Ma insists on getting a sound bar for her turntable to replace her two floor speakers. Problem is her receiver only has speaker wire output. Would getting speaker-wire-to-RCA cable and an RCA-to-optical converter be a suitable solution, or would there be audio degradation such that I've be better off just getting a new receiver as well?

>>105772229 (OP)
any good father's day gift ideas?

>meme where anon is running crysis on max settings in winder

is it logical that colder weather equals less PC temperature troubles?

>asking google ai overview
cats on the moon and whatnot

Are there better alternatives than making a github account for storing code or should i just make one?

ive got an nvidia shield connected to my lg tv via hdmi
when the shield is turned off (not just asleep) can i turn it on with my lg remote? (or failing that the shield remote/controller?)
if so, how?

>>105772229 (OP)
hey is that the guy who just rugpilled his fans on the latest season of his internet reality tv show live stream?

>>105772229 (OP)
The old thread was >>105729928 since OP is too rarted to mention it

>>105773001
that depends, what features of github, are you satisfied/dissatisfied with? are you aware you can use git without github?

whats the fastest way to open a large text file (gbs) without consuming that much ram?

Another thing is there gonna be issues with having one of my laptop's ram be 8gb 2400 MHz ram and a 16gb 3200MHz on the interim? Bought a refurbished laptop and the 8gb is what it came with but I'd like to upgrade the ram one at time since I don't have enough money at the moment. If not I'd stick to the 16gb then, 8gb is not enough.

>>105774398
Yeah just that I'd like to have something offsite or something.

Can someone please tell me how to search for shit like a pro?
All of the search engines available, are terrible. Are there any python scripts that do a good job at actually crawling the internet and finding sites that would normally never be indexed?
also what are some good p2p wares that arent slsk?

>>105774622
I've been using vim for those kind of files since it can stream the files instead of loading all of it at once. Stackexchange says bellow is the fastest way basically turning off all the plugins.
vim -u NONE gargantuan.txt

As a nocoder STEMfag that needs to shit out a barely functional but flashy MVP/proof of concept android application for a project, what AI slop website should I buy tokens for to do this for me?
I'll pay real devs later.

Because doxing is mostly basic intuition; is using temporary emails and shutting the fuck up online a good enough defense? Against individuals, i mean, not corporations or governments.

Hello, I have this password-protected .zip archive that I've made with 7zip some time ago. I forgot the password but I know some of the words I've used for it, I've been trying to use john the ripper and hashcat to bruteforce the hash with a wordlist but when I run john it keeps telling me that every single file in the archive is "not encrypted, or stored with non-handled compression type." The files use AES-256 Deflate Method with NTFS WzAES. Despite the error it still outputs an insane hash of over 500k letters which does not work in hashcat. Is john not able to find hashes for aes256 or am I doing something wrong?

>>105776134
Common sense is a good enough defense.
Don't post private information, don't reuse same or similar avatars/nicknames across multiple platforms. Have a couple of different emails.

any other suggestions? >>105774622

>>105772518
If the air is colder the heat sinks will be colder and remove heat faster. Despite everything being so messed up, not everything you think you know is wrong.
>>105772229 (OP)
Sound bars have their own internal amplifiers. If you're trying to play records with one you need to hook the player up to the sound bar directly. Also your mom is wrong and if the speakers are damaged or degraded they should be replaced or repaired, that sound bar isn't going to be as high fidelity as speakers of the same price will be as long as your receiver is doing fine.

>>105772364
cheap walmart Onn USB, always handy to have spare thumbdrives

it feels like AI is going to be able to any kind of non-physical activity, (including using and deploying other AI) better than me within 2-4 years, and I don't think I have it in me to create a successful start up using AI within the next couple of years.

Should I just give up and travel and do temporary non-career jobs for the next couple of years and hope to find a girl that's happy to start a family while being poor or on universal basic income or doing something unglamorous like being a carer for old folks?

>>105777567
>it feels
it "feels" like this because your education is insufficient. learn the trivium
>an introductory curriculum at a medieval university involving the study of grammar, rhetoric, and logic.
and you can join the rest of us with the great disappointment of AI. we wish AI were as good as the grifters claim it is

What's the best open source video editing software?
And how does it compare to the best closed source video editing software?

>>105777772
>What's the best open source video editing software?
ffmpeg
>And how does it compare to the best closed source video editing software?
ffmpeg is a dependency of every video editing software

How quickly is Linux supposed to increase receive buffer sizes? rmem_default is 200kb and rmem_max is 50mb. But when I spam udp packets they start dropping after the default capacity is reached. I thought the capacity would grow automatically to 50mb but this is not the case. Obviously I can set the default to 50mb, but what is Linux doing?

>>105778080
I love ffmpeg and I use it a ton.
But cropping and resizing a video frame by frame sounds like hell to do with just ffmpeg.

>>105778433
you don't really need the best open source or best proprietary video editor then, cropping and resizing is something all of them can do, try Shotcut

>>105774854
>Yeah just that I'd like to have something offsite or something.
I would use github then, it sounds like you just want some basic offsite hosting

>>105778484
>you don't really need the best open source or best proprietary video editor then, cropping and resizing is something all of them can do
Very true. I just figured I'd aim for the stars anyway if I was to get a new video editing software.
>try Shotcut
I'll look into it. Thanks.

I want to make my own videogames:

Should I learn C++ or C#?

Is it worth learning how to use a game engine?

Any tips of where to start like sites or blogs about this?

Thanks.

Whats the cheapest laptop you can recommend that has HDMI and 3 USB ports? I only plan on using it for web browsing and watching tv shows. I'll probably put endeavorOS or some type of linux OS on it too.

>Anons dont know the nigga in OP picrel took a minor across state lines to rape them

>>105777378
> Also your mom is wrong and if the speakers are damaged or degraded they should be replaced or repaired, that sound bar isn't going to be as high fidelity as speakers of the same price will be as long as your receiver is doing fine.
They work fine, and I know she's wrong. Her issue is the amount of space they take up, that's why she's dead set on a soundbar.

>>105778165
Answered myself: linux doesn't do this. You are responsible for setting the size and the max is just the max you can get.

>>105773006
does anyone know?

>>105778165
>>105779939
That might be the target amount of unprocessed packets, anything near max causes the connections to backoff(send fewer packets), what may be happening is the packets are tiny, and/or the connection is saturated
>>105774870
Consider Yacy
(It is a daemon that uses Webui)
You don't have to crawl or index stuff yourself, but if you are port forwarded feel free to do so, just do it broadly

I bought two 1440 monitors and I'm going to use a display port splitter to connect both of them to one display port on my tower desktop. I plan to stream/play games on this computer.
Is a 5080 the right card or will going lower benefit me in some way? $4,000 is about the max I'm willing to spend on a tower so 5090 isn't going to work for me.
Thank you in advance

Trying to add jpg artwork to an opus file through foobar2000 on a Windows 10 PC. Can't do it because access is denied. Some notes and things I've tried:
-opus file is not read only
-other opus files in the directory don't have this problem
-restarted PC to make sure nothing was using either file
-tried renaming the opus and jpg "1" in case the original filenames had unacceptable characters
-copy and pasted opus and jpg to another drive and tried with the copied files
-opus file was downloaded off YouTube using yt-dlp or jdownloader I forget which
Any suggestions?

>>105779665
Well at least try and keep that stuff for yourself. Receivers and floor speakers are crazy expensive to get new and she won't really need it anyway.

I have Surface laptop Gen 1, when using CPUZ and HWinfo/speccy to see the CPU I get i5-7200U and i7-7660U respectively.
How do I know which one I have?
How often do these application mess up CPU recognition?

>>105780338
what does task manager show?
afaik speccy stopped getting updated so I would be less likely to side with it, you could also go into the BIOS and see what that shows

>>105780387
>task manager show?
i7-7660U
CPUZ and HWINFO show two different things though.
the BIOS for the surface doesn't show the CPU info

>>105780411
There are two more ways to tell
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/95443/intel-core-i57200u-processor-3m-cache-up-to-3-10-ghz/specifications.html
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/97537/intel-core-i77660u-processor-4m-cache-up-to-4-00-ghz/specifications.html

>i5-7200U
3MB of Cache
Intel® HD Graphics 620

> i7-7660U
4MB of Cache
Intel® Iris® Plus Graphics 640

>the BIOS for the surface doesn't show the CPU info
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3-M0Y27CF8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcoBzl1j_ic
post a picture of what your BIOS does show

>>105780652
>Intel® HD Graphics 620
Yeah I got the 7200U

im bein apple-juiced by my fellow people at work, never thought it would work on me. so... NANO TEXTURE OR NOT?!?!?!?!?!!??!?!

>>105780669
I feel I was robbed because I was supposed to get the 7660U

>>105780672
your coworkers don't pay your bills, their opinion doesn't matter

is it just me or all the uis are more and more round these last days ?

>>105780775

well i also just seen that apparently apple shit dont support ublock origin on firefox (no idea if its true) so fuck them coworkers for even trying

How can you download an entire website and all subpages for offline use? I'm trying to download https://www.websters1913.com with wget, but no matter what flags I use it only gets index.html, not any of the pages for the words in the dictionary.

>>105780958
you'd probably need another tool to get a list of all subdomains, usually website admins don't want this, so try looking at cybersecurity/pentesting tools

Why in the world did firefox start adding this over the bookmarks icon

Can you recommend programs to format a read-only SD card? My sister's SD got locked into read-only somehow when she lent it to someone to transfer some photos, and now the camera won't detect it. I was able to transfer all of the photos, but neither my PC nor her laptop will let me format it.

>>105781919
>neither my PC nor her laptop
what programs did you already try, it could help troubleshooting

>>105782053
Honestly, I haven't tried much, just the normal formatting option on Windows, both 10 and 11, I also tried formatting from her camera, but it also didn't let me. I already have all of her pictures saved, but it won't let me delete anything, so I thought formatting would be the next best option to unlock the SD again.

Is there a book out there (or a series of books) that could teach me every single computing process there is?

is there any way to bypass the password on an encrypted android 6 device yet?

>>105782599
Depends on the device

>>105772229 (OP)
Hi, why are there posts collapsed? started happening today

>>105781919
Believe me it is gone, I have a dozen or so of cards like that, there is no fix.

>>105782828
Did you turn on any filters?

I've always thought that proper external HDs are a better option than a standard (usually 2.5") hard disk with a case that "converts it" into an external one.
Am I correct?

can I use a GTX 1660 Ti 6gb if I only have a 500mw power supply? I also have a i5-8400 on my pc. Also the power supply is about 6 years old.

>>105783461
*500 W

>>105772229 (OP)
Any tips to ripping/downloading stubborn videos off of web pages?

>order network interface
>it looks different
>different PCB, similar, but different
>inspect closer
>it's an updated REVISION
Shit. If the PCB is different... maybe more is.
How can I identify which chipset it uses for the Ethernet without installing it physically?
can a MAC address tell us anything? are there patterns of first few digits reserved for certain manufacturers or anything like that?

>>105781919
The controller does that when it runs out of spare pages or encounters some other unrecoverable situation. The drive is hosed like other Anon said.

>>105772229 (OP)
if i install warcraft 3 on a windows 11 on an external hdd and go to my friends house and want to play it on windows xp can i just plug and play? or we have to do a ffresh install on the old os?

>>105782943
>>105783880
Goddammit. Well, at least I was able to transfer all the data, I'll just have to buy her a new memory. Thank you.

anyone know how to access old youtube videos? trying to watch all old AtheneWins videos from 2007-2010 era and he unlisted them all. i can view some on my old account but only ones i liked

>>105783873
It's the same as the older one.
>can a MAC address tell us anything?
No, only the vendor.
>are there patterns of first few digits reserved for certain manufacturers or anything like that?
First half tells the vendor, the rest is a running number.

>>105783405
Are we talking about HDDs specifically? No, your typical external HDD is basically just picrel, but with a plastic case -> a SATA to USB converter.
External SSDs on the other hand vary hugely.

Right now I have ~6 year old 1TB HDD. Two questions about it.

1. Is there a major risk of it just dying any day? It takes about 30 mins to boot up in the morning.

2. In all this time of using it I still have 260GB of free space, and I really haven't gone through and deleted old stuff. I was thinking of upgrading to a 2TB SSD but I'm not sure I'll need that much space, thoughts?

>>105784347
id have backed everythign up 6 months ago. its about to die brother.

>>105772229 (OP)
>Would getting speaker-wire-to-RCA cable and an RCA-to-optical converter be a suitable solution
No, devices meant for line-level signals aren't capable of taking audio signals amplified for passive speakers. You would need some sort of attenuator in the chain as well, but it's a bad idea anyway.

What you need to do is connect the turntable to the soundbar and skip on the receiver, the soundbar has its own amplification built-in and it doesn't need a receiver to work, it's not a passive speaker. If the soundbar has no analog input, then you can use a converter box like you were considering already. There's one more wrinkle here, namely that some turntables do not output line-level signal and as such they need a turntable preamp to work (the signal is too low level). In your mom's current setup the receiver either has a dedicated input for turntables with a built-in preamp or the preamp is built into the turntable itself. You will need to look into what you've got and how things are connected to figure out whether you need to buy a separate preamp or not.

>>105784301
https://www.trendnet.com/support/TEG-25GECTX
https://www.trendnet.com/support/support-detail.asp?prod=320_TEG-25GECTX

Neither advertise the chipset but a review says it was a Realtek.
The original version lists support for Windows 7 but the newer one doesn't, is that likely an omission or an actual break of compatibility?
I got it planning to use it for a server then retire it later into a legacy Win Vista/7 machine but now I'm not sure if that is possible.

>>105784401
So you're saying I should drop $1,000 bucks on a new pc? I'm gonna be 100% honest with you I'm just trying to justify that purchase to myself right now.

Also I double checked and I bought the pc in October 2018.

>>105784347
>~6 year old 1TB HDD.
I have 15 year old drives still chugging along fine, error free, and as performant as ever.
If you put a drive through 24/7 high I/O (random access, sequential is a much lighter workload) maybe they fail more commonly after the 5 year (good drive warranty period) mark but normally you shouldn't worry.
Just have backups.
>It takes about 30 mins to boot up in the morning.
What do you mean? WHAT takes 30 mins to boot up? Drives go from being unplugged and powered off to being spinning, active, and accessible in just a few seconds.
Are you running your fucking operating system off the HDD?

>I was thinking of upgrading to a 2TB SSD but I'm not sure I'll need that much space, thoughts?
2TB SSDs come with more DRAM cache, higher performance, and usually twice the endurance. For every good SSD out there you basically get double the endurance with the 2TB model, better performance, and having more space allows for more overprovisioning in some cases which will further boost performance. If you use it as a 1TB drive, it will basically last forever.
Until it dies. Unexpectedly Irrecoverably, like most storage devices eventually do.
Just have backups but I'd go with a 2TB SSD. A good SSD is like $100 for a 1TB and $150 for a 2TB.

how do i access mail.cock.li through a mail client

i need to reset a password and their webmail was destroyed so now i need to do this via client

>>105784347
>Is there a major risk of it just dying any day?
Not really. But you're likely beyond the MTBF. So death does come closer every day.
>It takes about 30 mins to boot up in the morning.
Win10? If so it's the OS doing a bunch of bullshit in the background on boot and saturating the drive's IO. It's a HDD issue, not your specific HDD.
>In all this time of using it I still have 260GB of free space, and I really haven't gone through and deleted old stuff. I was thinking of upgrading to a 2TB SSD but I'm not sure I'll need that much space, thoughts?
1TB is probably plenty if you're penny pinching. But it's not like a 2TB SATA SSD is going to ruin you financially and you can always use it as a media drive or something in the future if you do upgrade the whole machine.

>>105784467
>What do you mean? WHAT takes 30 mins to boot up?

My computer, it takes about that long before I can actually use it, sometimes longer. I'm not sure if that's relevant but when I check task manager it shows disc at 100% so I assume that's the limiting factor.

>>105784492
>Win10?

Yes.

>>105784544
What operating system are you running?
What model is your "hard drive" ?

>>105784747
Windows 10

and a Western Digital WD10EZEX.

>>105784779
Okay, that is a hard drive.
Just buy an SSD for your OS, clone the drive to it, and use the HDD as a backup for your SSD.

It's slow because Microsoft is farming CHIA on your storage devices to pay the pajeet farm back home. Older operating systems ran fine off HDDs but not anymore, you get Windows for free but pay with this nonsense instead. Microsoft actually bans OEMs (system makers like Dell, etc) from installing Windows onto HDDs these days and requires SSDs be used for primary storage. HDDs are okay for data storage, but not modern Windows.
Your drive is probably completely fine and performing fine your OS is just to blame.

>>105784821
>Your drive is probably completely fine and performing fine your OS is just to blame.

That's good to hear. I don't have anything too important on this pc, but if it dies I won't have a pc and that would suck big time.

I need to make a new "legitimate" email that won't be marked as spam to sign up for accounts.
Will using a cock.li account to verify a protonmail account work for this?

>>105778797
>Should I learn C++ or C#?
Depends. You actually don't need either of those languages to make a game depending on the game engine, although C# is supported by Unity and C++ is supported by Unreal. I'm pretty sure Godot and Unreal also both have limited C# support. Godot uses its own scripting language called GDscript

>Is it worth learning how to use a game engine?
Here on /g/ people will call you a nocoder retard for not programming your game from the ground up with nothing more than basic graphics/sound libraries, but you should really use a game engine instead since it makes the process so much easier, just be aware that game engines usually have licensing and fee caveats. It's worth *not* using a game engine if you want to avoid those but also if you want to genuinely learn how to code.

>Any tips of where to start like sites or blogs about this?
There's an absurd amount of information on the web concerning game development but the best place to start would be with documentation and guides for whatever language/library or game engine you decide to use.

>>105782828
You probably have filters on with recursive post hiding, or accidentally hid a post with recursive post hiding.

>>105778496
Another thing though I want to get into automation and stuff with docker and jenkins and CI-CD Pipeline and those stuff. specifically for work though. it's possible to do that with github right? It's studying for work though.

>>105785028
Alternatively, could I use an email alias/proxy linked to a current protonmail account to verify a new protonmail account? Or would proton be able detect that as an attempt at circumventing their one account per user policy?

In 4chan-x can you change the iqdb to saucenao? iqdb has long queues recently.

What's the best way to learn about images and containers?
I want to make a container that connect to internet with VPN, and expose a SOCKS5/HTTP proxy, so I can use that with yt-dlp/mpv/gallery-dl/etc to bypass geo-restriction.
And I need it to be temporally so it remove the container after it's finish.

>>105786330
You should be able to by removing the # from the saucenow url and adding a # in front of the iqdb one, under the "Sauce" tab in your 4chanX settings.

>>105786790
Ooo nice thanks

>>105786763
For something like this, unironically ask an LLM
After it spits out a configuration at you, you can also ask it to explain what the different parts of it do and how it works

>>105784347
>Is there a major risk of it just dying
>>105784837
>if it dies [...] that would suck big time

It sounds like you might need to care not just about major risks but also minor ones maybe
You don't need to "drop $1000 bucks on a new pc", you need to spend $50-80 on a new backup drive

>>105784471
same way as any other mail, retard

>>105783687
yt-dlp (not just for youtube!)

>>105784471
If you put your cock.li address in the "username" field of your email client it might be able to automatically connect, otherwise you'll have to find the domain name for the IMAP4/SMTP server

>>105776763
Normally, less is made for this usecase

>>105787310
I did.
It literally hallucinated non-existing commands for docker and tried to pull an imaginary image.

>>105783947
i've run wc3 just fine from installed files without actually installing on on that computer just fine.
this is from a friends' copy so i'm not sure if he did anything to it. if the game asks for a cd (not sure if wc3 does, but it's common for that era), you may need a nocd crack (check gamecopyworld if that's still around)

>>105784150
you'd probably have to find someone who linked to each of them. i'm not familiar with that youtuber so i can't give specific information

>>105776134
What the other anon said. I want to stress the importance of having unlinked identities for different communities you use.
There's no reason why your discord gooning username should be linkable to your stackoverflow username where you ask work-related questions. There's no reason the steam username that you use to play with IRL friends should be linkable to the steam account that you use to play with discord goonbuddies. There's no reason any of that should be linkable to your IRL twitter account if you have one, or any shitposting twitter accounts where you post the nigger word and harrass women.

The usernames should be different, they should not be "friends" or anything like that, and you shouldn't tell people which accounts are yours.

Of course the ideal defense would be to simply never have personal information available online, but that's not always possible. Tons of people need a linkedin for job hunting. Many people choose to maintain social media linked to their IRL identity, again for social presence, portfolio building, or networking. You'll likely have accounts that you share with people who know you IRL - friends that you play games with, coworkers or professional contacts that you keep in contact with over twitter, idk maybe girls you contact over instagram I dunno how that shit works, etc. The key thing is to keep your IRL identity clean, and have other "identities" that are completely unlinked from your IRL self, and exist purely online - not as a pseudonym but as a completely unrelated and unlinked set of accounts.
And on THOSE online accounts you obviously never share any IRL details. Even when asked. Maybe e.g. country and general industry (like "programmer") is safe, but no birthday, no exact age, no IRL name, no city, no precise details about your job or family or life, etc.

>>105784347
at 6 years old i wouldn't be sweating unless...
>It takes about 30 mins to boot up in the morning.
wtf man how is that still working? if a hdd takes /any/ longer to start up than it did when it was new that's a really bad sign

>>105787395
Odd, I haven't had problems like this in ages. What did you ask? Right now basically claude and chatgpt's most recent models are by far the best. (And I know claude's near-best model is available on the free tier too, no idea about chatpgt but maybe it is also.)

>>105787446
>I want to make a container that connect to internet with VPN, and expose a SOCKS5/HTTP proxy, so I can use that with yt-dlp/mpv/gallery-dl/etc to bypass geo-restriction.
And I need it to be temporally so it remove the container after it's finish.

>>105784779
jesus anon get a 1TB ssd and clone it already. i tried win10 briefly for special reasons on a hdd once in 2018 and it was total shit, why are you doing this to yourself?
this does actually remind me of the time i managed to load up the family win98 computer so badly that it took 10 minutes to boot up, lol. i though that was ridiculous and that was over 20 years ago. 1TB ssd's are cheap, man. you don't need an expensive one. (keep the hdd as a backup, why not, everyone should keep a backup)

>>105787458
I meant what did you ask it TO lmao

>>105785028
i used an email on my own personal mail server to setup a protonmail account
couldn't say if cock.li is allowed, guess it depends on if they're aware of it or not

>>105787469
Yeah man.
This is what I asked AI to do

>>105787593
based retard

>>105787615
not him but i was curious about your chain. your post here >>105787469
is not very good english. i too would have assumed you meant "to do". and only after reading each reply a couple times i assume you mean which llm he asked?

>>105787615
Well you're ESL so learn proper english.
I asked ChatGPT.

Is there anything like https://github.com/phillbush/xmenu for wayland? This works, but the dpi scaling isn't good and it doesn't close when clicking away when running on dwl with xwayland. All I can find are dmenu replacements, and launchers that don't implement nested menus that read the menu spec from stdin like the screenshot. Apparently xmenu isn't well-known enough for people to be cloning it, despite being the best simple mouse-based menu program.

>>105787651
Yeah, you got it right.
I agree that it's awkward phrasing but I wanted to double down on the "what did you ask" phrasing to clarify my earlier post rather than rephrasing it completely.
I'm pretty sure it's still grammatically correct, so there should be no need to insert words that don't exist when reading it. (I'm open to being proven wrong if it's not actually grammatical.)

>>105787667
ChatGPT has a trillion different models, did you ask a good one?

>>105787699
>ChatGPT has a trillion different models, did you ask a good one?
The latest one.

>>105787699
well i'm not an english expert, in fact it was my worst subject, so perhaps instead of "not very good english" i'll change that to "easily misinterpreted". basically, there's no expectation of perfect english here, so if your post is in any way ambiguous and can change meaning with a minor change, expect it may be misinterpreted.
i think i would have interpreted your post the way he did, and i only speak english. for what you meant i'd expect more like "i meant what llm did you ask lmao"

How can I verify that my email client is actually sending/receiving over a SOCKS proxy? Using Claws Mail for reference.

4chan make it so difficult to buy a pass. I used a card or paypal in the pass but now its limited to this coinbase bullshit.
i made an account, bought some bitcoin, try to buy and it claims i dont have the USD required.
I have the equivalent of that amount sitting there in both bitcoin and cash (GBP) but it wont let me pay. what the fuck does it want?
and now the renewal link doesnt work because it thinks I successfully paid. what a pile of junk

I’m thinking of buying a split keyboard to see if it feels better to type. I have poor touch typing skills which I hope this will force me to learn. Are split KBs a meme? Will it even help?

Why does Cursor exist as a company when it would seem Visual Studio Code could just integrate what they do as a feature?
It's a mere fork, after all, isn't it?

I just started using Cursor last month and it's nice with installs, if there's a handy readme and such.
But I'm also thinking there MUST be plenty of alternatives. Will Cursor survive? What AI IDE to use now and next year?

How to download every single 100% Free (Public Domain/GPL/OFL) font available in dafont.com with just one click?

>>105789089
>1.0 MB capacity
wtf
>2.0 MB capacity
wtf

i've heard of 1.44, 1.68, 2.88, but what are these?

>>105789153 Specially crafted diskettes. I bet Microsoft have those as well. I think that's why I couldn't copy their OS' disk to my 1.44" floppies.

>>105787385
i was hoping theres a good gui alternative

>>105789210
yea, that's what the 1.68MB i mentioned was, that's microsoft's DMF (distribution media format), a specially formatted disc which is physically identical to 2HD "1.44MB" floppies, but specially formatted.
in all honesty, i'm aware of differently formatted discs, but disks stamped with "IBM" and 1.0/2.0MB not so much. as far as your typical IBM 3.5" discs go, they're usually 720k or 1.44MB. but i am aware things can get complicated as people can get creative with how your format them
hell maybe that's just the unformatted capacity of 720k/1.44MB. i'm not claiming to be an expert. 1.44MB was common by the time i ever used a floppy disc

>>105788729
They're not bad. Ideally you want vertically staggered row rather than horizontal ones, too - the only reason they're horizontally offset is because typewriters needed physical space for the levers of each letter; it makes no sense for actual fingers.
Double ideally you can even get a curved keyboard, like an ergodox manuform. You don't necessarily have to go all-in on the autistm, feel free to pick-and-choose, just letting you know that the split keyboards which are literally just a normal keyboard split in half are pretty half-assed.

If you want to go triple autism, you can also learn something like colemak, since you're bad at touch typing right now anyway so it won't be too much to re-learn. But again that's only if you feel like it.

>>105789283
>>105789089
on further thought, that's probably what it is, unformatted capacity. 1/2MB is double, same as 720k/1.44MB, and the picture shows HD (high density) on the right disc

>>105789081
I think it's just because they were the first, and now they're well known. A lot of this is less about the tech, and more about how good you are at bringing a product to market.
VS Code has extensions for this now, true, but Cursor was "the AI-enabled VS Code" for a while and so people treat it as the default choice now rather than going around installing the right extensions.
On the technical side, the differences boil down to how you prompt things, how you supply files as context, how you encode (e.g. if you do any embeddings or whatever). Cursor was the first one to offer easy full-codebase embeddings for example.

Personally I just use claude code since it runs in the terminal. It's pretty good, I tried cursor but I don't feel like I'm missing out.

>>105789283
We better let the AI solve this for us.

>>105789351
Okay, thx for the perspective. I'll check some intro video to claude-code.

PS I just checked the repos and saw Anthropic is not using the "/antropic" handle on github, but "/anthropic"

I guess this guy is squatting

>>105789514
dude could probably sell them the handle for a nice buck

>>105789514
Meant to say
but "/anthropics"
https://github.com/anthropics/

How do I have windows automatically fix it's time on startup (I'm running a dual boot)

alright lads. what's a good disposable email address site? (Mailinator looks like it's gone to shit:)

Why do you recommend cock.li? I'm looking into new e-mail providers and I'm considering Proton as my private e-mail, but I also wanted an extra e-mail address for NSFW accounts.

What's a good alternative file browser or modfication for windows 10?

>>105790156
Cause it's ran by a /g/ autist and doesn't require a phone number or a billion captchas and arcane rules to sign up, and doesn't specialise in selling your data to advertisers.
Proton used to be fine (even if zogged), but they've been adding more and more hoops to jump through on registration.

>>105790078
cock.li

>>105790156
>but I also wanted an extra e-mail address for NSFW accounts
Cock.li is perfect for that although not all websites will probably accept addresses from it.

As the other anon said, cock.li is great because you don't need a phone number, billing information, or another major email provider to sign up for it. It is worth noting however that complete privacy with it isn't guaranteed - it doesn't encrypt your emails by default, so if Vincent (the owner of cock.li) wants to read your emails, he can. You'll have to set up encryption on your own if you're really concerned about that. He's just really dedicated to making sure governments can't get your info from his server. Cock.li is also prone to going down every so often.
I wouldn't use cock.li for anything really personal or important.

>>105790263
>>105791063
Sounds perfect in that case, I only want to use it to register to certain webpages that I wouldn't with my private e-mail. Thank you.

>>105791063
>cock.li
cheers, but i mean an instant, temporary mailbox. there is some site called disposy.email or something, just generates you a random AbacusBromwellChapter@hypermeganet.nz inbox when you go to the page.
anyone know what i'm talking about? search engines have gone to shit.

>>105791063
>it doesn't encrypt your emails by default,
It's important to note that NO email provider encrypts your emails by default. The email protocol does not support encryption, full stop.
The only way to send and receive encrypted email is if both participants use an extension on their end to encrypt or decrypt the email. There are open standards for that, like PGP - it's great but if you send PGP encrypted email, the recipient must know how to set up PGP themselves to decrypt it. You can do that over cock.li just fine.
There are also proprietary standards, like whatever protonmail uses and refuses to make open. It also only works if the recipient can decrypt it using the same protocol, except it's not just "install the right software/extension" to handle it, but because it's proprietary it basically ONLY works with protonmail addresses - at least as far as I know. (I might be wrong, but considering you can't set up your own PGP-enabled client for protonmail and need a proprietary "imap bridge", I'm pretty sure that's how it works.)

The only "encrypted email" service is the one where you AND the recipient both agree to encrypt your emails ahead of time. There is no universally encrypted email service, and cock.li is no worse than any other service. The only advantage something like protonmail has over cockli is built-in encryption when sending to other protonmail users, but for all other cases you still have to handle it yourself.

is there a local software that translates japanese text on images into english?
also what is your preferred scraper for porn/hentai sites?
asking for a friend

Would I affect the sound majorly if I were to praime/paint the yellow parts in picrel of my desktop speakers?

>>105791433
temporarymail.com?
emailondeck.com?
Just searching for "temporary email" gives me those results which seems like what you want.

On the topic of e-mails, so you could say that protonmail is good as your private e-mail for things like Steam, Twitter, Discord and the stuff, while cock.li is better for those webpages where you don't want to use your private e-mail for, such as sadpanda, to mention one of them.

>>105772229 (OP)
>>105772229 (OP)
Looking to buy a second monitor for graphics design/video editing/modelling&texturing...etc.
Size is 27" not any bigger preferably.

Any suggestions?

There a thread whose OP had a link to monitor recommendations categorized by use case, but I cannot find it.

>>105791518
https://github.com/blueaxis/Cloe
+
https://github.com/marisukukise/japReader

>>105792242
thanks but I was hoping for a more automated system, where I just load a picture in and it auto translates
I should've clarified that I mean something like yandex's translate (https://translate.yandex.com/ocr) where it will ''live translate'' any text it finds in an image
the site won't do because I want to translate entire galleries and swapping images constantly would be a hassle

>>105792416
it's literally what you want tho?
you launch both programs
press alt+q, select a rectangle around the text you want to translate and you get the translation in 1 second

>>105792540
Oh, or do you want like some OCR software which will have an input .png with Japanese text and will output .png with English text?

>>105792549
yes that's what I want it to do
>>105792540
>press alt+q, select a rectangle around the text
this already is ''too much'' work

I just looked up OCR and I didn't know what it meant before but that's what I want (an OCR live translator, I would call it). preferably a program that can read folders and do multiple images at once but that's not a deal-breaker

>>105792582
https://github.com/zyddnys/manga-image-translator

I'm thinking of buying an amp, but my limited physics knowledge is gnawing at me. It's a 2x50W + 1x100W, so theoretically it can output 200W. But the power supply it comes with is 24V 4.5A, which is only 108W. What gives?

>>105791527
Yes.

What the fuck is an "Open Source LLM". It's not fucking open source, are they claiming it it's because you can host it locally?

What the fuck is a LLM? An AI pretrained on a huge dataset? I don't fucking understand this shit

>>105792741
It's the max current handling of the individual amp chips vs the max total input the power supply can provide. Another unknown term is if the cooling is good enough to maintain high levels without clipping, though in most small living rooms you're probably sinking <20W into the whole system and you can just run naked chips and it probably won't matter.

I recommend not getting wall plug power supplies from aliexpress.

>>105792741
You're not going to be blasting 20Hz bass frequencies 24/7 at maximum amps through the woofer alongside high frequency full saturation waves through the side speakers.
Most power supplies are actually rated to deliver 2x, or 3x their rated amps in bursts. The same is true for the wiring in your home. People say "only ever draw X" but you will find things like hair dryers running at 1600W which exceed that, because they're only run for 10 mins or so.

99% of people buying speakers run them at below 50% volume 99% of the time and when they go above 50% volume, 99% of the time they do not even come close to 75% volume and if they do then 99% of the time they will not do so for prolonged periods of time.
Yes, it probably should have come with a 10A power supply but it'll work with what you're given. If you actually plan to blast it full watts the whole time you will need earmuffs to not go deaf immediately and might consider buying a better power supply.

You're not wrong. It's fine to have this gnawing at you, but not you know why it is the way it is and why it's "possible" for it to be the way it is even though the stickers and specs indicate that it should not be.

LG 27GR95QL screen
Sapphire RX9070XT Pulse gpu
B850M Steel Legend WiF motherboard
AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D cpu
screen is connected through DisplayPort, a headset is connected to the screen, when playing audio, it randomly starts popping, why and how to fix?
the screen and the dp cable should be perfectly fine, ive used this setup with another system, and only upgraded psu/mobo/cpu/ram/gpu

>>105787436
>wtf man how is that still working? if a hdd takes /any/ longer to start up than it did when it was new that's a really bad sign

I blame Steam.

>>105787465
>jesus anon get a 1TB ssd and clone it already.

I'm getting a new pc soon anyway, I'll just hold out. Related to that, are there usually good deals on computer parts during prime day?

>>105792822
>>105792824
Okay, thanks. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't turbo gimping myself. My dad recently gave me his Pioneer tower that hasn't seen action since the '90s and I want to do it justice. My "plan" is to replace my 2ch class d Fosi unit with one of their 2.1ch units. I'm not considering their unit that outputs 2x120W + 1x300W because I don't want even the possibility of blowing my dad's tower out. As for my current unit, I'll probably just give that to my sister and pair it with some thrift store finds like what I currently have. Thanks again.

>>105792732
thanks, this seems to be exactly what I'm looking for. haven't installed it yet because it seems it will take a bit of time and wanted to try the other versions first
the userscript version doesn't work and the online version keeps the imagine on pending for minutes, so that doesn't do anything either.
gonna try to get the program working tomorrow and I'll see

>>105792932
sidenote, popping seems to happen most when the program playing audio is not in focus

Is stuff like Malwarebytes necessary? Is Windows defender enough? What kind of anti-virus do you guys use?

>>105793022
For windows, windows defender
For linux, nothing

>>105793048
>For linux, nothing
Really? I'm planning on learning linux soon becasue of how shit Windows is getting (and the treat of it having a subscription service) and that's very interesting.

>>105772364
Damn, she looks like the librarian from Monster's Inc. or Jabba the Hutt now.

I have a GTX 980 Ti and a Ryzen 5 2400g. What can I expect upgrading to a Ryzen 5 3600? Will I get better performance or not?

How do I connect LDAC headphones to windows 10?

>>105772229 (OP)
How do I remain anonymous through simple means, I don't want to pay for a VPN but I am not stupid enough to believe incognito mode actually keeps me safe

>>105793276

>>105793239
Install a real OS or pay for a special cuck adapter.

>>105793155
In games? Maybe a bit with that older gpu. But it does have significantly better multithreading performance otherwise.

>>105772229 (OP)
Ok, I like this function of umatrix
"Spoof HTTP referrer string of third-party requests"
but I want to disable it for certain sites.

here is the tldr

4chan's landing page will tell me browser is out of date if this is enabled, and amazon will not load the map if its enabled, im sure some other sites will break if I have it enabled as well, turning umatrix off for those sites will not bypass this function.

is there any way to disable/allow this on a site by site basis or just a blanket all or nothing?

i'm pretty sure that i already know the answer but it never hurts to ask:
i have a cable like this. can i charge multiple phones simultaneously with it?

Retard here, my gaming laptop needs new thermal paste. Are there any good brands on Amazon? Also, is a laptop cooling pad worth getting?

>>105793574
Arctic MX-4, maybe.

>>105793574
budget: Arctic MX-4
mid: Noctua NT-H1
top shelf: Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut

What's a good AM5 mother board? Right now I'm planning on getting a ASRock B650M-HDV/M.2 Micro ATX AM5 Motherboard but ChatGPT is telling me it's a pice of shit and I should get the Gigabyte B650M AORUS Elite or ASUS TUF B650M-Plus.

>>105793711
it's worth noting that all of these are good overall quality and only overclocking fags really care

Can someone redpill me on all the different browsers? I'm sick of using Google, thinking of Firefox, DDG, and Opera. What are the upsides/downsides of each, and what conspiracy shit is out there regarding each? I've head a lot of people say Opera is just a Chinese data harvester

>>105783461
I have a i7 7700 w/ a GTX 1080 on a 450 W and have never had issues, so you will probably be fine.

>>105784301
>Are we talking about HDDs specifically?
Yes, which I guess are the best option for backing up data if you don't want to invest in a NAS.
> No, your typical external HDD is basically just picrel
Oh, really? That's good, because buying a HDD and a case is much cheaper than a proper external HDD. Thanks for the info.

>>105793499
Usually there's just a passive hub chip at the split and individual devices will get very little charge current.

Someone might make a fancy DC-DC cable which negotiates fast charging with individual devices, but that would be clearly advertised because it's not common.

>>105794255
i expected lower current but otherwise no issues. asking because maybe the phone USB controllers might not be smart for whatever reason

>>105793993
Firefox is the only demonstrably open source browser with working ad block. 3rd party Firefox builds protect you from Mozilla data harvesting. Everything else is a data harvesting operation with different marketing.

>>105792741
Chink watts. A scam.
>>105788288
You could run a dumb TCP listener somewhere and make Claws Mail connect to it.
>have server
>make server listen to port X
>add a dummy account to Claws that uses the server' IP:port for whatever - such as for POP3
>see a connection coming from somewhere
Dumb TCP listener usually being a Linux/Unix program called netcat. It simply sees a connection coming and prints the IP.

Which userscript should I be using now that 4chanX is apparently abandoned?

>>105790078
sharklasers down?

This may be a completely retarded question for this thread, but is it possible to theoretically train a small AI model to detect steganography in images?

I’ve switched jobs and now the office printer is monitored.
I also live in Germany, so about any interaction I have to have with government is in paper.
Before, I just used to office printer for that, but now I can’t anymore.
So I need a printer at home. WTF do I do now? Printers are devices from hell! What is my least bad option for a printer that will print decently enough and won’t financially rape me with ink?
The last printer I had about 15 years ago was a small, >25yo hp laser that I got for free when a relatives office upgraded. This path does t exist anymore, because every office now has a rented fuckhuge copy/print station.

>>105793062
Linux isn't totally immune to things like viruses but
1) almost viruses are made for Windows because it's the most popular OS.
2) Linux is better designed with software permissions so malicious software is less likely to get into critical parts of your OS.
3) Most software you download on Linux are from repositories which generally do a pretty good job at vetting the packages you download from them.
You have to go out of your way to get malware on your system if you're using Linux.

Is it normal to be having horrible nightmares about working with Java?

>>105795802
Theoretically, yes. Steganography usually shows up as very subtle visual noise so an AI should have no problem picking that out, the issue would probably be getting enough training data to discern noise from steganography from just regular old noise.

>>105796615
It's abnormal not to

I plugged a HDD into my PC last month and it was running quite well until the last few days where it gets stuck on picrelated and never ever boots. Any way to solve this?

>>105793276
You could use a privacy-oriented browser like Librewolf or Brave along with a script blocker, it won't make you 100% anonymous but those browsers and extensions eliminate most web fingerprinting methods. You'll still be tracked by your IP, though.
If you really want the extra privacy for free, use Tor, although its slow and has been compromised by glowies recently so don't do anything super illegal on it.

how to bypass chrome automatically converting to webp everytime I try to save a pic?

people should use AI more, a year ago i searched for 2 straight days for a way to download files from a zip without downloading the whole zip file, i tried scripts programs everything and it didn't work, now i needed to do this again and it took me 3 mins with chatgpt to pull it off, it's pretty insane

how do i.. get started with my neighbor's wifi? i need it temporarily

>>105791727
protonmail isn't more secure than googlel, example is the geo login from googlol if you login from an unusual location you need additional approval like 2fa if you don't like linking a phone number

>>105795315
4chanXT is the rewrite. It's mostly compatible with other userscripts

If every Linux OS is using Linux kernel, why are there so many diestros, flavors, etc... isn't all the same under the hood?

>>105791727
I don't see why you wouldn't use cockli for steam, twitter and discord either.
The only things I'm not sure I'd use cockli for would be personal communication, as in giving your email to a real person and wanting to make 100% sure they can reach you. In particular, things like friends and family; my IRL boss; recruiters and potential hiring managers with whom I move on past linkedin messages and actually get deeper into the hiring process; contractors I hire (e.g. tradies, builders/plumbers/etc.). Most of these I will consider giving my personal email to (consider, but not always go through with it; if a recruiter seems meh I'll leave them on cockli, for example).

Also my bank is on my personal email but in the past like 14 years (zoomer here so that's as long as I've had my bank account) I don't think I've ever had an email that I actually had to do something actionable and urgent with.

>>105792818
Open source LLM usually means the source code used to train it is open. So open source, like any other software, yes.
Sometimes this is conflated with the full weights being open, i.e. letting you host it locally; I'm not sure if there are any examples of LLMs whose weights are public but training code is not, though. Either way this is a slightly interesting case because the weights are often extremely valuable, since it takes an enormous amount of compute to train; some may say that an LLM with weights released but training code proprietary is more "open" in spirit than an LLM with full algorithms and code published but weights not released. The latter is really mostly good for academics to study and improve on, while the former actually makes it "open" for users to run and host.

>What the fuck is a LLM? An AI pretrained on a huge dataset? I don't fucking understand this shit
Yeah basically that. It's a language prediction AI model, i.e. text generator, that happens to be very large. Because it's so huge, it's basically only considered to be a complete product once it's fully trained, since it costs literally tens to hundreds of millions of dollars in compute power to train it. So technically an LLM is both the architecture of the neural network and the trained version of it, but in practice nobody is going to train the same architecture twice, so all LLMs are basically pre-trained.

>>105792824
>The same is true for the wiring in your home. People say "only ever draw X" but you will find things like hair dryers running at 1600W which exceed that, because they're only run for 10 mins or so.
This isn't true. Wiring is generally rated for a certain max current, period; and the allowed sustained loads are usually lower than the current rating, e.g. 75% of it or something. If you've got a 10A cable, you shouldn't be drawing 10A from it 24/7.
Now physically speaking, if you draw above the rated current what this means is that the wire might start heating up eventually, so if you only draw a bit above and only for short bursts, it'll probably be fine. The issue is that there's no measured allowance for how much is "fine"; anything above the rated maximum is too much according to the manufacturer. Maybe short bursts are fine but if you keep doing them for years, the insulation will soften and break down faster. And 10 minutes is not a short burst, it's only fine if the wire is really able to conduct that much without really heating up at all; if it does emit heat then over 10 minutes it'll become a hazard.

Also, can burgers really not draw 1600W? Every time this comes up you guys claim you DO have special plugs with enough voltage to run anything needed like appliances or kettles.

>>105798624
they just have piss-weak 1,500W kettles that take a couple minutes to boil anything

Trying to determine if a site is malicious or just horribly optimized. It's creator keeps linking it on a general in another board (/owg/ on vg), then has a meltdown whenever someone removes the link for being shitty. It's the stadiumbuilds link in this OP.
>>>/vg/529854646

tl;dr - shitty redditor won't buy an ad, keeps hijacking OPs to troll and put his link in, then melts down when it's removed for being a sus/malicious link. Was taking up 1gb+ active memory on an idle tab a month ago, guy was called out and "removed" what was causing it. Now he's doing an advertiser push, and since then it immediately puts a 100mb+ cookie/cache file on your PC, with it even going as high as picrel. Malicious site or just shitty reddit code?

the z1 extreme version is currently on sale for just 499€. be honest. is it worth it if i dont play any modern AAA games? if i can play ck3, poe 2 and such at 1080p 60fps thatd be fine by me. the oled steam deck is also on sale but for 569€

>>105798624
Most Americans drink coffee and have no use for kettles which immediately boil all the oxygen out of the water. It's not hard to upgrade outlets in burger homes to 120/20A or 240V, but almost nobody does. If they do it's usually for power tools.

>>105793993
There's basically just ungoogled chromium, brave, and firefox.
>ungoogled chromium
Chrome without any google telemetry, no bullshit. Unfortunately since it's just chrome, the shit like manifest V2 being turned off also happens in ungoogled chromium.
>brave
Proper fork of Chromium, which will likely keep V2 extensions for a while, and has decent privacy features. As far as anyone can tell, they're probably not a front for an advertising company. But it's been shilled a lot and has that crypto integration some people don't like.
>firefox
The only remaining truly independent browser. But Mozilla is very much a front for an advertising company nowadays. You can still turn most of those things off (unlike in Chrome, that needs an entire project like Ungoogled to achieve that), so it's still usable, you just have to basically be using a browser whose devs hate you.

Oh and there's also Safari I guess lmao. It's actually not that bad, but >apple

>>105795315
>>105798055
4chanX still works for me, is there any reason to update?

>>105798800
There's some new features but I can't be bothered until 4chanX stops working or something

>>105795802
I think the other anon is downplaying the "issue". You could encode almost any random data stenographically, and you could even pad it with noise to make it even more random.
So if there's a specific stenographic method you want to detect, you can probably do so. But if you expect your users to start hiding it better, I don't think it's realistic: you won't be able to make an AI that can detect noise that corresponds to hidden text, AND noise that corresponds to hidden images, AND noise that corresponds to hidden zip files, AND noise that corresponds to encrypted data (i.e. completely random-looking noise) with a short password hidden in the same image, AND noise that corresponds to "any of the above but between every bit insert two bits of randomly generated noise".

That said, on further though, what you could do would be detect unnatural noise in the first place. I think this might be doable reliably. It would probably be a lot harder to hide data inside an image in such a way that it doesn't change any patterns regarding the noise distribution or intensity; even things like JPEG artifacting are quite predictable in nature and it would likely be possible to detect whether it's a natural JPEG encoding or has been artificially modified.

>>105798659
>advertiser push
Ad scripts are malicious by nature, if it's an anon ostensibly making a site for his favourite general on 4chan then adding ads to it is inexcusable and it should 100% be removed, no need to dig further.

>>105798851
The faggot is trolling the OPs and holding the generals hostage when his link isn't included, and submitting reports on troll OPs usually doesn't result in much.

>>105798887
That's just normal /vg/ drama then, enjoy the general OP fight. The most autistic will win (which often means the malicious guy, unless you happen to have a benevolent autist who manages to pick up the fight and out-autism him)

>>105793993
they all suck balls
the browser market is in dire need of a new player

>>105799012
The web is the problem. It's a Kafkaesque nightmare designed by advertising companies and the government to make privacy impossible. There will never be a good browser because what you're asking is logically impossible.

>>105798077
>isn't all the same under the hood?
Sort of.
The kernel is only one part of an OS, although it's probably the most important part. The distros differ in which other software packages they include on top of the kernel, along with which package management software and software repositories they use, and how they do update releases.

You've probably read that pasta that goes something along the lines of "What you're referring to Linux is actually GNU + Linux, or as I've taken to calling it, GNU/Linux" and it's true for most Linux distros. The GNU utilities on top of the Linux kernel is what makes "Linux" into a functional operating system.

>>105798539
Cock.li doesn't have the best uptime, in fact there have been months of downtime, so it's not best to be used to verify those accounts in case you need to do something like reset your password.
Also several services don't allow you to create accounts from cock.li domains, in that case you'll need an email from a more legitimate provider.

>>105798077
It is, and in theory you can take any distro, and install and uninstall a bunch of software to transform it into any other distro.
The main differences though are the package manager used, and consequently also the repos used and any patches applied and configs pre-included.
A consequence of this, but probably major enough to mention separately, is also the effect "pre-applied configs" have on core system packages. Including even the default config of the Linux kernel used by the distro. This is the cause of the most major changes in how distros "work".

To some degree they are also different in the software that's pre-installed but also this is by far the easiest difference to paper over just by uninstalling anything you don't need and installing anything you do need. Most distros also offer "minimal installs" anyway.

When the fuck are we going to get a good programming language? Something like Rust would be nice, but without the bullshit and the community. It's crazy that somehow Rust is the closest of mainstream languages to being good, and that there's not a single good mainstream language. It all fucking sucks in one way or another. Suggest me anything at this point.

>>105798907
I was out-autism'ing him for two months in a row, keeping it out and the thread updated, but yeah. He's got a vpn and a bunch of VM's set up so he can ban evade and spam blacked shit whenever he doesn't get his link in. I took a look at the cache and it does seem like the abuse is coming from an in site ad-bidding script that's using local storage to bypass tracker blocking stuff, etc. At least from what my smooth brain can understand of it. Outside of the advertiser js thing, the only thing it's storing locally were a handful of webp images that are only a few kb in size. Oh well. I made someone aware on the 4ch irc of the malicious link and hopefully the poor overworked janny that babysits the thread enough already can be conveyed to by the staff as to why the link is bad and being reported as spam/advertising/trolling.

I am thinking of ditching Keypass in favor of Bitwarden. Is this a good or bad idea? Why is it good or bad?

Is there any reason not do download signal from the website (https://signal.org/android/apk/) and not the app store? It says it could be dangerous but I literally do not understand how

>>105799351
What is making you want to ditch it?

>>105799351
I did that for a while but reverted, bitwarden started getting too annoying with forcing multi factor login.

>>105799475
seconding. keEpass is very popular and tested. why change it?

Is this legit?

>>105799971
mail.cock.li
select SSL and the default port (should be 993), why are you using the plaintext port

>>105800050
Apparently it did that automatically because i entered the address with @airmail.cc, now when i wrote @cock.li instead it didn't ask for a security exception and account settings show it selected the correct server, SSL and default port.

>>105800123
Yeah clients sometimes try to be clever but in cock.li's case, it's got a bunch of URLs used for addresses while the mail server is the same for all.

>>105800123
>>105800147
Also, in case you've never set up an email before: your username is obviously still whatever@airmail.cc, the username and server don't have to match

>>105796664
>>105798827
These are good answers, thanks.

>>105799577
Why would you ever want a password manager without MFA? You should have MFA on everything which is potentially accessible on the public Internet.

can someone tell me if >>105792732 is just as convoluted and messy as I think or if the problem is me
I followed the step 'Using Pip/venv (Recommended)' without the virtual machine part. I installed it and I see the folder with everything in it. reinstalling doesn't download or install anything new. I even have the other recommended install stuff.
I assume that's all I needed and when I press run in the folder, it opens a command prompt,displays nothing and closes again.
I imagine I missed something, so I went through every header and subheader and looked at what I might need but I still don't get it. it seems if you use local mode you can only use Batch mode?????? I have no idea what the fuck is that page saying half the time

I'm not amazing with computers but I can follow basic instructions, but this just seems like some idiot threw everything there and said 'good luck!' and that's that
fuck this shit man, I don't care about cooming if this is how it has to be

What's a good tool for keeping track of my PC's component temperatures that actually works without being overwhelming?

Speccy breaks and doesn't list temps for certain parts more often then not, and everything else I've tried gives me too much info even by default, like individual temps for each CPU core or some shit alongside dozens of other diagnostics per part

I have a ThinkPad T480 running Arch. Occasionally, it spazzes out and starts clicking randomly and quickly. Sometimes, touching the touchscreen makes it stop, but I have no idea what triggers it or where it comes from.
Where could this issue lie? I keep my screen clean, so I don't think anything physical on the screen is causing this.

>>105796665
New disk?
Disks generally die in the first few months, or much later
HOWEVER there is an off chance the disk did not die
I would get a 4gb flash drive, put a linux distro then run in a terminal (there are GUIs, but different DEs/distros have different things for the same info)
lsblk [to get drive if more than one]
Then
Smartctl -a /dev/sdx
Where x is the drive's letter (a if only one SATA drive)
In smartctl you are mainly concerned with ID# NAME (ideal raw value)
5 Reallocated sectors (0)
197 (Current) Pending sectors (0)
198 Uncorrectable sectors (0)
10 Spin retry count (0)
1 Read error rate (low*)
/etc
If you have had bad sectors these will likely be non-zero
If the problem is bad sectors, you will need to "fix" this by recovering files from the disk (the live boot can do this as a disk image, or manually) then reinstalling the OS with a full format, and ~monthly disk checks
If sectors are not the issue, AND the drive is the issue, recover data and dispose of the drive

If it runs linux it is you can probably rule out problems other than the hard drive (except the OS on the drive)

*some drive use odd raw values for read/seek/write errors, use value and threshold for those drives)

Is this Israeli spyware? Will it blow up my machine if I say they should stop doing genocide?

>>105800899
>Smartctl -a /dev/sdx
May need to be
sudo smartctl -a /dev/sdx
Case sensitive, needs privledges
Also just hit enter for password on live environs

>>105800699
It's easiest to install docker and then run this command
https://github.com/zyddnys/manga-image-translator?tab=readme-ov-file#using-nvidia-gpu

>I don't care about cooming if this is how it has to be
good

Retarded question but does anybody know of a laptop stand that's good for using on the couch... AND which can fold into a bag for carrying?
I have poor posture and often work on my couch. I also travel occasionally, and in those cases there's not always a good desk so I end up working on couches even more. I know there are those table-style stands for beds and couches, but since they include an entire small slab for the table they're impossible to pack and carry when travelling.

>>69
>>69butwithtext
test

>>105801460
been trying to get something to work and tweaking whatever I could but it just won't work
>run said command
>get ''docker invalid reference format'' error
>look it up
it's possible that's because of issues with copy pasting the command, so I copied it to a notepad, removed all the \ and spaces, tried it again
>it runs something now but get picrel error
I legit don't understand it anymore

I downloaded docker and the linux subservice thing (why the everliving fuck would I use a linux virtual machine for a windows program while already using windows?) and I tried starting it through docker but that didn't work either. in combination with the error above, why would it need a local file if it's all in docker? this shit makes no sense

I appreciate all the help but I'm too retarded to make this work and not persistent enough to care
also looking at it a bit closer, I don't think it works without openAI but I could be completely wrong.
>github page says the filesize is big (could be around15 gb)
>download the same image in docker and the filesize is 32gb
I'm adamant it's not my fault. it's just that the project is not updated to account for a current day setup

How do these work if motherboards don't have thunderbolt?

is there a video editing general? i am trying to fix a video that has high contrast and looks over exposed, but no matter how i adjust the knobs it looks bad. wondering if there is a trick to it of if a bad video cant be saved

>>105802135
I managed to get it working, but the latest commit is broken. It's in active development, the latest commit should in theory be good, but some repos merge stuff that is not working to main.

>why the everliving fuck would I use a linux virtual machine for a windows program while already using windows
it's not a Windows program, it's a Python program which uses CUDA, and Python versioning is a nightmare to run on a local machine, so it's a standard to run it in a container. Docker containers run always the same on Windows, MacOS and Linux, that's why people use them.

Here's how you can get it working

git clone https://github.com/zyddnys/manga-image-translator
cd manga-image-translator
git reset --hard 3273a97c987453ce809e93a1eee10ea9f376a13a
docker-compose -f demo/doc/docker-compose-web-with-gpu.yml up


After it's done open http://localhost:5003/

But yeah it needs some service to translate it
There is a table in the README
Some are free, some are paid
DeepL is free for translating a few thousand words for example
I'm sure there are some free models too
Some would work better than others, but openAI will probably work quite well

Once you choose which service you want you need to edit the `docker-compose.yml` file and add the appriopriate environment variable with your API key, eg


services:
front:
image: front
build:
context: front
dockerfile: ./Dockerfile
environment:
NODE_ENV: production
OPENAI_API_KEY: sk-1209381209381lksjadlksajd
ports:
- 3000:3000



>I appreciate all the help but I'm too retarded to make this work and not persistent enough to care
Well, it looks like the easiest possible option out there so take it or leave it

>>105802234
probably from the thunderbolt controller that's on the card

>>105802463
thanks, I'm really grateful for your patience
I will try it tomorrow

>it's not a Windows program, .....
I see now, that makes sense. I've read about python versions because aids to work with before

which phone app for 4chan posting is best now? kuroba doesn't work at all anymore it seems

I'm reading this page: https://web.archive.org/web/20180826141146/https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20110527-00/?p=10553/ regarding storing metadata in alternate data streams in NTFS file systems

It says

>This was a clever idea, taking advantage of NTFS's ability to attach arbitrary data to a file, but it also had a serious problem: Alternate streams are not preserved by simple and common operations like sending the file by email, copying the file to a (FAT-formatted) USB thumb drive, uploading or downloading the file from a Web site, or burning the file to a CD. Basically, once the file leaves the comfortable confines of your local hard drive, there's a good chance that the metadata will be destroyed.

But then it says

>The data you added in Windows 2000 are still there. It's just that newer versions of Windows don't bother looking for them. (If you were sufficiently resourceful, you could write a program which opens the file in STGFMT_FILE mode, reads the properties, then reopens the file via the shell namespace and writes the properties back out.)

So which is it? If there's a file that has metadata written to it in the alternate data stream, and I move it to a FAT32 or a TrueNAS drive or something, then back to an NTFS drive, will the Alternate Data Stream metadata still be there?

Also, does writing metadata to a file, be it in the normal fields or the alternate data stream, change the file hash or checksum?

>>105803459
The destination the file was copied to has to also support ADS (NTFS, correctly configured CIFS server), or you could use a storage format which supports ADS like RAR to serialize it. Otherwise ADS are discarded.
>truenas
Probably. samba can do it anyway. Read the manual.
>does it change checksum
Checksum is data only. If you see an ADS checksum it'll be annotated like file:stream DEADBEEF

>>105800875
>>105800875
>>105800875
bumping

What's the best option if I want to run a basic backend in the cloud with a SQL DB completely free?
It will be barely doing anything 90% of the day.

Any idea what a "free talk" account is? Random acquaintance asked about it. Sounded like a specific service that they referred to as "free talk" and "free talk hidden", but didn't go into too many details other than that it might be a privacy thing. Couldn't find any info online that was conclusive.

Is there any benefit to using vrr/adaptive sync/etc. if I already have triple buffering?

how tf do i access my cock li email and why is it down?

>>105803611
>Probably. samba can do it anyway. Read the manual.

I'm a complete novice to linux shit, so I wouldn't even know where to start. I'm seeing these https://www.truenas.com/community/threads/questions-about-smb-alternate-data-streams-dont-care-for-them-dont-need-them.98961/ and https://www.truenas.com/community/threads/copying-files-with-alternative-data-stream-avi-files.24166/ but I don't know what to glean from that

Internet's cut off due to not being paid. Why is it that I can still connect to a VPN and get slow Internet through it?

>>105804275
VRR technologies are all an attempt to get masses hooked on copium while also investing in copium stocks.
If you don't become a copiod slave you don't have to pay any attention to VRR slop.

The only time VRR ever matters is when you have highly fluctuating framerates. Basically, when you're a dumb nigger playing AAA games or trying to play good games on 7 generations old hardware that can't maintain 60FPS on a 60Hz screen.
VRR makes dips into 40FPS on 60Hz better, but it offers nothing if your computer can exceed 60FPS and limit itself via VSYNC in the first place.


For VRR to offer anything of value you must spend a significant portion of your time playing games at framerates below your monitor's refresh rate. In addition to that, you must also be incapable of running VSYNC at even 1/2 of your monitor's refresh rate. So for example if you have a 144Hz display, and you cannot run your game at 72FPS+ (with VSYNC at 72Hz) then you will want VRR. If you can manage 72FPS you won't benefit at all from VRR.

>>105804320
Cock.li was hacked not too long ago. They disabled webmail on their site because it was the source of the vulnerability.
You can still access your cock.li mail through a mail client program, just not through the website.

>>105772229 (OP)
My computer has been crashing occasionally. Display starts stuttering, goes one for maybe 10 seconds, then hard reboots.
When it boots, I see the following error message:
mce: [Hardware Error]: CPU 13 Machine Check: 0 Bank 5 bea0000001000108
mce: [Hardware Error]: TSC 0 ADDR ffffffc30e1ec4 MISC d012000100000000 SYND 4d000000 IPID 500b000000000
mce: [Hardware Error]: PROCESSOR :a20f12 TIME 1751683774 SOCKET 0 APIC b microcode a20120a
I reckon it's going to fail to boot eventually, in the mean time I've just been trying to make sure that I don't leave it running too long without shutting it down and restarting it.

I guess I'm asking which piece of hardware I need to be preparing to replace?
I'm assuming my CPU, but maybe I'm lucky and it's actually a RAM issue or something.

>>105804973
lmao people used to beg for an invite not too long ago

I set up a stack with sudo docker compose up and now I'm trying to get rid of it, but I can't. Even if I so much as do docker stack ls I keep getting something like "This node is not a swarm manager" And doing sudo docker swarm init and adding a manager does nothing to help

>>105805014
Forgot to mention, if I do sudo docker swarm init, it acts like there are no stacks, yet Portainer shows two. And I can't delete the stack I'm trying to get rid of in Portainer because it was made outside of Portainer

>>105805014
>>105805128
Oh wait, all I had to do was sudo docker compose down. I could've sworn I tried that already

>>105804885
technically, if you have a VPN client installed (with a list of servers) and the VPN provides some VPS, you can form a connection directly to one of the VPN's servers without needing an ISP

I don't know if it's a cable issue or a gpu issue or an update that happened but I have two monitors, one a regular monitor and the other a tv, and for some reason the TV shows a pure green screen but only when I have a certain cable setup

Previous setup
>HDMI out to HDMI in cable connected to the TV as my primary
>DP out to HDMI in cable connected to monitor as my secondary
This used to work just fine but now only the monitor works, the TV just shows [Dolby Vision] and a pure green screen

Current setup that fixes it for whatever reason
>HDMI out to HDMI in cable connected to the monitor as primary
>DP out to HDMI in cable connected to TV as secondary

Anyone know what the hell is going on?

My work won’t let me install any compilers, what languges can I learn to execute programs in windows without a compiler?

>>105805909
I decided to learn JS in grade school for that exact reason. None of the computers had a compiler but they all had browsers

>>105800256
yeah you are right that why i use offline keepass, but my password was long and not recycled. so when bitwarden forced email 2fa that got really annoying as my email was also 2fa and it took several minutes to get to my passwords.

In KDE if you change the main colour the icons of certain default folders change to that colour (see pic).
Are the icons thus generated stored somewhere I can copy them from? I know the default icons are stored in /usr/share/icons, but they all have the base colour.

>>105806779
it depends on how it changes the colours. i haven't looked into how kde is doing that, but considering linux icons are svg's (often also rendered into png's for performance but available as svg for other arbitrary sizes), it's possible the svg's are made in a way that allows for external control over colours. (i did a search for "svg variables" and it that does appear to be a thing)
again though i haven't looked into what kde is doing here. being foss you can find the exact code responsible for this, but my point is is that it could be altering the svg and rendering it on the fly and not actually generating new coloured png's for you to grab out of some folder, though it could also be doing that as well, like an icon cache

>>105806896
I see, I guess I could just copy them and alter their hue, although it would be a bit laborious.

What's the current YouTube downloader all the cool kids are using?
Is yt-dlp still the way to go or is it broken again and someone made a different fork?

Is there any trick to prevent/limit texture swapping in the GPU with very large textures?

Also I'm curious, how does image compression works and why does limiting the amount of colors on something like a PNG affects its size?

Is there any risk of anything breaking if I change the Volume Serial Number of C: on my SSD?

>>105807530
>Is there any trick to prevent/limit texture swapping in the GPU with very large textures?
sure, use texture compression to reduce their ram usage (lol)
>how does image compression works and why does limiting the amount of colors on something like a PNG affects its size?
short answer: reducing the number of colours a pixel can be reduces the amount of space each pixel takes up on average. long answer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy_(information_theory)

>>105807654
you mean the ntfs volume uuid? that could break things like bootloader configuration. it depends on why you're doing it

>>105807665
>you mean the ntfs volume uuid?
I'm referring to the value that shows up when you type "vol" in Windows command prompt, it's an 8 digit hex number. I don't think it has anything to do with traditional UUIDs since it's a much smaller value, but maybe they are the same.

>that could break things like bootloader configuration.
That's my main concern, but none of the guides for changing the VSN online say anything about that being a possibility.

>it depends on why you're doing it
Some shitty online game I used to play uses hardware fingerprinting to detect multiple accounts and from my research, either the VSN (which can easily be changed) or the actual hardware serial number of the drive (which can't easily be changed) is the main component of that fingerprinting. I've already tried a host of other stuff like changing my MAC addresses but the hash value for my hardware fingerprint stays the same. I just want to change my hardware fingerprint hash once so I can start a new identity on the servers I used to play on.

>>105807740
ntfs "uuids" aren't the usual 128-bit uuid's, no, but they serve the same purpose

My disabled family members helper was aggressively sweeping his room and smacked the power cable to his PC so hard it shut off and won't turn back on. All I know is the red LED on his 4080 is on and stays on when trying to boot it.

I plan to re-seat his GPU and make sure all the wires are still securely connected. Beyond that I'm not sure what I'm going to try.

Is there anything I could be missing that I should look out for? I'll only have a phone to research on while I'm out there.

>>105802463
I can't get it to work, I think it has something to do with the model and after reading up on the environment part I still have no clue what any of this means. I look for a something that has anything to do with locally downloaded models but can't find anything and I stopped caring. too much fucking headache just installing a 'scan picture, translate text and show text on top of picture' program. I dabbled with different AI things like imagegen, textgen and voice synthesizers but I've never seen anything as completely fucking batshit insane as this

anyways I am once again saying thank you, I'll check it out again in a few years and hopefully they have made a easier user interface by then. sorry for wasting your time

>>105807856
About all you can do is double check the connections and remove parts until it POSTs. Might have to take it to the GeekSquad(tm) if you won't have access to spares.

7zip is still the best archive manager for Windows, right?

>>105808406
ye

>>105804984
Probably ram. If it's ddr3 or ddr4 then it'll be quite cheap

What's the simplest way to download a bunkr folder bros?

>>105805909
learning powershell would be good for your IT skills I guess. It's pretty similar to other languages accept with more pipes and some other CLI-oriented syntax :P

>>105807665
>sure, use texture compression to reduce their ram usage (lol)
>short answer: reducing the number of colours a pixel can be reduces the amount of space each pixel takes up on average. long answer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy_(information_theory)
Cool, thanks!

Is there any point in encrypting a restic backup if I'm storing it in an encrypted ZFS dataset?

I use a wireless keyboard and mouse (separate dongles) and sometimes they'll each stop responding. The batteries aren't dying, it's a connectivity thing.
How can I make them work better?

Does anyone remember the website that lists simple black-text white-background sites, ascii art, simple aesthetics? Something like wimbly.xyz

>>105809389
if they work better closer to the dongles maybe grab an usb extension and a cheap hub to bring the dongles closer
however if batteries are fresh and you're sure it's not the hardware it might be that there's high congestion in the 2.4ghz range, even microwaves can throw things off

>>105809582
They're like 1 foot away from the dongles
Any way to help with congestion? It doesn't help that everything is in the same range

Any meaningful differences between these two RAMs for my gaming laptop?
I don't know much about this stuff, I know the Integral is CL20 and the Kingston is CL22 but again, don't know what that actually means

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Integral-2x16GB-3200MT-Notebook-MacBook/dp/B0BB7ZD652
https://www.argos.co.uk/product/4019918?clickSR=slp:term:sodimm%20ddr4:1:126:1

Any help very welcome. Thank you!

>>105809594
1 foot should be better than anything
has to be something else. if they're not just shit or dying maybe it's some power saving bullshit
however it's not unheard of issues like this being fixable with firmware (of either the device or the dongle), do a quick search if yours are updateable

>>105809594
>Any way to help with congestion?
Yes. >>105809582 is close. Get a short extension cable or a cheap USB 2.0 hub to move the dongles away from any USB 3.0 ports/cables coming from your computer.
https://www.usb.org/sites/default/files/327216.pdf

Some person created an issue in the issue tracker for our repo which has a document regarding governance of the project and he suggested that an election of a leader is done by ranked choice vote (he probably meant IRV specifically) instead of a majority vote of all voting members and a few people agreed with that guy and it made me seethe a little because majority vote and repeated balloting without candidate elimination is mostly Condorcet consistent and therefore elects candidates that would win in a pairwise match to every other candidate if one exists, while IRV does not necessarily do that, and is clearly inferior to the current method if you value condorcet criteria at least, what the fuck is that guy even thinking, how do I cope?

>>105809611
>>105807338 is better equipped to answer that.
>>105810393
Damn. That whole thing is just one big sentence.

how do i remove reply chain orientation on 4chanx?

>>105808154
Yeah I can understand that it's difficult if you're not a software developer
The best advice I can give is to just not rush and take it easy, do not get mad at the machine
And I can also say that it's a pretty standard way of installing some software, it's not that crazy

>>105810883
header dropdown > threading
There's a key binding for it too: shift + t

>>105810973
holy...thank you

Why are the pics in wayback machine sometimes broken but if you try again another day they might work?

Are these bladeless fans actually quiet? What are their disadvantages compared to a traditional fan with blades? I know they cost more, but imagine that not being a point

This is maybe the dumbest question I've ever had to ask here

Surely people sell paired USB wireless dongle/receiver things, right? So like if I have a USB hub, and I plug a keyboard into the hub, then want a wireless connection from the hub to my PC, i'd plug one wireless thing into the hub, and another in my PC to connect them wirelessly, right?

But whenever I google "wireless USB dongle" or "paired wireless USB reciever" or something similar, I'm not seeing anything like that. I AM seeing listings for single dongles/receivers, but I don't understand how a single one is helpful: So I'd plug that into the PC, and then how does that connect to the other device I want linked to it?

Am I missing something obvious?

>>105810962
>it's difficult if you're not a software developer
>it's a pretty standard way of installing some software, it's not that crazy
these things don't match up...
on the scale of install wizard does everything for you, to solder your own parts into your computer, this was definitely closer to the latter for me

and yeah, maybe trying to rush it was my downfall. I'm gonna let it rest and maybe try again later or just wait until the install process/ user interface gets changed

>>105811418
For me it works with 4 commands
And and extra step in between, environment variables for choosing which service you want to use for translation
Read what an environment variable is

Is the "receiver extension adapter" for a wireless mouse(Logitech G pro wireless) just a usb type A to micro usb converter or is it specific to the mouse it came with? I'm planning to get a mouse with just a receiver and no extender, but I've had interference issues before that I solved with the extender. Could I use the Logitech extender for the new mouse?

>>105811598
>Is the "receiver extension adapter" for a wireless mouse(Logitech G pro wireless) just a usb type A to micro usb converter
Are you sure it isn't male A to female A like pic related? Regardless, it should be a standard cable extension with Logitech branding. You could even test it by plugging in another USB peripheral.

>>105792932
Is that your only screen? I had the same problem and it turned out that it was the TV i had connected to the GPU as my 4th screen was causing the issue, no idea what it was doing, but changing the port worked so if you have a multi monitor setup try switching wome ports around

>>105811661
>>105811598
imploring you anons to help me with my similar stupid question >>105811348

>>105811796
I don't really comprehend your question, are you trying to connect a USB hub wirelessly? Or are you just wondering how a dongle connects to a controller, keyboard, mouse etc. ? Cuz if its the latter there's a receiver inside the perifial that "talks" to the dongle

>>105811348
...are you trying to connect two PCs with matching wireless dongles?

how do I crack PHP Intelephense permanently (udpate proof)? I'm not giving them any more of my money

>>105811348
>>105811796
If you want a wireless USB hub you'll have to go with older tech or make your own. This product category was a footnote in the history of USB as far as I'm aware.

my logitech hero g502 has worked great for a few years but now the side button has started double clicking, any way to fix it?

>>105811850
No, I'm not wanting to connect two PC's to each other, I'm wanting to connect an input device to a hub or KVM switch, and then have one of the outputs of that hub/switch connect wirelessly to a PC

>>105812212
I don't want the whole hub to be wireless, just one specific connection from it

Does nobody seriously sell two wireless dongles/receivers that act like the ends of a USB cable?

>>105812361
>Does nobody seriously sell two wireless dongles/receivers that act like the ends of a USB cable?
Probably not any more. Pic related is the logo from the standard that never really took off. It's on the corner of that iogear box. There really isn't a use case that can't be handled by another more prevalent wireless protocol. Bluetooth for mice, keyboards, headsets and other input devices. Wifi for internet, storage, printers, direct connections between devices, etc.

>>105791527

it will sound different but how much

fancy light airbrush job with careful masking go for it

>>105812446
Okay, then is there a bluetooth version of what I'm looking for rather then "normal" wireless?

Or KVM switches that have a built in bluetooth output?

Why do computer chairs always make my ass chafe? Is there any way to prevent it?

how to list dormant btc addresses from 2009

>>105813603
Put on some pants.

>>105776763
split the file in parts