD, your call

>>105626738
what is it called though. like what type of product am I actually looking to buy

>>105626829
That's literally what it's called.

>>105626829
the product category is an audio mixer, though it is a relatively broad term. audio mixers are usually for music production/other professional audio work, but these days there's also consumer models aimed at things like internet streamers

I currently use CCleaner and BleachBit but I was told in the last year that Ccleaner isn't as good and it sometimes can fuck shit up.

What else do you guys suggest like Bleach Blit and CCleaner? I'm trying to figure out why my c:\ drive is filled the fuck up and I have 11gbs left. I should have like 50 and I can't find any of it.

I need to practice my SQL skills. Is there a website that lets me do this?

https://pastebin.com/HqZ8jmK7
How bad is it?
Can it be saved with badblocks?

is this enough thermal paste?

i have an old pc that im trying to turn on, it doesnt have os installed, so i plugged a ssd with some files on it to install the os but whenever i try to connect the monitor cables im getting
>no vga signal from your device
the pc turns on when i press the button, fans spin lights go on and so on, so are the keyboard and mouse, but i cant make the monitor to connect and work properly
tried with different cables and different monitors and its the same, the gpu ports used to work properly last time, tried connecting monitor the mobo and got the same results
any ideas?

>>105628289
i believe hackerrank have sql questions

>>105629489
Halp
>>105629637
need small dots at the corners.

>laptop
>1080p 144Hz 15.6 in display
>16GB DDR4
>Intel Core i5 13500H Raptor Lake
>RTX 4060 8GB
>800€ on sale
Am I losing money not buying this?

>>105631180
>Am I losing money not buying this?
this statement can only ever be true, if you resale the item in question
Also we don't know what you already have, you don't need a 4060 Laptop if for example you have a 3080 Desktop, the value proposition changes based on what it affords you over your current situation

>>105631245
Well, I already have a laptop, though it is quite a bit worse, but I probably wouldn't buy it right now anyway. I just feel like that's an amazing deal.
Also, it's supposed to be a "gaming" laptop, but the only thing really bad about those is the fact that if you want to game you're much cheaper off buying a PC, right? Which doesn't really apply here

>>105631266
with gaming laptops the problems are usually
- more bang for your buck to get a desktop
- maintenance is a bitch, overheating and clogged vents, the battery will die so you will need to open it and replace it eventually
- they suck power, so your battery is barely useful, it really hampers portability when you have to stay near a wall outlet
I don't know your laptop specs so ultimately it is your call, I will say however, you aint hitting 144fps in most games with a 4060, the RAM, CPU, and Memory are all pretty tame performancewise

>>105631313
> with a 4060, the RAM, CPU, and Memory are all pretty tame performancewise
with a 4060. When looking at the other parts, the RAM, CPU, and GPU are all pretty tame performancewise*

>>105625634
You're probably hitting a cap, put a longer delay on the downloads perhaps?

So I had my sister's notebook SSD fail and take out all data and I don't want to happen that to me. I wanna setup a small NAS server using my old computer, would getting two 4 TB toshiba n300 for around 200 bucks be good for a start? I don't have that much data

>>105625634
Dollchan script still works for me.

>>105625998
This isn't a trivial task since it is handled by an OS. Some audio mixers for streaming one with software that can do that.

>>105628289
Leetcode, hackerrank, SQL Murder Mystery.

>>105632039
Can't say much about NAS stuff, but if all you want is a backup solution, you might want to consider just a plain old HDD

>>105630061
Reset CMOS, connect to mobo after that.

>>105632039
Start with at least three drives so you can set up parity. Or an even number to get a mirroring setup.

>>105618998 (OP)
Why are HyperX headsets so fucking garbage. The sound is fine. But the fucking microphone is so fucking bad. I have to literally put it in my mouth for it to be a normal volume (still kinda soft), and this is after boosting it to the max with +20 dB

>>105620308
The company I work for literally caches everything in Redis. And that is a lot more than a million keys

>>105628037
CCleaner became adware/spyware in the past few years and BleachBit as far as I know is the recommended alternative, although it's a bit clunky.
You can also use WizTree to find the biggest folders on your drives and find something to delete.

How do you know if writev() wrote the entire io vector or only some of it?

AHHHH WHY THE FUCK DOES MY COMPUTER KEEP CRASHING ON SHUTDOWN

>>105633552
hardware driver conflict, check window's Event Viewer

can i use the soulseek android app seeker on my nvidia shield? and if so, how? i cant find the app in the google play store

>>105633904
Done that a million times already. Gives me no info.

>>105633904
oh my gah D:

>>105630270
>>105632101
Thank you!

>>105618998 (OP)
Is this loss?

>>105632039
>two 4 TB toshiba n300
>two
"Two" as in RAID1?

i need to make an email account but everyplace asks for a phone number.
what do you recommend? i tried protonmail but i can't use the email address to sign up to stuff

i'm trying to configure picrel but keep failing miserably and google is too useless to find me a tutorial or a forum thread about this specific situation. my questions are as follow:
1. this should work, right? modem in bridge + router behind it
2. cheapie works in routing mode but doesn't connect in bridge mode (it says 'up' but doesn't get the IP). what could be the cause?
3. should all the PPPoE stuff (login/pw) be configured on the modem only?
4. how exactly should i configure the WAN interface of the back router? what about VLAN?

My PC has started freezing. No BSOD or crashes. It just freezes, often doing after bios. Sometimes it gets to the windows home screen, works for a minute or so before freezing. I've tried using the event viewer, but the system freezes or restarts when I try to get information after opening it.

I'm guessing it's a hardware issue. What's the most likely culprit?

>>105636421
try safe mode first. or a live distro
if it's hardware then my bet is on RAM

>>105636421
I'm guessing your CPU cooler has come loose and you're overheating, or if you have liquid cooling, either the pump isn't starting or there's a clog. It's not totally disconnected, because it's lasting a bit longer than a PC I had which had it's heat sink totally come off.

I have a .jar file that I need to open through cmd to pass in an argument, for example filename.jar --launch. Is there a way to automate this process so I can just click on the .jar file?

>>105636557
You could probably just make a batch (.bat) that contains whatever commands you usually type into command prompt. Then you'd click the batch file instead.

I'm trying to make a USB drive for windows 11 on it and Microshaft says to use an 8gb or bigger drive. I did. I have a 32gb in it and it's being a fuckin retard. Why is it saying it needs more space? WTF?

>>105637016
The creation tool - assuming you are using that - is presumably a retard. Try clearing the drive from any partition tables.

>>105637042
like windows Disk Management?

>>105629637
Put the cooler on it, take it off. If the blob reaches the edges of the CPU but not the corners, it's the correct size. Clean it and apply the same size blob again. Err on the side of too much.

I need a tablet that can play emulators GameCube and below, with 5g/SIM card support

What are the most pleasant examples of technical documentation that you've encountered?
I'm trying to brush up on my writing skills by absorbing good examples of technical writing.
The FreeBSD handbook is a good example.

I want to get into scalping. Well not really, I'd like to be able to use some software actually buy some products but don't know where to start

>>105637239
Razer Edge 5G on sale. Xiaomi makes a couple with older 7G snapdragon and 5g support. Samsung S-series (S10 fe, s9 fe). Not a lot of companies bother with tablets to begin with, let alone with cellular connectivity.

What do women think when they see a guy with a thinkpad

>>105619179
>removed their promise to never sell your user data.
This is false.
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/privacy/faq/

>>105638846
>Thinkpad = big dick
t. woman

>>105639097
this is a gay man

is it gay to apply to it roles as a cs major who's too horrible at leetcode to even bother with most swe roles

I reinstalled Windows. One thing i'm confused about. After installing .NET Framework 4.8 Runtime . Do i need to install .NET Framework 8 too? Which i should install?

>>105639286
Actually I'm a straight woman (male) who has sex with men

>>105638065
MDN is great

>>105638912
No it is not false, you're being tricked by their damage control. The language is formulated in such a way you THINK they are just the same but you are being tricked (try not to take offense).

Here's when they removed the promise:
https://github.com/mozilla/bedrock/commit/d459add

However it is censored, read the archived version to see the comments of upset users:
https://archive.is/5Pe2u

Several Linux distros are removing Firefox as the default search engine because Mozilla can't be trusted.

What fint is this I'm weirdly attracted to it

Font*

any way to disable the retarded AI auto-dubbing on m.youtube.com?

>>105618998 (OP)
Anyone know a burner phone number website that works with Google?
I got logged out of my dedicated Youtube / disposable gmail account and it won't let me back in without text message verification.

do you keep your files locally or in mega

need new earbuds. should I go with usb-c or just use jack and save my port for important shit? I do plan on using my monitor ubs-c hub anyway

should i just buy a gaming laptop or should i upgrade my current desktop?
>random crashing on browsers on my desktop, I suspect bad ramstick/slot or bad gpu or gpu slot
>upgrading my desktop would also mean buying a new PSU, new GPU, new processor, new ram
>I'm fucked if the occasional web browser crash doesn't go away it's hard to pinpoint what the problem is since it only happens occasionally
>It's over if something in the motherboard is broken

>>105640233
droid sans mono

does it really matter if a Microsoft SQL Server serves a self-signed cert for TLS if you're using windows authentication?
isn't Kerberos or CredSSP effectively confirming the identity of the server and the server the client? mutual trust seems to be required for winauth to work, so why does it matter if the TLS cert is self signed?

>>105638065
cppreference is nice (if you know c++ of course) but it's not for beginners.
Do the opposite of what the CMake docs does though; they're complete cancer. They speak only in specifics, regardless of the reader's understanding, offer few examples, no guidance, and never mention the prerequisites. A true masterclass of pain

How do write in white box at /g/

Good website to filter text/watermark from video?

>>105641545
there's filters in ffmpeg to do that. not sure what you mean by using a website

>>105641529
Which white box?

Brainded zoomers rely on online website
Concert docx to pdf.

>>105641045
The whole point of signing certs is that in certain contexts, you can't simply trust the cert. If that doesn't apply to your use case, knock yourself out.

>>105641582
>>105641442
Like this

>>105641568
A filter to remove it. Not put it. AI. Not blurry shit. I doubt ffmpeg can do it intelligently. How is that hard to get?

>>105641604
Oh, a codeblock. The syntax is in the /g/ rules and similar to spoiler tags: https://4chan.org/rules#g
It only works in /g/ though

>>105618998 (OP)
I have C-; bound in Emacs, but when I use it, I get this garbage instead. I am using gnome and I suspect that has something to do with it because on i3 it just works.
How do I disable this?

code]thanks[/code].

thanks.

thanks

I found a linux tutorial on how to install photoshop 19 https://github.com/Gictorbit/photoshopCClinux
But I also am morally obligated to pirate/crack it and am wondering the best way to do that

What e-mail provider would you recommend the most? I'm currently using gmail as my private account for everything not related to my real identity, such as Steam or Nintendo for example, but I'd really like to move away from Google as much as possible and I don't feel comfortable enough with Outlook in terms of privacy. Protonmail was an option I was recommended a while ago, but I want to know if there are other options around I should consider.

>>105641978
i've been running my own from a vps since 2013. it's not as much work as people say it is. though it is true that that rare service will only accept addresses from (((approved providers)))

>>105642013
Yeah, that's the issue, I just want something that won't be asking me for a medical test to create an e-mail account and that will be accepted in pretty much any webpage I use it on, and I'm asking because yesterday I was looking into my Google account settings and, even if it's supposed to be my private account with no personal data linked to it, it still had my real name registered, and honestly I don't remember if I added it myself or not when I created it years ago.

>>105642074
i couldn't comment on gmail, i deleted my google account in 2014
the only site i'm using which demands i use one of a specific set of providers is ironically 4chan itself. i broke down when it was hitting me with 15 minutes timers and i made a proton account
i don't think such restrictions are common, i'm only bringing it up as it is a thing which does exist

>>105642128
>>105642128

Can I leave my AIO tubes at the front of my case with the tubes coming from the top?
I’m trying to switch them to the bottom but I’m afraid the tubes might be too bent.

in libreoffice calc, i want cell to show full text. Instead its showing red arrow

>just use the open source bro

>>105642124
Thanks, I will stick with Protonmail, as far as I know it's one of the more recommended providers that are not Outlook, Gmail or Yahoo to mention some.

Requesting know how I can donwload videos from this web site:

cumgloryhole.se

I already tried:
>Inspect element > network > media/img
There's no video and yeah I tried "ctrl + R" to refresh the page but nothing.

>Page source and search the mp4 file
nope

>9xbuddy.in
that web site is not supported at the moment


There'se several videos I want download from that place so I really would like to know how to download. Here one so you can try luck:

https://cumgloryhole.se/videos/4gxhyz/gloryhole-swallow-hanna-with-doran-kissing-with-their-tongues-full-of-cum-1st-visit-porn-video/

pic unrelated

Say you have two monitors of the same size and aspect ratio, with one of them having eactly 4 times the pixel count of the other. If they both display the same image at the lower of the two resolutions, will everything look the same? It seems to me like this should be the case, the higher res monitor would just display 1 "virtual" pixel on 4 of its "physical" pixels. But some things I've read online have lead me to believe that this is not the case, and the higher res monitor would somehow look worse. Is this true, and why?

>>105642871
Use firefox extension like stream detector.

>>105642871
There used to be a great addon I had that added a download button to every site with videos. Didn't seem to matter what the site was. Then I updated everything and the button was gone. Would love to get that back.
I understand this post is of no help to you btw.

I have a "database" with thousands of images (it's a bunch of semi-manually managed folders, there's no DBMS involved). It will grow into the tens of thousands of images in the future.
I've been looking into ways to detect visual duplicates, and group images by similarity. Hashes created by Perceptual Hashing can be compared by Hamming Distance to each other, so they work well for duplicates and measuring similarities, but I can't find a way to dynamically form those similar groups. What algorithm or data structure or technique should I use?

>>105642871
>>105643023
>>105643045
https://www.downloadhelper.net/
This works

>>105643263
I don't know what algorithm it uses but Visipics is pretty decent at doing what you want. I guess you want to make a custom solution but you can start by ripping off theirs.

>>105643281
>video i posted is 01:19:42
>your 'sreenshoot' is 45:21

nice try but im not going to download your malware

Does denuvo affect my pc even when no games are running?

>>105642871
try yt-dlp.exe URL
i'd try for you but i don't want a dns lookup to that domain on my record

>>105643442
i went to the first like you gave and clicked on the first video i saw to test out if it will work, you can see the name of the video in my image, blind coomer retard

>>105643489
i have no idea what do with that

>>105643496
is there an online of such program? i don't want download anything full of malware and digital aids

>>105643585
it's a program downloaded from
https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/releases/

yt-dlp replaced youtube-dl. it's mainly for downloading videos or music from youtube but has support for other sites as well and can guess correctly what to download for many other sites as well

is there an extension or script to block the "escape" key from being used on 4chan?

i don't know who the fuck thought it was a good idea to bind ESC to close the "reply" javascript box on 4chan.
the only time i ever use it is by mistake and then you just lose your entire written text.

seriously 4chan developers, WHO uses escape to close the "reply to thread" box???
why is that "feature" there?

who am i kidding, you'll never respond. 4chan staff just never fucking responds or listen to anything.

>>105643263
You can train an autoencoder that, simply put, 'compresses' each image into a small vector (an embedding) with minimal loss and all the necessary features encoded. Then you can compare these embeddings (maybe with cosine similarity) to get a measure of how close the original images are. Instead of training an autoencoder yourself, maybe you can just grab a Stable Diffusion VAE, I don't know much about that part.
> and group images by similarity
After you got a successful vector represantation for each image, you can simply apply a clustering method of your liking.

>>105643688
Turn keybinds off or use 4chanX that has more granular control :P
It's a pretty decent keybinding since browsers don't make use of it anyway

What antivirus/antimalware should I use for Windows 10? I haven't noticed any potential virus/malware on my PC in the last few years but it never hurts to be sure.
>inb4 common sense
Common sense can't save you from other people with bad practices on your network. Plus I've been modding Skyrim and getting games from /hgg2d/ and f95zone and I want to double check that everything I download from those sites is secure. I think having no detections after downloading a bunch of that shit is too good to be true and surely something might've slipped by.

I've been using Malwarebytes but I'm not sure if that covers everything. I don't trust Windows Defender on its own.

>>105643772
Windows Defender is unironically good enough. It has access to the huge telemetry data that Microsoft collects. And it has background processes always running to always keep you in check.

>>105643739
keyboard shortcuts are off by default as they should be, but 4chan devs thought it was such a brilliant idea to ensure that Esc is "always enabled" (see bottom of image).

I genuinely don't understand the reasoning over this. Has the devs written a lot of posts during the year and then regret writing them and saved thousands of minutes pressing Esc instead of reaching for their mouse and clicking the little X? I don't think so.

>>105643688
>>105643817
If this was asked prior to the hack I would've suggested maybe using the 4chan feedback page to ask for this change, but since the leaks confirmed that hiroyuki and the admins probably don't even look at feedback, the best option is to use 4chanX and disable keybinds, or find some other userscript that can disable keybinds.

>>105643855
i don't even think hiroyuki owns the site at this point, and he probably never did.
i'll probably make a javascript that blocks esc on 4chan myself. this shit must have annoyed me for almost 10 years by now.

Why isn't onlyoffice more popular than libreoffice

Is there a way I can enable WebGL on a per-site basis in Librewolf or other Firefox derivatives? I want to jig but I don't want other websites tracking me that way.

>800 youtubers with 8 billion vids complaining about windows 11
>why would Microsoft do this?
>ignores the DEI elephant in the room
Why are they like this?

>>105644035
I like windows 11 :)

>>105644072
This is a bot. No one likes windows 11.

>>105641603
???? my point is, why does it matter if winauth already ensures trust?
if I go to krb nego, I have to ask AD (TGS) for a TGT for the services' SPN
I don't understand why the jdbc and odbc driver can't just accept this mutual auth as trust for TLS. nevermind. It's obvious this shit is retarded and M$ is gay.

>>105644086
But what's the problem with it? It's just like windows 10

>>105644035
DIE hiring and a larger culture of playing the biggest suck up might result in failure to adequately address flaws in the OS and more flaws, but investors and a larger culture of don't fix it now so we have something to do later is what leads to refusal to solve problems. It's hard to tell how much of each is responsible for the present situation, and if you're wrong you're banned and even if you're right your demonitized and buried by the algorithm.

/pcbg/ is just the same 4 people arguing each thread so thought I'd ask here. Why is the 5700x3D considered better for gaming than the plain old 5700x? Is it just the L3 cache? I can get a 5700x for 70gbp, whereas the 5700x3D is 190gbp

>>105644495
Its not that the cache is bigger but faster too and it helps games a shitload, just check game benchmarks

>>105636287
bumping for senpai to notice

>>105636287
This is too generic without specific info. Ignore VLAN on the router, it's all done via modem. Unironically ChatGPT would be a big help here.

Remember to do this if you have a ryzen x3d processor
https://youtu.be/GJCC94cRGys?t=71

>>105644786
what details do you need?
>Unironically ChatGPT would be a big help here
but what will senpai do without a daily dose of noticing? (i feel that ChatGPT lacks pragmatism)

Hey /g/ I need help with my W2 forms. I'm trying to get passwords off them. I was trying to torrent a copy of Acrobat but that shit is annoying. Libre is annoying cause it doesn't have an option to remove it. I know the password.

Do you guys know any freeware that works?

How do you bruteforce Winrar files? I made a .rar archive with a keymash password and forgot to screenshot it, and also there are probably going to be special characters like Ç in the middle of it.

>>105645146
Check the encryption scheme for what it is encrypted with - if it's 256 bit aes then there's no chance

>>105644858
QRD on this please. I always thought undervolting resulted in worse performance, but this is back when you had to manually overclock CPUs. Do I just go into BIOS, apply negative 30 to everything, pray and live the dream?

>>105645180
How do you check it?

>>105645217
Not sure in winrar but in 7-zip you can check the properties submenu when viewing the archive

>>105645265
This is what it shows with 7-zip.

Im looking for wireless headphones I can plug into my computer with an USB. They can be either bluetooth or wifi

>>105645298
What about each of the files in the archive?

>>105645191
Just download this and put -20 on all fields and do a stress test and a benchmark
If everything is good increase the number to -30 then follow the other part of the video

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OswZcZ72jhm_Neek9c7PV-aRhM1EuOrX/view

>>105645361
They only show the same stuff.

I was looking for used M4 macbooks on ebay and there's like a billion listing for new macbooks of every spec configuration, all using purely the stock photo, at like 10-20% off the price that you get on apple.com for the same specs. What gives? Are these all scams? Usually when it's a scam the pricing is supposed to be too good to be true, isn't it - plus I don't know anybody who would spend like $4k on an ebay listing and wouldn't fight tooth and nail for a refund after being scammed, and ebay is notoriously buyer-biased anyway.
But if it's not a scam, why are there so many listings, undercutting the normal store by just a bit? Where are they getting it from?

>>105641978
unironically cockli

>>105640972
Check the prices for equivalent performance. A desktop is going to be better and cheaper in 99% of cases, and is going to have much better cooling. It's also going to remain upgradeable, and is very likely to be better built and to last longer.
>it's over if somethign in the motherboard is broken
Even if you have to upgrade your motherboard, I'd still go for that over buying a gaming laptop (which will also come with a new motherboard inside it anyway).

>>105645790
I hear cockli is compromised by feds but that could just be disinfo by the feds to stop people from using it

>>105645967
Best as we can tell it probably isn't, although even in the best case it's just some random guy hosting servers in romania so if the feds really wanted in they obviously could find a way. If you're doing something that will lead to your arrest, don't use clearnet email in the first place. (Ideally don't use email, but if you absolutely must, at least use pgp.)
It's at least pretty certain he's not selling your data to advertisers or building profiles of you.

The actual downside of cockli is that it's one guy (or a few guys) hosting servers in romania, so the email can go down sometimes, very rarely these days but it does. It's much better than it used to be like eight years ago, you might have like a few hours to a day of downtime every year or two, but it's still non-zero downtime - whereas with something like gmail or proton you'll get actually zero downtime. I unironically use cockli for a lot of stuff, including steam, amazon, and giving my personal contact details in contexts where I don't want to give my actual private personal email I use with family and friends, and I can't remember the last time the downtime caused a problem for me.

Oh and for the sake of completeness, gmail has an issue where it will often just lose cockli mail entirely, not even putting it in spam. Tell people who use gmail to set up an email address that can actually receive email from outside the google walled garden.

Does Jellyfin decrease .mkv quality?

>>105646784
when transcoding?
Yes, see the image.
you might notice slight degradation but nothing significant.
But you can force it to use the original quality any way, which is basically playing the media directly, assuming you device can handle it.

Who exactly is finding AI so insanely useful? For me it can't do simple tasks like config files because they're kinda non-standard so it doesn't know what it's doing and bullshits it. It can't do complex programming because it makes a huge mess. Are 99% of programmers just making SQL queries and websites that have been built a billion times before or something?

>>105647131
AI can write you blocks of codes which you can then arrange yourself, add a structure to them and create a program

>>105647131
>Who exactly is finding AI so insanely useful?
Low IQ individuals.

>>105647131
>Are 99% of programmers just making SQL queries and websites that have been built a billion times before or something?
Not necessarily webshit, but yes, a LOT of software "engineers" are doing mindless and unskilled work like this. This is why AI is replacing them so easily, before Copilot they just used google and stack overflow to bumble their way through everything.

>>105647131
>Who exactly is finding AI so insanely useful?
You're thinking of it as an oracle when it's just a tool, a very powerful text-predictor.
>it can't do simple tasks like config files because they're kinda non-standard
For non-standard stuff, you have to feed it the documentation or a valid example file in the prompt first. It can't guess a format it's never seen.
>It can't do complex programming because it makes a huge mess.
It's not for writing an entire application at once. Use it for rubber-ducking, refactoring specific functions, or generating boilerplate. You have to guide it piece by piece, not give it a vague goal. Different models are also better at code than others.

>>105619179
I reinstalled Firefox today because of Chromium-based becoming more advertiser friendly. I was going through some settings and doing some searching and saw some stuff about this.
>https://www.zdnet.com/article/the-firefox-i-loved-is-gone-how-to-protect-your-privacy-on-it-now/
>For decades, one of Firefox's biggest selling points was that it gave you more privacy than Chrome or Edge. Under this new policy, though, Mozilla claimed: "When you upload or input information through Firefox, you hereby grant us a nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license to use that information to help you navigate, experience, and interact with online content as you indicate with your use of Firefox."
I'll check out Mullvad though.

anyways, to my reason for coming here, I was going through some of the settings and reading that article, I couldn't figure out what the "Strict" privacy settings equated to in terms of "Custom".
also that article made it seem like DNS+HTTPS can hide data from your ISP? this is the first I'm hearing of this, I thought only VPN's could hide your traffic from your ISP?

My 8bitdo controllers have always been annoying to set up and run right. For some reason it wont allow me to connect to my PC properly. It does but Steam and emulators don't see it. I did as the back said

Y + Start = Switch
B + Start = D.Input
Z + Start = X.Input
A + Start = Mac

I tried each one of these, and for some reason, I still can't get it to see it properly. I've un/repaired it several times. Think it's something to do with anything in the registry? Ideas?

>>105645809
I'm thinking about that, but I'm not an expert in putting together PCs, my current desktop I had someone else build it for me, I just chose the parts. So if I'm upgrading I'll spend a lot of time on youtube and internet for tutorials and I'm very afraid of making a mistake.

For a high spec laptop, I agree with you with problems popping out in a few years, last gaming laptop I owned I had to replace the screen and battery among other things in 4 years. My current desktop is 4 years old now and the only problem is random crashes occasionally.

I'm thinking of just buying a desktop built by someone else. The parts aren't generic anyway, the only difference is it's assembled by someone else, I found a service that could do it for me. I don't mind paying a little higher to assemble it for me.

How do I make it consume less battery? Any alternative?

>>105639651
What for? Unless some app requires it, don't bother. And yes, you sometimes need to install different versions side by side.

>>105640971
Use jack if it's not on the monitor. They tend to be horrifyingly bad.

>>105643772
Malwarebytes. Windows defender + an occasional full system scan from mwb free version will keep you good. But the paid mwb goes on sale a lot and is worth it.

>>105643011
>of the same resolution
Unless we are talking full screen, hires monitor will display that image 4 times smaller, using 1 pixel for 1 pixel.
If we're talking full screen, yes, 4 pixels will be used for one. It might look slightly worse due to a different subpixel layout (layout of color parts of a single pixel). But in general integer scaling is what you want; say, 1080p content on 1440p screen would look worse than on 4k due to 1440/1080= not an integer. Not as bad as intervened would make you think, if you're not looking for imperfections with a magnifier to your nose.

>>105643480
Yes, it makes it, and most importantly you, a cuck.

>>105644495
Yes, it is literally an amount cache that matters for games.

>>105645324
What is your question? Go to your favorite online store, head to the headphones section and filter by wireless? Or do you need recommendations? Then tell us what they are for, your use cases.

>>105645595
Maybe they're using an educational discount, or stolen credit cards, or have some way of cashing out before ebay withholds your money. M4 is too new, IMO, to be cheap enough used for it to be worth it.
Depending on what you want from it, bestbuy (I think) had Air M3 (16/256) on sale for like 700 bucks yesterday.

>>105648097
I had to remove all gamepad devices from control panel when my gamepad started acted up in the similar way and let windows reinstall them on the next connect.

Should I use MSIs anti blue pro mode, flux or windows night light. Or all of them? I have the mpg321urx QD-OLED

>>105648865
Use one which effect you like the most. You don't _have_ to use them, it's literally a preference.

It happened AGAIN and I forgot how to disable it AGAIN. Tried pressing every key on my keyboard and nothing worked even though I was explicitly told which key undoes this last time. Wish I weren't so stupid bros

>phone lock screen
>time display changed color from white to red
>went back to white
>people have also had this happen to them
"My car will only do something when its told to do something, Summer." --Rick Sanchez
i hate shit like this
Also, what do you guys think of ai writing its own code?

>>105647825
>I reinstalled Firefox today
from the rest of your post you probably meant to write Brave?

>DNS+HTTPS can hide data from your ISP?
whoever you use to look up domain ips (dns requests) knows which sites you use. if you use an encrypted request from a dns provider other than your ISP your ISP won't know which sites you visits. problem is you're usually handing that info over to a larger organization unless you run your own DNS server.

>>105648946
shift + t, i think

>>105647825
>also that article made it seem like DNS+HTTPS can hide data from your ISP? this is the first I'm hearing of this, I thought only VPN's could hide your traffic from your ISP?
HTTPS hides the contents of your traffic from everyone that's not your machine the browser runs on, or the website's server that then decrypts it.* However the IP address you connect to is always going to be visible, but it may or may not identify the website (depending on if e.g. multiple virtual servers are running on the same IP, or it's a provisioned cloud server so the website's IPs are regularly churning, etc.)
HTTPS (well, TLS) has something called SNI, which I think in newer versions might support encryption nowadays but I'm not sure - and it used to basically transmit the base domain name in cleartext; and your browser will need to download the certificate from the server which also contains the domain it's for, but again I'm not sure if that's encrypted.
And the last thing that can leak the domain name is DNS, because traditionally that's not encrypted. So if both of those TLS things are encrypted, and then you also use encrypted DNS (e.g. DNS-over-HTTPS), then your ISP cannot see which domain name you're connecting to.

But your ISP can always see the IP you're sending packets to, no matter what. And for a lot of big sites especially, their IPs are exclusively used by them, and it's trivial to do a reverse-DNS lookup to see what domain corresponds to the given IP. That's what a VPN is for, because then you always connect to the VPN's server first and that server then forwards your packets to the real destination you want, so the ISP only sees the VPN's IP in the connection.

>>105648304
You don't have to be an expert to put together a PC. Just be careful about not grasping the components too roughly (try to handle cards on their edges, avoid touching connectors), and don't intentionally rub yourself all over carpet to build up a ton of static. Read the manuals that come with the components, e.g. the motherboard manual will tell you where everything goes and things like which RAM slots to fill first for best performance assuming you have fewer sticks than the motherboard has slots. And /pcbg/ (or even this thread) is decent at answering specific questions that might come up. You really don't need to spend "a lot of time on youtube", maybe at most you should find and watch like a 15-30 minute tutorial that goes through an entire build and that'll be more than enough.

You do need a little bit of common sense though to not do something ultra retarded. So if you feel like you're a complete moron who'll probably find a way to fuck it up anyway, that's fair. If you have a service that assembles PCs for a fees, that can certainly work. Main thing to avoid are pre-build pre-specced systems on amazon or in supermarkets and stuff, since they're usually underpowered and overpriced to fuck, but a custom-build service is usually gonna be fine since you can pick the parts you want and you can make sure they charge a reasonable amount for the assembly (and don't overcharge for the parts themselves).

>>105648946
I have never used keyboard shortcuts in 4chanx. Just go to the settings and turn it off. And maybe turn off keyboard shortcuts too so you don't accidentally press it again.

>>105645146

>>105649777
Cheers

>>105649862
The thing is I'm so stupid I couldn't find which field it was that enables this, but you're 100% correct, keyboard shortcuts are GONE

>>105649980
It's called threaded view or something. It's definitely somewhere in the main settings. It will take like 5 minutes to read every setting, I believe in you anon

What do I use as my default email for porn and Twitter now that cockli is dead?

>>105650761
Works on my machine
It was down for a few hours yesterday but otherwise I haven't had any issues since they went back up after their big red alert issue

>>105648788
An educational discount makes sense actually. Some pajeets at a degree mill bottom tier university scamming the educational program for a small profit.
>Depending on what you want from it
I want a good portable heavy dev/compiling machine, which from everything I've read so far seems to unironically be the M4, with the newest and biggest mobile ryzens being close behind but still not decisively first and also nearly impossible to find in a laptop (that's not a giant gaming beast). So M4 it is, I don't expect to get it for cheap or whatever, but I just wanted to see if I could get it for reasonably cheaper than brand new. I don't mind like a 6-month-old laptop for a discount, and I'm thinking a top-specced machine will probably have been taken care of well enough to not be a big risk.

>>105648946
header menu, threading mode

>>105650944
Oh yeah, for local compiling you do want pro, air isn't too fond of long heavy loads due to very, uhhh, light cooling system. Although I used M1 pro -- which has basically the same cooling as modern air -- for my dev work for several years with no issues. Although I mostly ran seven billion containers on it instead of compiling anything locally.

>>105643976
Both are really only suitable for home users who are used to fixing stupid computer errors. Only office is suitable for a business that's just starting up, otherwise you'll still have loads of word documents that just won't render or print quite right and it's up to IT to make the ensuing whining stop. But it doesn't ship with Linux distros.

>>105651219
Yeah, I've got a relatively recent ryzen thinkpad right now, and it's pretty good but I just want more. Why spend 15 seconds for an incremental test recompile+rerun when it could be 7-8 seconds. Why wait 2 seconds for IDE error checking when it could be sub-second.
I'm not entirely sure if I'll pull the trigger but if I do I'll be aiming for the newest.

Compiling is just one of those things where you can pretty much always go faster, there's never a good enough.

>>105650944
>lso nearly impossible to find in a laptop (that's not a giant gaming beast).
Asus Flow Z13 (2025). It looks weird, but very small and powerful. Especially if you can get 128G version.
HP zbook ultra g1a. As professional as a laptop gets, pretty compact, but also so retardedly expensive that it makes apple look good with their pricing.

How do I deal with wanting my music to be perfectly tagged for easier browsing and last.fm compatibility but also hating the fact that if I download a single song from an album I get an album with just one song polluting the album view? I can't find a solution that satisfies both needs and it's infuriating.

>>105651312
>Asus Flow Z13
Huh. I wrote it off completely because it looks like some kind of autistic gaming tablet.
And to be honest I'm not sure if I like the idea of an autistic gaming tablet with shitty magnetic keyboards and a tiny screen unless I plug in external peripherals. At that point I might as well almost use a mini-pc with a desktop CPU, the only thing the tablet adds is a battery.

>HP Zbook
Oh, they have max 395 models, I somehow missed that last time I looked and only saw the AI370 ones, nice.
Here in bongland a 128GB macbook pro is still more retarded than a maxed out zbook, so unironically might be a viable choice. I really want 16'' though, am I retarded or is HP just refusing to put the most powerful CPUs into the 16'' version?

>>105651742
Simply don't use album view in your music software. Perhaps use list view but grouping by album instead? picrel from internet search

>>105651910
>don't browse by albums, simply browse by albums
what

>>105651964
o damn, you're dim

I'm setting up a new desktop computer. Is putting a password on it really necessary? I'm getting really tired of life getting more annoying in the name of security. I only intend to use it for programming and the occasional video game.

>>105649769
no brave is trash and it killed all chromium based browsers. why would I use yet another flavor of chrome when edge is the best one for windows?
so it shifts your traffic data from your ISP to your DNS.

>>105649823
so HTTPS is the secure part of the internet browsing, and websites that have static IPs are easy to trace your history.
are they just seeing the IP or the content on that IP too? like opening an image on this website in a separate tab, do they just know the URL or the image too?
I guess I'm kind of asking what data is stored in the IP, and I guess it also depends on what data your browsing destination stores about you. deleting cookies and such will reduce some of the tracking but it seems like an enthusiast would still be able to trace all your visits from hardware IDs, even if you have a rotating IP from satellite internet, like I do.

>>105652057
I tweaked my Windows to not require password on launch or return from idle states. some web searching should return plenty of results on how to do it, because I forget.

>>105651742
make a "singles" album

pretty often i can't use cellular data to post on 4chan because some asshole got globally banned 3 years ago or something. i set up a linux VM to be used as an exit node with tailscale but im still getting "connection error". what do? inb4 phoneposter

>>105651742
>add an album to a song
>complain that my album sorting is using the album for sorting
what are you even asking?

>>105652080
An IP address is just an address. Like if I send a package to my friend's house, any postal worker who handles it can see what address it's going to.
HTTPS is what ensures the package is sealed. Plain HTTP is like sending a postcard without an envelope. So the only things anyone can see is the address. If you open an image on a website using HTTPS, all anyone can see is that the website sent you some encrypted data.
Now if your friend's house is a crack den, you might not want anyone to even be able to see that you're exchanging packages and letters with it, that's what VPNs are for (they're basically a forwarder service); but otherwise it's fine.

When you go to somewebsite.com/secretpage/details?=secretaccesstoken, again, all anyone can see is that you sent some data to the secretwebsite.com server address, all the rest is encrypted data.
There is one caveat in that the things that have addresses are, to be precise, domains. So "com" is a domain, though you can't access it directly. somewebsite.com is a sub-domain of .com. But importantly, secretpage.somewebsite.com is a sub-domain of somewebsite.com. It may or may not have its own IP address - for example, mail.google.com is almost certainly hosted on different servers from google.com, and from docs.google.com. These are all "google" but they're separate domains. So those bits are unecrypted.

Now this was about domains. IP addresses don't map one-to-one with domains, and the postal analogy actually still holds up pretty well: imagine a tall appartment building. The postal workers only needs to get the package to the receiption or postal dropoff of the building; think of it as the IP address. But normally you still need to mark the flat number - that's the SNI, which identifies the precise domain on that IP address. Encrypted SNI is basically a way to encrypt that flat number so the post just drops it off at the address, and then there's a separate mechanism for routing it to the correct tenant.

Why is the state of QUIC so sad? Such a cool protocol, yet all implementations seem perpetually unfinished, most compelling features like connection migration seem to be unimplemented or work badly in most implementations

>>105652168
Oh and DNS is obviously just a lookup you do for the domain you want to connect to, before you even start connecting or sending any data. Like looking up your friend's name in an address book. Except nobody owns address books anymore and you usually just look it up using an online service, and worse, it's normally unencrypted (if it was postal, it's basically like sending a postcard to a central directory asking "where does my friend named X and Y live?" and they send you back a postcard saying "X flat, Y house, Z streed"). So now even if you encrypt the flat number when sending it to the appartment building, or even if you use a VPN service to forward your mail, all the postal workers already know that you're gonna be talking to the guy who lives there. So you can encrypt your DNS instead (and also, if you're using a VPN, use the VPN's own servers - since they'll be forwarding your mail/traffic anyway they know who you're connecting to, so that way nobody else has to know).
Or you can also host your own DNS server at home, which is equivalent to buying your own phonebook, so you can read through it at your leisure without having to go through anybody else.

>>105652204
It only got standardised in 2021. It's also pushed by google, so it's one of those protocols they use to improve their own performance and if nobody else implements it properly, so much the better, since then chrome will just be the fastest and best browser and google.com will be the fastest and best website.
Even HTTP/2 isn't universally adopted yet.

>>105652204
Its primary function is to help goolem and faceberg extract more fingerprinting data. There's no point in refining it further if it's doing an adequate job of that.

I can download an mp3 from Vocaroo if I use my browser.
If I try the same URL (the one that shows up under "Download") with curl, it doesn't work.
Why?

>Website gets stuck on ddos guard
How do I fix this?

How do you avoid getting raped in the ass by modern televisions? Is the whole market just rapists now?
Do they all literally want to bend me over and shove a superhot cattle brand up my rear end and waterboard me during the process?
Surely there has to be some kind of sane alternative without getting grotesquely wounded by these things, and paying for the privilege.
Like what the fuck do we do if we want a TV that isn't a sadist?

Do we need to shop for "digital signage" displays or something instead? Are TVs just absolutely fucked because the target demographic are mindless masses who don't even care about getting fisted?

I want ZERO "smart" features
I want ZERO "accounts" to use the damn screen
I want ZERO "telemetry" spying
I want ZERO "voice controls" spying
I want ZERO "connectivity" beyond hardware inputs like HDMI
I want ZERO "bluetooth" or "Wi-Fi"
I don't even want fucking built-in speakers, they suck anyway.
All I want is something to display a video feed.

Are there any better alternatives to Hydrus Network? It's pretty slow and I don't really like the fact that it's just copying all the files into its own folders.

Giga newbie question. I have a python script that uses playwright to download an image gallery from a website (said website doesn't have a download function but you can still save the pics manually). It works really well but I was wondering if using this script multiple times will lead me to getting my IP blocked from entering the page. I've only used it once so far.

>>105652400
Just get a PC monitor then.

Also no there are unironically 0 TVs without at least 1 of those features if you want something 50inch or bigger

>>105652400
Yes, look up "digital signage" or "commercial display"/"commercial TV". It's more expensive but comes with less bullshit.

>All I want is something to display a video feed.
Be advised, smart TVs are now smart enough to spy on what's coming in over the HDMI ports
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_content_recognition
So even if you have your own set-top box instead of using the onboard software, it can still add everything you watch to your advertising profile. Though I think you'd probably be safe if you don't give it your wifi password (or give it wifi for initial setup and then kick it off immediately afterward - I did this with my Kindle ereader). As far as I know the TVs don't usually have 4G/5G, and Amazon's idea of letting them exfiltrate data through your neighbor's Alexa/Ring doorbell never really took off

>>105652569
always put some kind of delay when scraping

>>105652309
Couldn't get it with cURL. wget works if I use the --referer flag, no clue why cURL wants to be a bitch about it.

>>105652168
>>105652215
so when I'm browsing this website, it just knows I'm on the 4chan domain, it doesn't know what board or threads I'm browsing?
like I stepped into the 4chan apartment but the specific URL's of threads and images and content of pages are hidden in HTTPS?
or is it more like 4chan is a neighborhood and each board is an apartment building and each thread is a unit within the apartment?

>>105652715
All that it can see is the domain. Right now that's boards.4chan.org. Everything after the slash is no longer part of the domain and is encrypted by HTTPS.
You can look up URL structure and domains if you want the complete specification, but basically it's the part separated by dots that comes immediately after "https://", until the first / or ? or # character.

Any alternatives to Gopros? I'd like something to capture a POV of me playing my piano or at the gym, so I'm not sure if there is a cheaper alternative or if Gopros are just the standard.

>>105652080
>but it seems like an enthusiast would still be able to trace all your visits from hardware IDs, even if you have a rotating IP
Oh yeah also, worth mentioning - it's not so much hardware IDs (browsers usually don't expose that directly), but there is a thing called fingerprinting which kinda does this. Basically it's just collecting a bunch of information about your browser and system, and the sum total of everything a webpage can see is usually surprisingly unique. Apparently "respectable" advertisers avoid it, and for example it would be very suspect under the GDPR (since it's not clear how a user would request their data to be deleted, for example), but it is indeed possible.
Most actual tracking is just done with cookies though. Also mobile phones, because they're built by advertising companies (mostly google, but apple is also on board), intentionally generate a unique ID that it gives to apps for tracking you lmao.

>>105652204
>>105652257
>>105652268
Something I really wonder about is how the fuck are people going to use WebTransport when it gets stabilized. WebTransport only supports HTTP/3 and HTTP/2, both of which in practice only run over an encrypted connection. Most common deployment option of terminating TLS and reverse proxying into HTTP/1.1 is gonna kill WebTransport, isn't it?

>>105648776
>Or do you need recommendations?
Basically this. What should I loo for, avoid, brands, etc..
>Then tell us what they are for, your use cases
I need to plug the usb receptor into my pc just like any wireless mouse or keyboard

>>105643489
>>105643661
Alrigth I downloaded it and tried with youtube links and it works but when i try with my porn link i get this error message:

[generic] Extracting URL: https://cumgloryhole.se/videos/4gxhyz/gloryhole-swallo
w-hanna-with-doran-kissing-with-their-tongu...st-visit-porn-video/
[generic] gloryhole-swallow-hanna-with-doran-kissing-with-their-tongues-full-of-
cum-1st-visit-porn-video: Downloading webpage
WARNING: [generic] Falling back on generic information extractor
[generic] gloryhole-swallow-hanna-with-doran-kissing-with-their-tongues-full-of-
cum-1st-visit-porn-video: Extracting information
ERROR: Unsupported URL: https://cumgloryhole.se/videos/4gxhyz/gloryhole-swallow-
hanna-with-doran-kissing-with-their-tongues-full-of-cum-1st-visit-porn-video/

I even tried with the "blob" link:

<video id="video-id" playsinline="" webkit-playsinline="" class="js-fluid-player" preload="auto" style="border-radius: 0px; height: 100%; width: 100%; cursor: none;" src="blob:https://cumgloryhole.se/8ec18516-47c4-4063-92d6-fb9c3bad209e"><source src="https://cdn1.cumgloryhole.se/ts/f60914f069966928f946e9ed6eefdcec/ts.m3u8" type="application/x-mpegURL"></video>

but still not working. help

>>105652974
QRD on webtransport? Why do we even need yet another protocol?

>>105652775
I've been deleting cookies and doing tons of stuff in incognito for decades now, so combining that with DNS over HTTPS, all my ISP can see is the domains I'm connecting to, not the actual data or specific pages being visited?
but the DNS has the specific pages and data? or does HTTPS hide it from them too, and only the user and the domain know what the specifics are?

>>105653228
DNS maps IP addresses to domains. If you have DoH and no other leaks, all your ISP can see is the IP address your packets are going to. If you have plaintext DNS, all your ISP can see is the domains you're connecting to.
HTTPS encrypts all information other than the domain.
>the specific pages and data
Re-read my previous posts anon, I feel like I explained this already, let me know if you don't understand anything specific I said.

Is there a way to make this nigga fuck off without getting 500 viruses?

>>105653214
WebTransport is a WebSocket replacement that natively runs on top of HTTP/3 (which runs on top of QUIC). The key feature is that exposes QUIC's features to the web devs. First of all, that includes the ability to have multiple independent streams inside one connection, with head-of-line blocking inside each stream, but without head-of-line blocking between these streams (i.e. as if you have multiple WebSocket connections, but all of it is running inside one QUIC+HTTP/3 connection). Second of all, that also includes the ability to send unreliable datagrams using WebTransport, which use QUIC DATAGRAM frames under the hood, this exposes UDP-like functionality to web devs without doing WebRTC stuff. These datagrams can be lost and are not retransmitted. All of this only really works as advertised if the connection is HTTP/3. If the connection is HTTP/2, WebTransport will still work, but obviously there will be head-of-line blocking between streams and datagrams will actually be reliable. WebTransport doesn't work at all on HTTP/1.1 currently.

>>105652763
I saw a knock off brand one for like £20 the other day. Fittingly in a knock off CEX.
Obviously can't tell you the quality of them, but they are out there.

>>105642871
the download button on the faststream video player extension worked for me

>>105653304
I can: it's shit. The main issue is the complete lack of optical image stabilization, every vibration that reaches the camera will make footage into the unwatchable jelly. Washed out colors, bad resolution and absolutely horrid sound are given.

>>105653248
sorry I'm a little retarded. I appreciate the explanations though.
my ISP will always be able to see the destination IP.
a VPN can obscure the real destination IP.
a destination IP may or may not be associated with a specific domain.
a domain is the main (root might be a better word?) URL.
HTTPS obscures the data transferred between the domain and your PC.
the different web pages within a domain are typically all on the same IP, and the data is obscured by HTTPS.
DNS hosts domain IP's? so DNS over HTTPS obscures your request for a domain's address? or does it also obscure you visiting the domain, but not the IP because that's obscured by the VPN?
I guess I'm still a little unclear on the DNS's role.

>>105653563
>the different web pages within a domain are typically all on the same IP
To clarify: on the same domain (i.e. same part with all the dots, e.g. again boards.4chan.org or whatever), all the pages will always be on the same IP.
Different domains may or may not be hosted on the same server/IP. For example, like I said, mail.google.com and docs.google.com are almost certainly hosted separately. But boards.4chan.org and 4chan.org have the same IP and probably run on the same server.

>DNS
DNS translates domain names to IP addresses. Data packets can only be routed between IPs, and DNS is literally just a lookup table mapping domains to IPs. That's why it can leak info.
Your browser is sending data to, in 4chan's case, 104.16.228.229. But you didn't type that in the URL bar, you typed "4chan.org". So your browser made a DNS request to look up the IP as the very first thing it did. But if DNS is not encrypted, now everyone who saw it knows you're probably connecting to 4chan.org now.
But what's more, is that afterwards, when you click on a board, boards.4chan.org is a different domain so your browser makes another DNS lookup. So now everyone can see that you went from the homepage and started browsing the boards. But both of them share the same IP, so if the DNS request was encrypted, everyone would only see you're connecting to "the IP address 4chan is generally hosted on".

And just in case you aren't clear, all the data on a website is served by that website's webserver, physically located somewhere reachable by its public IP address (as registered in the DNS system). But DNS is a distributed system and you can choose one of many providers hosting DNS servers for your lookups - or like I mentioned earlier even host your own.

Why the fuck does windows put my laptop to sleep when programs are in the middle of processing shit?
For example
>Burning ISO with Rufus
>Oops looks like that takes more than 5 minutes
>Puts my laptop to sleep
>Failed.
I know I can turn off sleep, but surely it can be a bit fucking smarter than this.

How do I warranty? 4060 is a piece of shit and I want my money back. Store credit is way past due. Do I have to chance it and sell it?

>>105653875
typically only games and videos prevent idle states.

>>105653875
Try power settings. Never power down unless instructed.

What's a good, budget soundbar for an 40 inch TV? I live in and apartment and would like something that's just going to push sound in the right direction without blowing up the room.

>le shill lion
>PRIVACY browser
>decide to check prices of /csg/
>open browser
>browse without login or tracking
>find something at cool price
>download app, make account, make the purchase
>all is well
>a few weeks later
>decide to check price on some other /csg/
>open browser
>it auto redirects me to chinky app logged and tracking
>no way to disable this shit
What pisses me off the most is that the browser CAN do what I want, but refuses to.

Is there any way to configure it to open EVERY site in the browser instead of third party app, unless I request it manually? Or some other privacy focused browser that doesn't redirect me to the tracking official apps?

>>105653999
I see. I found a program called process lasso that looks like it might do what I want (make certain processes prevent sleep)
>>105654007
I can stop it going to sleep by disabling sleep, or making it take longer.
The problem is I normally want it to sleep quickly to save battery, just not when an important program that takes time to complete is running.

>>105653875
microsoft button -> power settings.

>>105654098

>>105654214
Where is this elusive configuration? I just went thru every setting in Brave and failed to find it.

is firefox ever going to fix looping video?
>drag in webm or mp4
>right click loop
>expect it to just loop playback
>instead it freezes on the final frame for 20s then starts looping with no audio
this has been a problem for literally years

>>105653875
How do you define "processing shit? Most people tend to have a bunch of stuff open at all times. Windows can't detect whether something is important or not, and whether it will get interrupted by sleep or not.

>>105654098
>>105654274
Anon your phone is doing it
Your phone is opening the app, it's not opening brave, brave isn't even seeing the website

>>105654419
How is brave not seeing the website? I'm on brave. I search on its search for "aliexpress" or some other. I click the Aliexpress link from within brave. It fucking begins opening the site, then stops halfway and opens the app instead.

But what you're telling me is that it's an Android setting? Ok, I'll search again there, then.

>>105654459
Oh, yeah, I'm retarded, in that case brave is seeing the website.
But still yes >>105654214 is an android setting. For example if you have a youtube app, and you click on a youtube link, lots of people would want it to open in the app. For normies that'll be the official youtube app, for you that app could be newpipe for example, you might want its actually functional player rather than loading youtube's bloated web UI. It's built-in android functionality.

>>105654274
Firefox

good (reliable, durable) storage options for a single-board computer with usb 2 only?
my usb3-sata adapter doesn't work reliably over usb 2 because of the higher power requirement

>>105654492
Thanks, I'll look in those settings. I just believe it's beyond retarded: I know there's an official app (I even have it installed), so if I wanted to use that, I'd open that instead. If I'm opening the browser it is because I want to sue the browser. Bonus retardation for beinga privacy focused browser that should not send these out to the OS or at least have an option, instead of just leaking this to some third party. Way to be privatey!

Sorry for my ranting. And don't get me started on "opening PDFs from WhatsApp, then try to 'alt+tab' back to WhatsApp to see the page number or some other reference... Nope, the PDF is another app but it's actually the same 'window' as WhatsApp, so to see the conversation, you have to close the PDF".

I swear to God, I can't tell if mobile devs are more evil or retarded.

>>105654527
Thanks, will try that if I can't find the option. Regular Firefox or that Firefox Focus I guess it was called that was meant for more privacy?

>>105654529
An external HDD that's either 2.5'' (those usually power fine directly over USB) or that has an external power lead. Some 3.5'' externals also come with a double USB cable, if your SBC has two free ports, and that can be enough for them.

>my usb3-sata adapter doesn't work reliably over usb 2 because of the higher power requirement
Does the adapter not have its own power plug? If so same deal as with a USB drive, you probably need to get a 2.5'' drive. Or an adapter that accepts external power.

>>105654542
>I just believe it's beyond retarded:
It's as different as "default application to open X" on desktop. The main difference is that on desktop it only works on filetypes or for particular protocols (e.g. steam:// URLs can open in the desktop steam app), while on mobile it's possible for arbitrary domains.
The reasoning is, again, for normies. On mobile it's very common to have apps basically replacing websites, which is generally a terrible thing, but which companies love because an app has oh so much more access to your phone's data and ID and advertising than a web page. So it's been happily pushed by both google and apple, since it makes more revenue for app developers, and as a result has become the normal way of using your phone for normies. "Go to the website? Ew, is there an app for it?" This is to the point even shitty retarded boomer restaurants and the like sometimes shit out apps (which might just be packaged versions of the website), without even putting in any effort into ad revenue or whatever, but just so normies have an "app" to download.
And thing is, like in the newpipe example I gave, it still be a great feature IF the app you have installed is one you want to use. I WANT to load newpipe which bypasses most of youtube's JS tracking and profiling garbage, rather than loading the website.
>if I wanted to use that, I'd open that instead
But what if someone sends you a link in a chat and you tap on it? Would you want the browser or the app to open?

The android setting should be system-wide. I'm guessing brave doesn't have its own setting simply because android already has it.

>Nope, the PDF is another app but it's actually the same 'window' as WhatsApp
Yeah I agree, the "activity" concept on android is beyond braindead.

>>105654542
Im using dev edition because it comes with extra spyware/lets you install your own addons. I think it's in normal firefox too tho. Dunno about focus

>>105654638
Exactly. I can't tell if they're more evil or retarded. Either way I fucking hate their guts.

>>105654663
>lets you install your own addons
That's interesting. Thanks.

>>105654529
wa la

>>105654921
>wa la
This transliteration never fails to make me kek.

>>105654934
I immediately imagine a tomato every time I see or write it.

>>105654921
>>105654934
it's supposed to be voila, but we ign'ant.

>>105654971
Who's going to tell him?..

>>105654412
Yeah, that makes some sense.
But I assumed by now there would be a way for programs to give themselves some kind of priority flag, so if they're doing a long single task that will be catastrophically interrupted by sleep, they can tell windows not to sleep until it's finished and the flag goes away.

>>105655060
I think there might be. I know there is on mobile for example, and I've never looked into how windows does it but I do know that, say, when I'm watching something in VLC my PC doesn't just randomly go to sleep.
So I'm guessing rufus just doesn't do it. Which wouldn't be windows's fault.

Also, pragmatically speaking, I'm curious how often do you just leave your laptop open but not doing anything? Personally I never found auto-sleep useful, because if I'm leaving and want my laptop to sleep to save battery I'll either close it or hit the power button (configured to put it to sleep). And if I'm leaving it open, which I rarely do, but if I do, it's because I specifically don't want it to sleep.

Are computer viruses good for society?

Anyone know of any free plebbit scrollers where I can watch videos for free and download them without signing?

>>105649823
>That's what a VPN is for
important to note is that you then move the point of spying to your VPN, which involves trust (trust that it really does delete logs for example).
a VPN that you use from several places centralizes your browsing activity, say for example you use 5 different IPs throughout the year:
your home IP
your phone IP (make sure you never connect to your home wifi)
your work IP
your parent's IP
the IP of your pub which offers free wifi

if you use your VPN everywhere you turn your browser activity from a split between 5 IPs (because you always clear your cookies of course) into 1 IP. so if authorities can figure out what exit IP you are assigned to on your VPN it can improve their ability to track your activity.

>>105654096
please respond

>>105653208
you could try with the .m3u8 URL maybe

because .m3u8 seems familiar, isn't that like a playlist of video streams? as long as their servers don't check for a cookie token to download the streams then yt-dlp should understand how to downoload that.
porn sites usually dont protect their usually-stolen porn this much...

>>105655901
Sonos Ray Soundbar

source: is rank 11 (11th from the top out of 562 soundbars) on a swedish index and the price seems low to me

>>105655958
>$200
you sure that's accurate? was hoping for something cheaper. i'm not looking for top of the line stuff, just something that'll point sound the right way and not sound like ripping ass through a biscuit tin.

how hard is it to install an external security camera in the wall watching over yoru front proch

>>105655976
Xiaomi Soundbar 2.0

is rank 13 and very cheap but, the name sounds like chink shit so check reviews and don't buy if you need to connect to internet. not sure if it has subwoofer

>>105655997
>the name sounds like chink shit
Because it is. It's like The cnhinkshit company, probably the third most popular smartphone manufacturer behind apple and samsung. Also they make everything, from nail clippers (not even electric) and screwdrivers (electric and not) to literal cars.

>>105655984
Do you know which side of a drill makes holes?

>>105655976
>>105655997
>>105656033
If you don't need subwoofer:
Sony HT-SF150

>>105656048
Tell you even more -- I don't even need a soundbar, I have a set of speakers and a sub. Don't know why are you replaying to me.

>>105656067
*replying
fuck

>>105655997
>>105656048
I don't need a subwoofer i'm in an apartment and I'm gonna use it to hear TV and vidya better. i'm not a sound quality snob as long as it's clear audio. I don't need or want the bass to shake my apartment.

okay which one of these is better

>>105656192
just pick the one with the best looking 3D rendered image

i want to get rid of my security camera footage bcuz im running low on space but id like to check all moments where something actually happened.

Its a shit closed source camera that only works through a garbage app and all that but i have it set to record everything that happens from like 11PM to like 4 AM during the weekends, which are the most problematic times for vandalism and such

Is there any program that can analyze tons of hours of videofootage and highlight the segments where something happens? Motion on the video, a loud sound, whatever
>>105656046
Yes!
but my house's outer wall is made of stone so i doubt i can drill holes into it

>>105656192
Creative Stage Air if you insist on wasting money on chinkshit speakers

>>105656192
There's a good chance it might not sound better than the speakers in your display.
>>105656385
Well yeah loads of programs. You just need a computer set up to be your Network Video Recorder, usually, which your typical garbage app-requiring camera probably doesn't play nice with. Also you can drill holes in stone, you just need a drill that's capable of it and masonry bits. You'll want to drill holes for anchors and then insert the anchors after filling the holes with an appropriate putty or caulk.

>>105656385
If it's _your_ house, you can whatever you want, given you've got the right tool and a bit for it.

>>105655922
I got this error:

C:\Users\Anon\Desktop\YT-DLP>yt-dlp https://cdn1.cumgloryhole.se/ts/f609
14f069966928f946e9ed6eefdcec/ts.m3u8
[generic] Extracting URL: https://cdn1.cumgloryhole.se/ts/f60914f069966928f946e9
ed6eefdcec/ts.m3u8
[generic] ts: Downloading webpage
ERROR: [generic] Unable to download webpage: HTTP Error 403: Forbidden (caused b
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>>105656616
>You just need a computer set up to be your Network Video Recorder, usually, which your typical garbage app-requiring camera probably doesn't play nice with. Also you can drill holes in stone, you just need a drill that's capable of it and masonry bits. You'll want to drill holes for anchors and then insert the anchors after filling the holes with an appropriate putty or caulk.
my camera records to a SD card plugged into it, and i can copy the video files to my PC, its just mp4

Have people figured out a way to get pre-OS X Mac OSes to run 486 and Pentium?

>>105656685
Well you could run the NVR software on your PC if you leave it on all the time with an extra hard drive for storage. They can detect motion, but that's often a premium feature that you have to pay extra for. Frigate is the best for what you'd pay for it.
Otherwise, defining what an "event" worthy of recording is will be up to the software built into your camera. You have to fine tune these things, since every camera and lighting condition and placement is different.

>>105656684
probably need some kind of cookie token to be allowed the download. they are holding onto the porn hard... i think you can use cookies somehow in yt-dlp but i dont know how

>>105656794
...or the url has expired. you could try to generate a new one and then use it very quickly with yt-dlp before it expires.

>>105656705
Virtual PC

>>105656684
jupiter!