old >>105987439

>>106015270
I recommend this nice guide: https://cliutils.gitlab.io/modern-cmake/README.html

Cmake-init is a nice tool to set up projects for you too :)

>>106015693
open and right click like any other site?

test

what is the crimping tool part on this wire stripped tool for?

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005008753760617.html?

I know about crimps for ethernets but I don't get what this crimp does.

anyone has experience taking comptia cert exams at home vs at a center? i don't want to install their malware on my computer out of principle but idk if i wanna trade away the convenience by walking to a center

>>106022130
idk about the round booby shaped things but the other ones are for the usual automotive connectors.

I have BitLocker enabled on my PC's SSD, but sometimes when I boot it up it'll go to the BIOS splash screen (Arsenal Gaming) before going to the blue BitLocker password screen
is this normal? I feel like if someone could get into the BIOS settings first they could fuck with any BitLocker or security features

I have a QNAP NAS for storage which can encrypt its contents, but apparently it doesn't encrypt the names of folders and files. Is there a simple way I could keep using this system while also encrypting the folder and file names?

what would be an easy to obtain and hard to remove stink?
i'm sick and tired of retarded teens partying on a public bench under my window and pigs doing nothing about it

>>106023415
vinegar
fresh chicken poop
beans gone stale

>>106023415
>>106023457
Even processed chicken manure from a garden store smells to high heaven for weeks and wouldn't look out of place.

>>106023457
>>106023604
aight, thanks

Does GPT translate better than DeepL and Google?

>>106018985 (OP)
Ok heres a stupid question.

I download a copy of Windows 10 LTSC from the interwebs. I copy this downloaded ISO to a flash stick on my main PC. I then take this usb flash stick and put it into my laptop. I formatted and installed windows 10 LTSC to my laptop.
The username is the same as my PC. I dont really recall putting a username in as I installed that OS. was that possible or wtf happened?

I cloned my disk to upgrade to another ssd.
But now when I use file explorer to search for pictures or other files, it will only search and find the pictures I had on the old disk before the cloning. Any new pics I put over in the new disk do not show up in the search results at all.
What might have fucked up? Is the search directory somehow linked to the old disk (which is still plugged in and became my E drive instead of C)

>>106022963
I wonder what encryption means in this context. Generally encryption means that when someone takes the drive they can't read it without a decryption key/password.
>>106024195
>old disk
>which is still plugged in
Yes, things can get a bit fucky assumed it's truly a clone - with exact same filesystem UUIDs and everything. Generally you should remove the old drive after cloning.

>>106022389
thanks. think i have absolutely no need for that the. i thought the crimping was related to wires

>>106024194
I guess if you didn't format the disk first, sure.
>>106024846
Or at least change the volume letter

Stupid question, Been looking for a way to sort my doujin collection, it's all personal scanned
I tried Komga but it wouldn't read my folder file structure, is there something out there that functions the same but can just read .jpg/png/tff while having it neat and orderly like Komga

>>106027097
lanraragi is a beast, but a sufficiently autistic directory hierarchy may require you to write your own indexing plugin or change the hierarchy

I'll ask here you guys might know better.

What's the process to buying a 4chan pass? I'm seeing you can only get them with crypto and I've never fucked with crypto before
Trying to figure out how it works in case the UK start blocking 4chan and I can't post asking how it's done

>>106027989
1. create a crypto wallet like Electrum
2. buy crypto using a debit card
3. sell the purchased crypto and hang yourself for even considering buying a pass

>>106027989
Wth, I think I bought a pass for $4 for the year using a pre-paid debit card a long ass time ago.

>>106018985 (OP)
Is there different thinking involved when working in C vs Python or when you learn the syntax is it basically the same shit. I mean I know it's basically the same shit but allocating memory must be a big factor and like is there anything else?

>>106028213
>3
don't be like that anon. i know it's obviously not ideal but if the government is going to nanny state us, that's the only way to post here then on..
if your steps are legit that doesn't sound too bad, a hassle of course but seems doable. i get why they want crypto only so it remains anonymous still. but they could've at least explained the process how

>>106018985 (OP)
hey honkeys where do yall go to pirated VR Games?

>>106018985 (OP)
>>106018985 (OP)
How to mass download images off a thread? Every other browser extension or monkey script just adds a gallery mode which is pointless.

Gallery-dl works thus far and can download from arch.b4k well, but it doesn't download anything from warosu.
Here's a sample thread for reference, 4 images: https://warosu.org/jp/thread/35863371
Using the standalone exe from here: https://github.com/mikf/gallery-dl?tab=readme-ov-file#standalone-executable

Has anyone set up bitwarden and keepass before? Which one would be the least effort to keep going for a lazy bastard such as myself?

>>106028873
Because what he described isn't any more anonymous than directly using a debit card to buy the pass. If you want anonymity you have to understand how crypto works a little and determine your own risk tolerance. Which is outside the scope of buying a pass.

>>106029429
bitwarden is easier, but keepassxc is what you should prefer since you need to handle the syncing yourself and your passwords never end up in someone else's storage

>>106029636
I was thinking self-hosted bitwarden if I went that route.

Whats the difference between containerization and application virtualization?

On google everyone compares containerization with VMs which seems an easier distinction than application virtualization. But im also a retard

>>106029675
containers are NOT vm's. on the most basic level, containers are volumes that are chrooted into, so they inherit the host's kernel but have their own filesystem scope. virtualization is when a translation layer is present (like a VM hypervisor for guest OS's, or even runtimes like java or .net)

How do i start a legitimate company that optimizes AI workflows to get a lot of investor money

>>106026245
>Or at least change the volume letter
Wonder how Windows even handles the situation as everything is the same, the drive letter assigning I mean.
Like do they hold place or change randomly.
>>106029675
What's "application virtualisation"?

>>106029675
virtualization -> virtual machine = emulator
The guest system has its own emulated hardware, BIOS, and kernel. They may use a lot of host side hardware tricks and special shim devices to make the emulation cost near zero, but it's a different execution environment from the ground up.

Containers always use the same kernel as the host system. The kernel provides alternate namespaces for filesystem, users, network, ..., which when used to their fullest extent looks like a virtual machine running the same kernel with a different userspace.

>>106029799
>containers are volumes that are chrooted into
Wrong on both counts.

Can a 1050 Ti handle running two 3440x1440 monitors? Not for gaming, I just have an old GPU and I want to turn an old desktop into a Linux box, but the mobo has only one HDMI port so I'd need a GPU (or to just get a cheap mini pc) regardless.

What's the point of dual ethernet ports?

>>106030710
Answering my own question, it seems like even shittier, cheaper cards are used in the business world for this so the answer is yes

what's the best jewtibe video downloader app?

Rather frequently while browsing on Firefox, my screen goes grey for a while until it resolves it by itself, or until I move my mouse up to the top of my screen where the tabs are. I've found that it happens pretty often when I'm on YouTube.

Is this malware or something, or does it simply have something to do with Firefox itself? I ran Malwarebytes and nothing came up. It only ever happens on one computer across different Windows installations. I'm on a Windows installation I got the iso for from the /fwt/.

Did I get pwned by Ivan?

how the fuck do you "clone an app" on android. I want a completely separate instances of instagram for personal use and business use but I can't just have two instances of the app on my phone. Fuck samsung

>GPU decides to instantly crash itself instead of freezing for a little seconds to see if it can figure it out
How the FUCK do I change this shit?

>>106030259
ive had windows install, once when i low level formatted the drive first, to D instead of C. Had to do a reinstall right after cause fuck all that.

>>106018985 (OP)
I need some decent file manager for android
preferably with a feature of finding duplicate files/images
or a separate app for that purpose

I'm an Amerimutt so I have to use a vpn to torrent or else I'll get pestered by my IPS. Anyway, I settled on ProtonVPN cause of the $3 deal and I just cannot get torrents to download on qBittorrent. Uploading is fine I think, no problems there, but everything is stalling or super slow when downloading. I'm 100% sure these torrents have a ton of seeders and I'm pretty sure I set up ProtonVPN correctly using their official guide. Is this normal or is it user error? Pretty frustrating.

>>106030966
my youtube has been working like shit lately so i'd blame jewgle for making yt worse for non chrome users
IMO

>Google chrome crashes
>Logs me out from everything
HOW THIS HAPPENS I had to wait fucking 120 seconds to post again

>>106031518
>super slow
But actually gets some data?
Post your routing tables.

how do i access cock.li if their webmail is down

i've never used an email client. how do i use it with cock.li? which one do i use? man i just need my burner accounts

>>106032193
probably cleared the cookies as a recovery method, or the cookies store got corrupted

>>106032458
When setting up an account there's SMTP and IMAP/POP3 server addresses you need to know about, that's it. Some email clients can guess them for you.
>which one do i use?
If you already got something like an Android phone you could use your already existing Gmail app. Or if you got a Windows PC and it already comes with Outlook you can use that. There's plenty to choose from and Mozilla's Thunderbird is fairly popular.

>>106032466
Im going to believe it was the left one, how do I solve it?

>>106032488
i don't use chrome so i don't have any specific solutions. i use Session Manager in palemoon, which saves regular backups of my session (tabs, cookies, etc), so even if something does get corrupted on power loss or something, i can just roll back to the previously saved session

>>106030964
*jewtube
also first and last bump

>>106018985 (OP)
Every single cybersecurity feature inconveniences me for the sole purpose of inconveniencing me.
>le you want to check your passwords
>le you need to set up a pin code on your phone
>every time I unlock the phone I have to enter the pin code

I'm looking for a table, the cheaper the better. Use case and requirements are:
>writing
>reading websites (mostly documentation)
>watching videos (not very often)
>10" screen and good battery life
Is pic related a good choice?

>been using PCem to emulate Win 95/98 and play old Windows games on it
>told I should use 86Box
>said it's easier to use
No the fuck it isn't, I have no idea how to get the CD drive working on this thing. Even the "readthedocs" portion of the main site basically goes "draw the rest of the fucking owl". How do I get CDs working on this thing and install Windows 98?

>>106032955
simple: you don't
you stick with what you know and what has worked for you instead of using something else because it works better for some fag

are there any temp email services that aren't banned from windscribe?

>>106033072
you know there's at least one person out there still using microsoft virtual pc 2007 because "it works for them"

>>106032955
I managed to figure this part out. Apparently you had to set what the machine was, and set it to something other than the default, which was a 1988 machine. Set it to 98 and now 86Box can use CDs.
>>106033072
This is kind of how I feel every time someone suggests I use Linux.

>>106033176
>This is kind of how I feel every time someone suggests I use Linux.
based
don't fix it if it ain't broke

I can't log into any of my microsoft accounts, on any apps or browsers. Error 400.
Using the Outlook app I can reset my password just fine, using the auth app. But actually trying to sign in doesn't work, it gives me the same error regardless of whether I put in the real password or not.
Solutions given are a bunch of non-sense about using different devices, clearing cache, etc. I've tried 3 diference devices and several browsers, nothing works.

Anybody heard of this before?

>>106033214
Yes, the old solutions used to be
disable network, clean cache, flush dns, restart network.

No idea about newer windows.

>>106033381
I fiddled with some settings, reconnected my cable, rebooted and now it works again. Next time I'll try what you suggested.
Thank you very much.

>>106030970
Work mode is literally built into my S23U, so it's not a Samsung issue
It does keep all of the files very separate between the normal and work profiles, which is sometimes annoying

My 7-year-old HDD is starting to show a concerningly high number of reallocated sectors (104) on the SMART drive summary. I want to check how actually fucked the drive is without damaging the drive any further, are the SMART Short and Extended tests safe to run?

>>106028213
>hang yourself for even considering buying a pass
nta but my country is rangebanned for no reason after the site hack and I can't post images anymore
Now have to use the imageboard as a messageboard?

If I post a picture on discord and copy the link to the picture and share it with somebody, what information about my account does that leak?

>>106022432
Is it just the motherboard boot splash screen, or does it actually show the bios for a moment? Pretty much all motherboards will show some kind of splash while booting the firmware before passing control over to the actual OS bootloader (which is where windows actually starts running and can then display the bitlocker screen or whatever else it wants).

Also people getting into the BIOS usually happens with a keypress like Del or F11.

>>106028213
>3. sell the purchased crypto and hang yourself for even considering buying a pass
Are you going to host a residential proxy for me to post once all of my country's ISPs are ordered by court to hard-block the website?

p-please respond... >>106029288

>>106028825
Yeah very different thinking. It's not just "allocating memory", in C you're basically usually working with physical memory addresses, while in python you're working with abstract objects that the compiler probably stores somewhere.
So for example in C it makes a lot of difference whether you pass a pointer to an object or copy the entire object somewhere else, or move the object and free the old memory. Also if anyone else was holding pointers to that object at the same time, they will be invalid if you move the object, or they will refer to the old object if you make a copy. You have to think about all of that yourself, you can't just think about "the object", you have to think about "the area of memory which stores data represnting this object" and all your operations are not on that object, but on that area of memory.
Want to read a property of the object - are you sure that area of the memory still validly represents that object? Want to update that object - same question, and also are you sure the data you're writing to it will fit in the space the object is currently taking up and won't overwrite anything else? Etc. etc.

Different languages have different levels of how much you need to worry about specific things like this. E.g. Rust also needs you to manage memory but it has a very strict type system, so you can usually get away with actually just manipulating "objects" and the compiler will take care of the raw memory for you, but you have to satisfy very strict compiler rules for that. Python just manages everything and you don't need to think about almost any of this, so in that way it's almost the polar opposite of C (at the cost of being horribly slow and memory-hungry for any sort of complicated software).

>>106029429
Keepass with syncthing is setup-and-forget. Only downside that I've found is that syncthing fucking eats your battery on android, so I do have to enable and disable it manually periodically there.

>>106030742
Sometimes you can multiplex over them. E.g. if you have two 1G ports, and connect them both, you can run a transfer at ~2Gbps (assuming the other side can do the same)
Other times it's useful for network isolation. But that's mostly useful for devices that will run as servers and/or routers. IDK if you'd ever really use that on a desktop. But you could, for example if you have a really ghetto home network with no fancy routing or switching, you might have a NAS that you just connect with an ethernet cable straight to your PC, and it's not accessible from your router.

Is there a way to connect to PCs with ethernet cable to transfer data?

>>106030970
I think easiest way is with separate user profiles. It's an android feature but it's been ages since I've used AOSP let alone samsung so idk if it's convenient. I use it all the time on grapheneos though, I don't remember if it changes anything to make it easier to use or if you can do the same on stock android

>>106034101
>you're basically usually working with physical memory addresses
this ain't 80's

>>106034168
Fine, virtual memory addresses, same thing

can EKWB EK-Nucleus AIO CR240 Dark cool the core ultra 7 265k with OC?

maximum DP of 265k is ~250W
maximum DP for nucleus AIO is 300W

sounds like it fits, but maybe I miss something, never had an AIO before

I'm updating Arch with the yay -Syu command. Is this the correct way to do it?

>>106034140
Yeah hook up the cable and either use the v6 link local addresses or manually assign them v4 addresses in the same subnet.

>>106033782
>104 reallocated sectors
It's fucked. Buy a new drive and transfer what you can off it. Every time you do something with that drive you risk making it even more fucked for no reason.

>>106033771
I see work profiles in the secure folder area, but I use that for porn so I can't do that lmao

>mint 21.3
>error while loading shared libraries: libGLEW.so.2.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
>apt-get couldn't find any libglew2.1 packages
>installing libglew-dev and glew-utils didn't solve it
I'm retarded; what am I supposed to do here?

Help. I spilled water on my pc just now (posting from my phone). Because the top of the pc is mesh a bit got on the psu. I shut it down as fast as possible and disconnected the power but now I smell a chemical smell coming from the psu. Did I fuck my computer? What do?

which site should i use if i want to link a webm with sound in a no-sound zone
i forgot

>>106034761
I should add that there’s a dehumidifier in the room and a fan blowing on it. Also the water only got on the side of the psu with the switch on it. But I saw a few drips in there because of how it’s oriented.

>>106034761
Maybe. Crack it open and check for burn marks at least. If you're not comfortable doing that just buy a new one.

>>106034812
wsg
or the 4chan sound plugin and something like catbox but I don't like it

>>106034641
without messing with network adapters?
Both machines have 5 GbE, and I need to transfer ~200 TB of data, which is about 5 days.
Just like plug and play way.

Pic related is current network.
PC 2 can ping PC 1, but not the other way around.
Why?
And how to make it work without changing the router mode to bridge or static?

>>106035823
None of that requires messing with network adapters. You plug in a normal patch cable, read the ipv6 link local address off one of the machines, connect from the other one, and you're off to the races.

>>106035997
I've done just that and nothing show up.
Chatgpt tell me to change adpater settings which is something I don't want to do.
Both machines have working connection when connected to my router, but not when connected to each other.

>>106036047
So does it say that adapter's link is down/disconnected, even when plugged into the other computer?

>>106036047
>nothing shows up
Why do you expect something to show up? You have to connect to the other computer by IP. Can you ping it?

>>106035950
Is router 2 doing its own NAT? If so don't, it makes for a giant headache for what you're trying to do. It's the problem peer-to-peer apps have to solve, and there's ways to do it (look up NAT punching) but you do not need NAT at all here, so just disable it.
I don't really see why you don't want to change it to bridge mode, but if you really don't, just assign a subnet to it. Then, pinging PC2 with PC1 is just a matter of making sure the firewall is configured correctly.

is there any possible way to transmit audio through USB from a PC to another?

>>106035950
router1 does not have a routing table entry to forward packets destined to PC2's IP to router2.

Router1's default gateway is set to forward everything to internet.
Router2's default gateway is set to forward everything to Router1.
PC2 sends ping to Router2. Router2 forwards everyhing to Router1. Router1 knows PC1, forwards the ping to PC1.
PC1 sends ping to Router1. Router1 doesnt know about PC2. Router1 sends to internet.

To fix it, set a static routing table entry for 10.1.2.0/24 in Router1 to forward to Router2's IP, assuming PC2's IP is something like 10.1.2.3.

>>106036078
I'm not understanding that.
>>106036098
This is what I mean.
The IP address isn't working.

>>106036122
Yeah get a USB audio output on one PC and a USB audio input on the other.

>>106036167
>I'm not understanding that.
Alright. Where are you seeing the other computer's IP?

>>106036173
>USB audio input
Oh well
I have multiple dongle DACs but the only thing I could use as an input I have on the destination PC is shitty onboard that does not work anymore for some reason
I guess I will try doing something through bluetooth or wifi

have you tried to make ai kill itself by telling it that it is useless and should be ashamed of itself?

When downloading 4K content, what's the best balance between audio/video quality and file size?

There are loads of options. Files usually follow the same scheme: [LINUX ISO[.[YEAR].BluRay.2160p.etc.

The following are usually specified in the file/folder name: UHD, TrueHD, 5.1 or 7.1 surround sound, DV, HVEC, DTS-HD, etc. I'm not a huge videophile, so I only have a basic understanding of what most of that shit means. It seems like the larger files are the most popular, but I'm not sure that's because they are, or retards (like me) assume bigger = better. Please help a newfag out.

>>106036114
>Is router 2 doing its own NAT
yeah, it's on its own subnet, for isolation since I don't want all of my devices on Router 2 to be seen by anyone connected to router 1.
>just assign a subnet to it. Then, pinging PC2 with PC1 is just a matter of making sure the firewall is configured correctly.
I didn't understand this bit.
Can you explain it because I'm not getting anything with my googlefu.
>>106036122
What do you mean transmit?
As in PC 1 > USB port > PC 2?
Then you need USB audio adapter.
Make sure it support both input and output if you want to get something working.
>>106036161
>router1 does not have a routing table entry to forward packets destined to PC2's IP to router2.
That's explain it, I feel stupid for not understanding this.
>set a static routing table entry for 10.1.2.0/24 in Router1 to forward to Router2's IP, assuming PC2's IP is something like 10.1.2.3
I didn't understand this part?
assume the router 1 has 10.0.1.1, and router 2 show up as 10.0.1.200 in router 1
and router 2 IP is 10.0.0.1 on the network
where do I need to edit this?
the router is tenda too.

>>106036192
I don't see it, I got it from the router when it was connected.

>>106019307
>Maybe one of the social media lists blocks the comments too. Haven't looked, but IGN might use a separate service for their article comments. Like how some news sites show Facebook comments.

Thanks for the response. I still can't seem to solve it. It must be something I've done but I have nothing in my filters or rules that suggest it could be that

>>106036370
You're not trying to access it from the router, you're trying to access it from the other PC.
When you connect the two PCs directly with the ethernet cable, you're forming a network consisting of exactly these two PCs. The router is not on that network and knows absolutely nothing about that network; it is completely disconnected from that network. Each PC will have an IP on that network. That's what you need.

>>106036401
So how do I know the new IP address?

>>106036515
Google 'how to get link local address <your_os>'

How do I know which new WiFi cards are compatible with my laptop? It's a old HP ivy bridge shittop from 2014 and if possible I would like to upgrade it to use at least WiFi 6.

Which books do I read for distributed systems if I know nothing about them?

Any good vpn with endpoints in shithole countries?

I have a selenium python script I want to share with some coworkers but I think getting them to install everything needed will confuse them. Is there a way to easily package everything in a simple to use executable?

>>106036788
I'm not getting an IP address.

>>106035013
1. Is that dangerous?
2. If I don’t see any damage but there is damage could I hurt the rest of the system?


Sorry I took so long to respond this all happened right before I had to go to work.

>>106033782
>reallocated sectors
These are sectors the drive has previously found questionable that it has determined are bad and have been MOVED to spare space
Each sector is 4kb so you have about 1mb of bad sectors
The real issue here is if these sectors have slowly accumulated or suddenly appeared. If you have done your scrubbing this should be easier to determine.
I would clone/backup the disk then see what happens to the bad sector counts
If nothing much changes (+/- maybe 5 sectors) probably keep using the disk and make sure you scrub it minimum monthly
This part is mostly speculation but I will offer it (esp without more (SMART) info)
Your drive is probably fine, you just encountered defects that will slowly grow with the disks age, having redundancy/backups/RAID (RAID is not a backup) is a good idea going forward, but if you regularly scrub all your data is safe (assuming no other issues)
>>106034761
The PSU might be fine, BUT PSUs are cheap and can cause alot of damage
>>106038294
Do above and if you want you can crack it open, just make sure capacitors are discharged AND it is unplugged from everything

>NGXYSW

How do I make sure the capacitors are discharged?

My Zotac 3070ti keeps blackscreening at random, and crashes whatever game I'm playing. This happens regardless of how intensive my games are. Is it dying?

Is this the thread to ask for gaming laptop recommendation questions or should I make a new one?

Why do I sometimes see an application called "t" (literally just "t") when I am about to restart my Windows 10 and said application is blocking the restart?

>>106038034
Then you need to kill yourself because you're missing some basic detail we can't detect with esp.

I don’t see any damage in the psu, but I still smell that smell. It kind smells like a sharpie, is that normal ?

>>106036355
first tell me what IP PC2 has, in this example I assume 10.0.0.123.
I assume Router1 has the IP 10.0.1.1 on the LAN interface and 123.123.123.123 on the WAN interface.
I assume Router2 has the IP 10.0.0.1 on the LAN interface and 10.0.1.200 on the "WAN" interface (link between Router2 and Router1).
you open the openwrt UI of router1 (you ARE using openwrt, arent you anon?)
you go to network->routing->static ipv4 routes.
you click on add.
Interface: the logical interface where PC1 is connected.
route type: unicast
target: 10.0.0.0/24 (I'm assuming PC2 is 10.0.0.123)
gateway: 10.0.1.200

Networking 101:
Hop1:
PC1 creates a packet destined to 10.0.0.123. It looks up the routing table. It can't find 10.0.0.123 in its table, it sends it to its default gateway 10.0.1.1. PC1 looks up how to reach 10.0.1.1, it finds a link-local route to 10.0.1.1/24 on eth0. It queries the MAC address of Router1. It sets the MAC address of Router1 as destination. It throws the packets onto the eth0 interface. The packets are now Router1's problem.

Hop2:
The packet with the destination 10.0.0.123 arrives on LAN at Router1, Router1 looks up our newly created table and sees that everything destined to 10.0.0.0/24 should be forwarded to 10.0.1.200. Router1 looks up how to reach 10.0.1.200, it finds a link-local route to 10.0.1.0/24 on LAN (it was autoconfigured). It queries the MAC address of Router2. It sets the MAC address of Router2 as destination. It throws the packets onto the LAN interface. The packets are now Router2's problem.

Hop3:
Router2 now receives the packets (the destination MAC is its own). It looks up the IP destination, it's 10.0.0.123. It looks up how to forward this packet. It finds a link-local route to 10.0.0.0/24 on LAN (it was autoconfigured). It queries the MAC address of PC2. It sets the MAC address of PC2 as destination. It throws the packets onto the LAN interface. The packets are now PC2's problem.

Hop4:
The packet has arrived.

>>106038909
however you must check if forwarding is disabled between the two interfaces of Router2. I think the link between Router2 and Router1 is called "WAN" in Router2. I this case Router2 treats everything from Router1 as "Internet" and will drop any packets from there destined to its internal network, it will simply not route anything that comes from the "internet". This is the default secure behavior for routers (you dont want the ISP to be able to reach your internal network, do you?).
You can change this behavior in openwrt on Router2 in Network->Firewall->General Settings under "Zones".

Remove the rule "wan->REJECT [reject] [accept] [reject] [x]" (this the default rule in openwrt)

Add the following rule:
Input: accept
Output: accept
Forward: accept
Masquerading: off
Allow forward to destination zones: lan
Allow forward from source zones: wan

>>106038484
you short them or just wait

>>106038661
logitech spyware

>>106038034
That's normal, at this step you should only get a list of search results.
What you do next is you click on some that look like they make sense and read to figure out the steps you need to do.
Then you do those steps.
Then you should get an IP address, and if anything specific didn't work, you can ask about that specific thing.

>>106032191
It's not just YouTube, it happens with any page I browse on Firefox, but it happens most frequently with YouTube. I imagine the issue might have something to do with UBO. What's another browser I could try out to see if it's Firefox and/or UBO? Didn't Google remove support for UBO on Chrome a while ago?

Is it normal for cores 8-15 to be running slower than cores 0-7 on a 9950x3d using PBO?

>>106039056
I mean everything seems fine in there. The computer didn’t shut off, I shut it off. Do you think I’m fine to plug it back in? It’s been drying for about 6 hours now and like I said no visible damage. The the droplets were tiny almost like someone hit it with a mister.

>>106018985 (OP)
I will now learn Docker in 30 minutes so I can have VR porn.

>>106039175
Firefox forks maybe? Waterfox, Librewolf, Palemoon

240hz monitor that runs with extremely low latency on display port, recommendations? I tried an Acer Predator and it has stupid cable issues - has to run in HDMI mode to start then I can switch it over. Please recommend something good that is reliable. I need a monitor to ship with arcade cabinets so it must be able to be zero maintenance for the operator.

>>106018985 (OP)
free music streaming solution? I was using spotify revance but it hasnt been stable for months

>>106039340
It's been 40 minutes and I'm stuck.

How do you quote/green text with numbers at the beginning of the ">>" sign? I don't remember this being an issue awhile back but its really annoying seeing (dead) with numbers you're trying to quote.

>>106023415
Catfish blood bait, aka "charlie bait". That shit is positively vile. Comes in a sealed bucket. Smear it all over the bench, nobody will come within 15ft of it.

With 4chanX and XT I can press F and it hides all the replies without an image, how can I also hide all the replies containing .mp4 and .webm?