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>>106088874
https://www.procustodibus.com/blog/2023/11/wireguard-port-forward-from-internet-multi-hop/

I have a late 2014 Mac Mini, and it seems that when I insert a USB 3.0 device into one of the USB 2.0 ports (even if through a USB 2.0 extension cable), all USB devices, namely the dongle for a handheld keyboard, become unworkably slow. Does this make any sense? How can I get around this?

is it safe to put rubber washers around a HDD cage? I have a corsair 7000 case, and the cage is not securely attached to the case so it rattles a tiny bit. I don't know much about how vibrations work, if this may damage the hard drives or not.

>>106100364
Not sure if I tried this one already but I'll check it out, thanks

I just checked and my system has 256 bits of entropy. Is that good?

Why is Discord stonewalling us

>>106100248 (OP)
Is that Calpe, OP?

>>106100685
It's safe, if anything reducing vibrations with extend the life of the drive because it's not consistently fucking itself against the housing all day on a micro level. That's how mechanical shit falls apart faster

is there anything free that generates subtitles given a video?

>>106101706
Sicily

>>106100409
Install Linux on it — that machine isn’t getting security updates anymore unless I’m really wrong about Apple’s security-update policy
t. updooter

How do you create your own VPN? That doesn't affect other users in my household.

What does this error mean?
What do I need to check on my browser (Opera)?

Is there really no android music player that supports filters and dynamic playlists? Seriously? They all suck

>>106102245
Do you mean something like renting a VPS and tunnelling to it?
Regardless of what you do, you can always easily configure just your own machine to connect to it and it won't affect anybody else

How do i fix or what can i search to fix my monitor being 1-2 pixels to small on maximised windows?

What are vim and emacs exactly? To me they are just cli text editors but why is/was there such a massive discussion over using one of them? And how are they different from an IDE?

>>106101920
You can run it locally with Whisper models. There's a few online services if you don't have a decent gpu. Maybe the huggingface one?

>>106103232
First check if there's an option in your display's settings menu.
You can fix it in your OS via your graphics driver's control panel. There should be an option to control a display's size or overscanning

>>106103540
The discussion is mostly because of the different feature sets. The learning curve is very high since they're made to be fully keyboard controlled and don't really have discoverable UIs, so people who learn one or the other tend to be invested in the one they know, and won't bother learning or using the other, and then you get fanboy wars.
>how are they different from an IDE
Classically, in the past, an IDE would integrate "smart" language-specific features, like showing you errors directly in the editor, allowing debugging with breakpoints, having built-in refactoring abilities, etc. A text editor would just make it easy to edit and navigate text, and might integrate with external tools, but wouldn't have any built-in ways to be language-aware.

However Microsoft actually changed this when they built VSCode, which is more of a "text editor" than an IDE, but they wanted it to have IDE features, so they came up with something called language server protocol (LSP). The idea is that you have some external tool for every language, that the editor can query to provide language-specific features. Now, a text editor with LSP integration is basically just as good as any IDE has ever been.

how come nowadays cpus without integrated graphics will not even display BIOS menu when 40 years ago Z80 could display both text and pixel graphics using barely 8 thousand transistors?

>>106104317
you're asking why a computer with no graphics adapter can't display graphics? or why when picking a cpu that specifically doesn't have one, doesn't have one?

>>106104244
Woah. Thanks for the detailed explanation anon.

>>106104398
I am asking why do I need a whole 3D rendering graphics card component in a CPU when I just want to display text based screen content?
>b-but it won't run without graphics card!
I know it will not work since I just tested it. I want to know what stops intelaviv and tAlMuD processors from providing basic, non-rendered, non-3D text based output using pure CPU power

>>106104317
z80 didn't have any display hardware stupid bunposter

>>106104494
so how did it display graphics then you buffoon

Just trying my stupid question again, even after a day of screwing with it best I came up with is setting the torrents I put into the autostart dir to immediately pause and then rename the files or whatever else I need to do. I also tried all the major alt webuis and NONE of them have this feature the normal client has had for more than a decade.

I decided to clean my shit up and try confining all my torrenting to one machine via a Qbittorrent gluetun stack. Only problem is the qbittorrent webui is gimped in the most retarded manner imaginable or maybe I’m retarded. Is there some hidden setting that will allow me to view the actual file name when adding a torrent from a file? The only option is to change the name of the torrent not the file. It’s easy with the desktop app because there’s a box with all the individual files right there in the new torrent window. For some reason the people making torrents of the filth I like to download are addicted to using illegal characters so I have to manually edit the file name or it will automatically be changed to some random generated crap when it’s finished. Maybe it’s just qbittorrent, is there a better webui based torrent client?

>>106102245
There are many comprehensive step-by-step videos on youtube that will show you how to set up wireguard or openvpn, you can run it on something as simple as a raspi or a container on a minipc many routers these days allow you to do it right in the gui.

How do I bypass this shit? I have changed the 2 things in about:config

extensions.blocklist.enabled -> False
xpinstall.signatures.required -> False

But I still get denied.

>>106104454
>what stops intelaviv and tAlMuD processors from providing basic, non-rendered, non-3D text based output using pure CPU power
because there's no display driver components. i know what you mean, and yes a cpu has no issue generating the pixels for a framebuffer all on it's own, it's just that the components that go from the framebuffer out to a monitor are part of a graphics adapter.
bit-banging video straight out of a cpu is possible, but it consumes a ton of cpu time and requires tight timing in the software to do it. it'd make no sense to include such a feature in modern cpus. even just a barebones unaccelerated igpu would be far easier and more performant to include
https://www.linusakesson.net/scene/craft/index.php
>>106104639
by having a video controller connected to it

>>106100248 (OP)
While thinking about this age verifcation situation,
I came to one question.
The one poster mentioning spotify wants an age verification made me
realise this question.
Assume you have accounts especially created for privacy.
One could not age verify these (I don't have my passport/drivers license for
Santa Claus on me currently. ...).
So one cannot verify some accounts, and more problematic
it is possible one cannot verify an email account(!!!)
So how many accounts would at least some users lose?

If you are asked to age verify a mail account which was set up extra so
that you don't have to expose your RL identity to some sites (scammy, or else)?
And what is the consequence if you have to register ANY(!!!) account online
on your one real identity?(valuabe)
And then the shitty site gets hacked and boom this one important information (your RL identity)
gets distributed because of it.
I'm seriously pissed if this is the reality with this shitty age verifcation bullshit.
The need that every account you create is created against a
mail account connected your real identity(!).
I'm annoyed because of privacy and security considerations.

>>106104792
Did you restart faggotfox and/or maybe even a system reboot after the config changes?

Where to start with getting access to a local webcam. With some cursory research kali has things like storm breaker but everything seems to be about remote devices and I assume there’s a much simpler way when you are already in the network.

>>106104843
I did restart Firefox but not my PC. Will do that now really quickly.

>>106104807
NTA but honestly why don't all CPUs include a barebones, tiny iGPU as standard? Surely it can't take up as much silicon area and production cost to really impact the final product (can it?), and it seems absolutely invaluable for any sort of debugging or troubleshooting. The only way I'd ever buy a CPU without any display capabilities would be if I wanted a machine that's basically un-upgradeable and if it dies I throw it away or send it for repairs. So maybe in a laptop. But ironically laptops continue using iGPUs for power efficiency purposes.

That or maybe motherboards should start including basic iGPUs for their display output, similar to how all motherboards have onboard sound chips these days.

>>106104843
>>106104884
Restart of PC didn't help either.

>>106104884
>I did restart Firefox but not my PC. Will do that now really quickly.
I don't have anything beyond that, it seems like it should let you install the add-on but I've never seen that issue before.

>>106104933
>>106104941
Ah well best of luck anyway

>>106104901
idk, they could. a minimal one with no video decoding or 3d hardware would not need much die space i'd imagine. there's likely just little demand for it, like you're either using an igpu without a dgpu, or you're using a dgpu and don't need an igpu. like you hinted at, in the case of someone who normally uses a dgpu, such a feature would only really be useful for diagnosing issues, as such a basic gpu would not be useful for regular usage compared to existing igpus
>That or maybe motherboards should start including basic iGPUs for their display output, similar to how all motherboards have onboard sound chips these days.
that's actually how igpus used to work, they were on the motherboard, either as part of the northbridge or as a separate chip. many components that used to be on the motherboard are now part of the cpu. modern cpus are really SoC's rather than a bare cpu like they were in the '80s
pic related, dell mobo with separate ATi rage onboard gpu (next to the power connector)

>>106104980
>>106104901
>such a feature would only really be useful for diagnosing issues
-- and of course, for that you can just test with another known-good dgpu, if you don't have one around then you're probably the kind to take your computer to a shop for repair

>>106104980
also if you don't know what a northbridge is... they're integrated into modern cpus too. that includes things like pci controller, memory controller, etc. high speed peripherals.

>>106105001
>if you don't have one around then you're probably the kind to take your computer to a shop for repair
this is a bait I hope
>>106104901
and think of the server applications, those integrated gpus on millions of world
s Xeons lay unused 99.999999% of the time and are powered up once 3 years to update BIOS

>>106104808
Yes that's the point.
If people were fine with linking their IRL identity with every account, then there wouldn't even be any issue. In theory, protecting kids is a fine goal.
The problem is that adults who are over 18 are now forbidden from having anonymous accounts. That's the whole entire issue with the ID verification, yes.

>>106105026
>this is a bait I hope
it is not. i can't imagine someone who is comfortable diagnosing and repairing computers doesn't have a single working, unused gpu of some kind in their house

>>106105047
it's literally me, though

>>106105062
so you have one computer and literally just that one gpu in your house? or you just only replace your gpu once it dies? i'm not saying it's impossible, but it's unusual in my experience

>>106105026
>this is a bait I hope
No it's basic troubleshooting, you can get an old nividia ewaste gpu/display adapter from ebay for next to nothing. You'd have to be retarded not to have at least one purely for troubleshooting purposes.

>>106105001
The thing is testing with a known good dgpu is a fucking pain.
>GPU dies
>order new one
>whoops cannot even turn on my computer to open my web browser until the new one comes in
or
>upgrade GPU
>no video on first power-on
>???
>instead of being able to look through the bios, you're forced to swap the entire GPU back out again
With GPUs getting bigger and heavier right now this is more and more annoying. PC has to be on its side, remove the support thingy, unplug 2 or 3(!) power cables, take the 1kg brick out of the slot carefully, put in the old brick, re-plug all the power cables, try again, and back and forth as needed until you sort out the issue

>>106105026
Yeah on server CPUs it makes sense. They genuinely never use it and also they all probably have management interfaces that can access the BIOS remotely, they may not even have any display output ports.
But for consumer CPUs? A budget gaming i3 might save like $0.10 in production costs, I'm pretty sure for the overhwhelming majority of consumers this really isn't worth it the above hassle of being forced to always have a working dgpu else your computer cannot even boot.

>>106105103
>The thing is testing with a known good dgpu is a fucking pain.
don't get me wrong, i'm not disagreeing with the idea of having minimal video regardless of the presence of a dgpu or "full" igpu on any computer
if this is a concern for you, just buy cpus with an igpu. there are high end ones with igpus as well these days

>>106105028
so theoertic example: a user has 50 accounts (games, online sites, forums, whatever.) Let's assume 60 or 70% of these are not directly connected the main mail account for a reason. (one could already get a headache when thinking about the accounts.)
to glowies: these are numbers are purely fictional, for the discussion, so ...

>>106104901
Because the pinout adds more cost than the die space. It would be cheaper to put it on the motherboard like old server boards used to.

>>106105103
>>106105158
actually case in point i'm posting from a computer with a Ryzen 9 7900X, and it has an igpu even though i didn't buy it for that and i don't even use it

>>106105103
I feel like I'm talking with a hallucinating contrarian AI. These things are not bricks, they're practically free and they don't even need extra power. Why wouldn't even a casual tinkerer have one or two kicking around?

>>106101998
Well, I've still been seeing those "updates ready to install" popups lately. How would installing Linux make the USB ports work better?

>>106105158
Oh yeah obviously, I'm not buying CPUs without an iGPU
It's just weird that there's this dichotomy between either buying one with a full-featured iGPU that could probably play most of my games at 1080p60fps even though I'll use it maybe at most 5 minutes within the next decade, or buying one with zero video output at all. And it's weird that there's a market for the latter in general.

>>106105271
Anon why the fuck would I buy a dedicated debugging GPU that will collect dust in a drawer for years on end and maybe die from static from the dust? When a fucking $0.05 integrated chip on the motherboard could do the same job, I think I'm justified in asking why I would be expected to have a dedicated card just for debugging purposes.
Also, is this actually what you had in mind when you said it would be "very unusual" for people to not have one? I know a whole bunch of friends who have built their own PCs and I don't know a single person who owns something like this. I'm not talking about "tinkerers" who build PCs for a hobby, I'm talking about people who have a self-built PC that they use for gaming and shit and they upgrade it maybe once every 5 years or so, and there's a 10% chance something will go wrong on first boot when putting in an upgraded GPU. That's not something anyone bothers to prepare for by buying a special dedicated debugging GPU.

>>106105422
>Anon why the fuck would I buy a dedicated debugging GPU that will collect dust in a drawer for years on end and maybe die from static from the dust? When a fucking $0.05 integrated chip on the motherboard could do the same job
This is the most retarded thing I've ever read, I've used mine dozens of times reiterating the objective fact that you're a gorillanigger contrarian.

>>106105422
>And it's weird that there's a market for the latter in general.
not really, there's not many people willing to fix a computer that can't reach over and put a hand on some kind of gpu to test with
again i'm not against the idea, but i also doubt there's many people wishing for it
>is this actually what you had in mind when you said it would be "very unusual" for people to not have one?
that was me, that's not what i had in mind. i have a few gpus just lying around. if i needed one to test with, i'd probably use my radeon rx560. it's small and requires no external power

>>106105467
The fact that you've used yours a lot doesn't mean everyone else will. Clearly you are in fact a "tinkerer". I know autistic people have trouble understanding that other people might be different from them, but you have to realise that not everyone has the exact same hobbies as you, and fully re-building a PC "dozens of times" (meaning at least multiple times a year) falls squarely into the territory of a hobby.
I've added major upgrades to my PC exactly twice in the past 12 years. If hypothetically my CPU didn't have video output, that's how often I would have needed that dedicated GPU.

>>106105474
>if i needed one to test with, i'd probably use my radeon rx560. it's small and requires no external power
That's fair, I'm a zoomer so I don't have any ancient GPUs and I never bought small ones, my oldest was a GTX680 and it was quite big already. I also ended up selling it on ebay for 20 bucks at some point because it was just collecting dust for years

>>106102599
There's plexamp but that needs a plex server.

>>106105546
if you've only ever bought massive modern gamer gpus then i can understand the desire to not swap them around.
for me i grew up with gpus/video cards that didn't even need a heatsink.
i also understand that people tend to sell stuff they don't use. it's just that -in my experience- if you know enough to fix your computer, chances are you're also sometimes fixing other peoples' computers, which is where having spare parts around is very helpful

>>106105612
>if you know enough to fix your computer, chances are you're also sometimes fixing other peoples' computers, which is where having spare parts around is very helpful
Only if you live physically around other people who also have built their own computers

>>106105645
it doesn't matter if they built their own computers. really the opposite, if they built it themselves why would they need someone else to fix it?

>>106105651
All the people I know of who did not build their own computer, use a laptop. I sure as shit am not fixing anyone's laptops

>>106105665
you haven't built a computer for a friend?

>>106102599
Original Poster
>>106105587
After doing some research i discovered GoneMad Music Player, it has all the features i need but the ad-free version is like 8 euros, I think i'll still use it.

>>106102258
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Reference/Status/429
Error 429 is a standard HTTP error. It means that you are being rate limited by the server. Stop spamming the get captcha button, wait at least 10 minutes, then retry.

I slept on retrieving last session... Is it lost for good or? Linux OS version firefox.

I'm trying to backup some family videos from old Sony Mini DVD-R and Mini DVD-RW's. Some of the discs have data stored on them (the discs are labeled and I can visually see that they've been written to) but Windows, MPF & ImgBurn all think that the discs are empty. Any ideas as to why this is happening and/or how I can grab the data?

Some of the discs are also cracked - is there any way to grab data from the unaffected areas or are they totally unsalvageable?

How do I delete an already downloaded update like picrel?
Since its a preview update I know my PC doesn't need it.

What happened to the privacy general? Does anyone have the pastebin with all the links/resources that was usually posted there? thx in advance

Bought a used mobo with ryzen 3900 cpu, added known good 3060ti and installed m.2 with linux mint and steam library (it's been used in quite a few computers at this point)

The games I'm able to start are extremely laggy, as if I'm using the default gpu drivers provided by linux mint instead of the official nvidia drivers. Games are always acting like that when I forget to upgrade from default xorg video nouveau or whatever. But I've reinstalled official drivers several times now and problem still persists.

Just trying to figure out if it's my linux mint getting wonky after being in so many computers with so many gpus, or mobo having some kind of pcie issue where it can do desktop surfing and stuff but no heavy loads. lol. I doubt it but thought I'd ask here. Thank you

I want to use open (or at any rate free) AI models for text-to-speech and speech-to-text in multiple languages. There are a zillion Github projects in the vein of "here is binaries with command line interface" or "here is source code". But me am dumb, me want to download .msi installer and double-click to install and load a proper GUI LIKE NORMAL PEOPLE. What do I use?

>>106100248 (OP)
Anyone have any ideas on how to extract and download the individual images that compose this rotating smartphone php?

https://m.gsmarena.com/apple_iphone_6s-3d-spin-7242.php

>>106109627
Looks like it's just a sprite sheet

https://fdn.gsmarena.com/vv/spin/apple-iphone-6s.jpg

>>106109627
Looking in the network tab and refreshing. Seems that the animation is actually a jpeg. I assume this is an older website since animated webps exist nowadays (that don't have the limitations of gif)

>>106109696
Thanks man.

What VPN provider does not care about me browsing loli hentai

>>106100248 (OP)
Can anyone help with this file sharing issue? Put it in another thread earlier. >>106107214

Is it possible to get malware from the Chrome Web Store simply by opening the page that shows the description of an extension?
There is a fake uBlock Origin in there, I clicked on it, saw that it was offered by "bigjpgai" so I obviously didn't install it, then got out.
Is it possible to get malware just from that?

>>106110186
No.
Unless the chrome webstore itself has an exploit. There is always an "unless". But you're not worried about an airplane falling on top of you in the comfort of your own home, for example.

>>106110208
Cool, thanks for the answer Anon.
>you're not worried about an airplane falling on top of you in the comfort of your own home, for example.
kek
I was when I was a kid...

AHH WHAT DO ALL THESE BUTTONS AND SHIT DO
I JUST WANT TO MAKE VIDYA MUSIC
Does anyone have recommendations for a noob friendly DAW

So is the only way to watch youtube without doxxing yourself in the future going to be making an account and hoping the age check AI likes your vibes?
I literally don't have a goolag account, I'm *that guy*, but somehow I've still gotten a youtube addiction. Maybe this shit is a good thing and I can go outside now.

What's the "right way" of writing a bash script for keeping track of who's connected to my local network?
I'm not concerned about misuse, should I just ping the entire subnet? I could use my ONT's config page, but it's awful and slow

>Mystic Light for some reason doesn't detect my mouse
>SignalRGB is good but consumes way too much RAM
>Open RGB is a mess to setup

What program do you use to set your ARGB? I just want solid lights that turn to the color I want on boot and don't eat 600MB of RAM to be on the background.

>>106110304
Unironically GarageBand.... Provided you've got a Mac.

>>106110881
nmap and/or arp. You can easily parse arp results in bash

Cars are privacy nightmares, but can the cars' software/hardware be manipulated to prevent it from gathering information or sending it? Such as a firewall or a program that routinely deletes all collected data.

>>106111398
Yeah, there's youtube videos about it, I wouldn't bother though, what's your threat model? The glowies will always find you and nobody else can access it besides the dealership.
If you have a car loan it was probably in the fine print to track you, BTW. It's for repo.

>>106111537
>nobody else can access it
Other than through your phone. I didn't sync my car to my phone for a bit and once I did my phone knew all my travel patterns.

In my nvidia control panel there used to be an NIS setting, it got replaced by image sharpening. How do I know image sharpening is working on 1080p source?

>>106110539
I also don't have an account, I just watch through newpipe. I wonder if they'll ever turn off anonymous streaming.

>>106111537
Just asking. And the smaller the tracking, the better.
A car records and sends not only location data but also audio and video as well as a lot of other data, which the manufacturer/dealer need not know.
My phone might still track my location history, but if I use a faraday cage or leave the phone at home, I can prevent it. I can't use a faraday cage on a car.
>The glowies will always find you
Glowies aren't all-powerful, especially if they aren't particularly interested.
>nobody else can access it besides the dealership
I remember reading an article that cops can indeed analyze car data with tools they got from jews/israelis, though.

Anyone got the ugly drawing of this with the text "just trust me dumb fucks"

>>106111676
The image scaling option is NIS isn't it? "Nvidia image scaling"?
There's the overlay suboption to check if it's working too

>>106112026
If yours looks like that then don't update, you'll probably lose it. Mine looks like this now.

is there a new 4chan x add-on? without it, browing in 4chan it's insufferable.

>>106112063
I just downloaded it today and it seems to be working with tampermonkey.

I'm going to build a new PC, is it possible to have two GPU's in it of different types? I want to put my old 3070 in it and use it for AI stuff, but have a 50xx or something for gaming.

my hairline wont stop creeping back, but all the hair medicine at CVS only works on the backside of your head
why is nature cruel

>>106111745
I doubt they would have cause to complain if you disabled the mic. I think you're legally required to have a back up camera but other than that I don't know. Check the fine print on your loan unless you fully own the car.
>Glowies aren't all-powerful
>cops can indeed analyze car data
I'm including cops under the umbrella of glowies, and you are not hiding from them in your personal car, period. They perfected this shit before car GPS even existed.

>>106103783
define decent

>>106111692
Wow, I must live under a rock. This might be an upgrade if youtube don't fuck it up somehow.

>>106110881
Simple, use the ip utility:
ip neighbor
Case it's Linux, I assume all operating systems have equivalent tools.
It's Ethernet we talking so everyone occasionally sees everyone, regardless the IP.
>I could use my ONT's config page, but it's awful and slow
ONT? Router?
It's doing the exact same thing anyway.
>>106112138
Obviously. Many have CPUs with integrated graphics plus a GPU in a card form. How'd you figure anyone would be able to have Nvidia graphics card with integrated AMD/Intel graphics?

>>106112314
>How'd you figure anyone would be able to have Nvidia graphics card with integrated AMD/Intel graphics?
NTA but I could see them making the brands mutually exclusive to create vendor lock-in, with integrated graphics having an exception for obvious reasons.

>>106112314
No idea. I'm not super good with tech. If it does work, awesome, thank you. I should probably get a much higher wattage PSU than I normally do I assume.

>>106112335
>PC gets a new PCIe device
>some other device sees it and makes the PC not boot for the lulz
>????
Not seeing much business in this.
What I've actually witnessed was a laptop not booting for the lulz because the Wi-Fi card I tried wasn't their brand.
>>106112370
It's just one extra device. And yes, you need your power supply to match the demand.

>>106112403
Neat. Well I'll be doing that then. I have a few extra thou saved up so I figured I'd make a new rig, its been like 4 or 5 years.
Thank you

do any of you have a referral code for orangewebsite? or another registrar
i wanna give someone a bit of money

Menu font size has shrunk to a stupidly low level for seemingly no reason. How do I fix this so it's normal again? W10 obviously because there's always an issue with this piece of shit.

>>106112138
>>106112416
Bear in mind not all motherboards/CPUs have two full PCIe 16x slots so the other one could get lower performance than expected.

Any recommendations for replacement ear pads for the Sennheiser HD6XX headphones? The official ones seem pretty pricy, I saw a "cooling gel" options which sounded nice on paper and was like half the price but some people said it sucks after extended use and actually heats up your ears, is there something decent that isn't gonna break the bank? I feel stupid spending like $60 for foam pads

>>106100248 (OP)
Can someone explain to me what the fuck is wrong with 4chan?
Every time I try to upload a .mp4 in a board like >>>/wsg/ I get a "Corrupted file or unsupported file type." error.
What exactly does it not like about ffmpeg -loop 1 -i in.jpg -i in.mp3 -c:v libx264 -vf pad=ceil(iw/2)*2:ceil(ih/2)*2 -tune stillimage -crf 12 -r 1 -preset veryfast -c:a aac -b:a 192k -pix_fmt yuv420p -shortest -y out.mp4

>inb4
I know it's a bit of a mess, don't worry about that. It outputs a perfectly functional .mp4 that is smaller than 6mb and that's all that matters.

>>106113864
upload the video elsewhere and let us take a look

>>106112040
I updated and it's still there. After searching, apparently it isn't compatible with some display settings or stream compression?

>>106113951
https://files.catbox.moe/5obsxj.mp4

>>106112282
Works with 8gb of vram I think

is there any service that provides basic webhosting? i want to do something similar to linktree but without being about personal socials and more about a few communities i run or promote, and have my domain direct people there

It shouldnt need much space or bandwidth. Otherwise i have a VPS but its low spec and i dont want to use it for too much stuff at once

>>106104454
Non-accelerated graphics adapter wouldn't have use cases beyond the BIOS menu, Linux/Unix virtual terminal maybe.
Even your usual desktop use involves acceleration, it's not 90s any more. IIRC even Windows XP made use of acceleration.

>>106100248 (OP)
is HackTheBox a good way to learn hacking?

>>106114044
>>>/wsg/5938629

>>106114643
looks like 4chan doesn't accept yuvj420p and 1 fps

Youtube is being faggy with it's ads again. What's the new meta for blocking them?

>>106114683
ublock origin seems to work for me

>>106114643
>>106114649
What do I do about the pix_fmt then. What does it like?

>>106102599
phocid?

>>106104808
you just stop using proprietary services, and download your music, so you actually own it
if you want the benefits of streaming (i.e. not cluttering your hard drive), host your own "cloud" server, and just mount that over a network

>>106105047
i dont have a single unused gpu laying around, and i have tons of computers i fix myself
if i need a gpu to test something, i rip a known-working one out of a running system
i just really don't need GPUs because i mostly use thinkpads connected to my servers, graphics shit is done by my thinkpad's iGPU, any heavy cpu load is handled by my servers

>>106105103
everyone should have at least 1 spare thinkpad, for external SPI flashing (bios unbricking, librebooting), looking shit up, making bootable usb drives, etc...

>>106107953
try dd

>>106112403
laptop manufacturers LOVE doing this, its called a pcie whitelist.
coreboot/libreboot solves this problem, fuck proprietary software.

>>106114683
https://git.dec05eba.com/QuickMedia
or just yt-dlp + mpv with the sponsorblock plugin
jewtube loves blocking random vpn/proxy IPs too, heres a script for you:
#!/bin/sh

CYCLE="command_to_cycle_proxies_here"
tmpdir=$(mktemp -d)
blocked=1
while [ $blocked == 1 ]
do
yt-dlp "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhFDyDgMVUI" -P $tmpdir &> /dev/null
blocked="$?"
$CYCLE
sleep 1
done
rm -rf $tmpdir

just run this until it exits, that means jewtube works on that particular IP

What's the deal with Firefox soft forks nowadays?
Currently thinking of divorcing Chromium, last time I used Firefox or its forks was way before Quantum branch (rip XUL ;_;)
and from what I've heard mainline is pretty much cucky with the questionable ToS changes recently.

Any anon having hands-on experience with Floorp or Waterfox in their current state?
That Jap fork seems Vivaldi-like - customization overload.
I actually had experience with Waterfox long time ago (again, pre-Quantum days). I know the browser had its worst days with that ad company acquiring it, but from what I see the original dev reclaimed it back.

Not schizophrenic enough to consider Librewolf or IceWeasel though.

>>106115240
librewolf is nice, i dont use meme forks with spyware

>>106113727
Mine cost £30 https://www.audiosanctuary.co.uk/sennheiser-hd545-hd565-hd580-hd600-hd650-earpads.html
Which seems fair for headphones that were like £150, after many years of use. I don't know if chinks make super cheap versions - in theory it's just the right shape of velour stuffed with a torus of foam, but honestly headphone pads can have a pretty noticeable impact on sound so I'd try to stick to decent quality ones. $60 is indeed steep, are you sure you can't get the official ones at a more reasonable price?

There's at least one company making aftermarket sennheiser pads, I'm pretty sure if you search "sheepskin hd6xx pads" you'll find them. The sheepskin stuff is controversial for sound, though, some people say it makes it even muddier and more muted.

>>106114355
If it's a static site, use github or gitlab pages honestly
Otherwise if it's dynamic (i.e. needs an actual backend), then you can also buy webhosting packages from most VPS providers, that go for like $2/month and sometimes let you run multiple domains and websites at once. That way you can separate it from your VPS, and they're cheap enough that you can buy multiple ones from different providers if you want to keep your shit separate. But if it's just like linktree then you don't need "real" hosting

>>106114980
it doesn't have the features i'm looking for but thanks, i've already found a good player in Gonemad

In windows 11 is there a way to display on the taskbar when you have an unread email? Or keep the unread email notification up permanently instead of max 5 mins?
I can't believe I'm struggling with a basic feature that we figured out 20 years ago.

>>106115472
Ah yeah I'm in the US so official ones seem like they would be like $52~$56, while knockoffs vary a bit. The ZMF ones were interesting https://shop.zmfheadphones.com/products/zmf-hd6xx-sub-pads and I saw recommended in a lot of places though they are even MORE expensive than the official ones...

>>106115809
Weird, normally components, tech and spare parts and stuff are always cheaper in the US. We usually get the dollar amount in pounds and then some more on top. Meanwhile these pads are like 30% more expensive for you even after currency conversion.
I'm assuming you've looked around for different resellers? In that case I don't really have good advice unfortunately. Yeah the lambskin ones are more expensive here too, they're supposedly "luxury" despite having weirder sound that not everybody likes.

You could try your luck with a knockoff if you can find one for cheap enough. It is after all just foam in velour, like I said. Maybe you'll get lucky and the chinks made them decently, or maybe it'll fall apart but if it's cheap enough then worth a try.

Or get new headphones, if you've had the 6xx's for long enough. Try a new sound, and sell these on ebay or give them to your nephew or something.

Is it retarded to use the same password everywhere like 123456 and rely on 2FA for security?

>>106114967
yuv420p

>>106115924
Yeah

Anyone here use the latest version of Photoshop regularly? I'm on CC 2015 and don't feel like upgrading but might consider it if there's meaningful improvements, just easier or more accurate automatic pixel selection tool would be enough

>>106104714
>view the actual file name when adding a torrent from a file
*Which* file's name? A torrent rarely contains a single file.
Click your torrent, then click the Contents tab. You can rename files there.

>>106107953
Try a different DVD drive.
Optical discs can store data for a few years before they become unreadable.
Drives also degrade and stop reading discs due to lens discoloration and laser diode failure.

>>106113593
Ooh. I'll keep an eye out then. Probably gotta shell out for good ones then. Cheers

>>106115994
Why is it bad if hackers don't have access to my 2FA?

>>106116112
there are "improvements"... for adobe
more DRM, more bugs, more lag, shittier performance, more subscriptions, more shit you have to pay for and be connected to a botnet 24/7
at this point even gimp is better, especially since 3.0

>>106112075
what's missing for me right now is to have the option to go back to catalog

>>106114098
Seems you can get some models to work on 4gb of vram too. Cpu as well but much slower of course

>>106115615
In thunderbird there's taskbar icon flashing and system notifications, sure. You can set new message alert time to a very high number (I think the max equals to about 400 hours).

>>106117062
nevermind, i jfigured out

>>106112075
all i need now is to figure out how to copy paste images without having to choose a file from my computer when posting an image and see if they can show (dead) posts

>>106108783
>privacy general
It's just one schizo, not a true general.
Also, there's no privacy on the internet.

>>106109110
`glxinfo` should show you the available renderers, including any GPUs. See if there's an Nvidia card mentioned.
Also look in /var/log/apt/history.log for any errors related to nvidia.

>>106113727
Bin the headphones, they are trash. Sennheiser is a cheap chink brand nowadays.

Is this good enough for browsing 4chan and watching youtube vids? Or is it too slow for that?

I recall telling myself I would never enable Secure Boot on Windows but now I can't remember why.

Is there any reason for me to keep it off?

>>106117658
its a microshaft backdoor to cuck you, and make installing lunix harder
it literally has no reason to exist other than making your life harder, it doesnt offer any real security

>>106117710
Well right now it's making my life harder by not letting me play Battlefield 6 with it turned off and all my friends are going to be mad.

>>106117490
https://youtu.be/FOewqaDiynI?t=506
It can do it, but you might as well get a used laptop

>>106117748
thats because your game is a literal rootkit that wants to make sure you don't modify your computer, because otherwise you could have the freedom to do whatever you want on your machine, thats hecking cheating! Ö
find less malicious games that don't backdoor your kernel just to ""make sure you aren't cheating""
real friends don't let their friends run malware, are you a real friend?
play quake 3 together

>>106117844
I'm already cucked there with Easy Anti-cheat.

If Signal is so much safer and private, how come there are no news of criminal using it? If Telegram is so bad, why do so many criminals use it?
And why is the US government shilling Signal?

Read "Now Playing" string from Spotify desktop (Linux) client?
I listen to weebshit on Spotify and sometimes want to look up rune names but can't copy text from this electronslop. Current workflow is copy song URL & use browser devtools but there must be a better way to quickly get this data from the app, any suggestions?

>>106117258
Can I reduce thunderbird to just a try icon? My main problem is that I don't want to have a full program open 24/7, but I want something to run and check for emails like.. hourly or so.

>>106117952
Isn't there an option for this (on windows at least)
>Tools / Options / General / System Integration / When Thunderbird is minimized move to tray

Does anyone know what's going on with iqdb? I get a queue of multiple hundreds now. Its annoying.

How can I use youtube music on my phone without paying for it?

>>106117905
Because a bunch of vatniks who know they're not getting deported / can fuck off back to Russia use Telegram. If you need an app off the fuckin Google Play store to do dirt you're already way behind the game.

Can I download only the physics/math/chemistry articles from Sci-Hub?
The torrents link to libgen which is down.

>>106117969
It's just crazy to me that either Outlook / windows 11 doesn't have this by default, or it's too well hidden for me to find. Thanks for the recommendation anon, I'll download thunderbird.

>>106118346
With revanced maybe? basically patching the youtube music apk (with the suggested version) using revanced manager

>>106115924
It becomes 1FA then, you're basically only relying on your code
The point of 2FA is that hackers need to get two things - your physical phone and your password. A data breach or a keylogger botnet may get them the password but not your phone. Whereas a thief or a sleazy roommate might grab your phone but won't have your password. Getting both at once is much harder than getting either single one.
If you're basically making your password useless, it goes back to a single factor, it just changes it from the password to the phone. In practice it's probably fine, as long as your phone pin is good enough and you don't get it stolen; it's probably not much worse than having a password with no 2FA (which is also fine as long as the password is strong enough and you don't reuse it anywhere else and don't get infected with spyware). But just don't fool yourself thinking you're secure with 2FA.

>>106117490
In this day and age, even super "weak" devices have become strong enough for simple day to day tasks, like browsing the web. (The modern web is heavy enough that for a while, it kept ahead of low-end devices. But finally it seems like web devs have reached peak bloat and made it as slow as they possibly could a little while ago, and now low-end devices have caught up, so it's no longer an issue.)

So yes it will work. But so will a cheap android tablet with a cheap keyboard cover. You do you but the raspi keyboard still needing an external screen and mouse just makes me question the usecase. Maybe if you're a schoolkid in uganda it's a nice $50 computer that can give you the experience of a "desktop" while on a poverty african budget, but for anyone else I'd recommend the tablet route instead, or an old laptop like the other anon said. (If you have decision paralysis get a thinkpad T480 or T490: cheap yet powerful enough for anything, decent quality and durability, good linux compatiblity.)

>>106117894
EAC actually helps against hackers while still letting you install other OSes. That anon is right. If people actually had self-respect and didn't play games that mandate insane anti-cheats, the practice would die out.
But instead you have shit like co-op games like Helldivers installing Valorant-tier always-on rootkits and everyone just goes "hmm that seems unnecessary and a gross violation of privacy and security... oh well my discord wankbuddies want to play it so I guess I have no choice but to install it anyway".

Anyway if you want to play BF6 despite this, yeah, go ahead and cuck your PC. You can always turn it off later anyway.

>>106118346
What is youtube music, is it different from videos you can get on normal youtube? For the latter you can just use newpipe
If it's separate though then idk, maybe the other anon's revanced suggestion might work

>>106100248 (OP)
Is it just me or does Bluetooth audio suck ass on Windows 11. Worked great on 10 and even on Mint. Reloaded drivers, disabled hands-free telephony only for it to turn itself back on etc and no matter what I do in VLC, the audio is NEVER matching up with what is on screen. It's like watching horribly dubbed kungfu all over again.

Thanks for reading my blog post.

>>106118873
I'll probably end up doing it. I never had any intention of installing another OS on my system. I appreciate the input hopefully when I do it it doesn't break something.

>>106118914
same here

>>106118678
I'm too stupid for that

>>106118880
I'm trying newpipe and so far it seems to be exactly what I needed, youtube without ads and being able to block my phone. Thanks for the suggestion. Just trying to figure if there's an option to randomize the order for playlists.

Does anyone have any clue what it means when your aftermarket CPU fan slowly speeds up over the course of a day and stays at maximum RPM forever even when the CPU temperature is below 35 and idling?

The air coming out of the case is cold, too, so nothing is heating up in there at all. Yes, it's plugged into the CPU fan pin on the motherboard. Yes, I did set up a custom fan speed curve that keeps it at minimum speed (700 RPM) until CPU temp goes over 60ºC. Yes, my PC is clean of dust.

Is the fan's temperature sensor wire fucked? Is the PSU feeding too much power through the mobo? Is the outlet frying my PC? I did have to replace the mobo months ago after it died with a "pop".

>>106118442
>recommendation
idk I've used apple mail outlook tbird they all have their annoyances. Thunderbird mostly does what I want and stays out of the way but dunno how long that lasts after moz troon infestation

>>106119140
A pop?! did any section have burn marks.
You could have faulty parts or something.

The air should feel relatively cold, the fans can pull X l/s air on a home tower.

>I did set up a custom fan speed curve
Reset it perhaps something went wrong.
I would be more worried about the earlier death.

How accurate is task manager on win10?

>>106115937
What does already what I use Anon, se >>106113864.
So then it's "-r 1" specifically that breaks it?
Because I tried to upload .mp4 videos in the past where I hadn't used it but to no avail.

>>106115937
But that's what I'm already using Anon, see >>106113864 (You).
Is it "-r 1" specifically that breaks it?
Because I tried to upload .mp4 videos in the past where I hadn't used it but to no avail.

>>106119362
Didn't find any burn marks, curiously, but one of the case fans did stop working along with it when I got a new mobo.
Something's been slowly killing my system but I don't know if it's my RM550x Gold PSU that ran its course, the occasional power cuts in my city or the fucking power outlet of this god forsaken building I'm in.

>>106116676
>>106115924
The point of 2FA is that both factors are strong, otherwise it's equivalent to 1FA.
Weak passwords can be guessed and the second factor can be physically accessed – your goal is to reduce the chances of these events happening concurrently.

>>106119672
Yes, power outages can be quite damaging and the PSU will get hard hit.
You might want look it UPS and other solution that stop and stabilize power surges.

>>106117490
It will work fine, just don't do stupid shit: use Raspberry Pi OS on it.

what happened to 4chan.org (replace org with gay)
My main suspecion is it got shot down over some sort of csem relation, I clicked on the metathread one time and saw ai generated pics of kids in bikinis and I assume there was other awful shit posted on the metathread

>>106118914
>>106119041

I'm about to jump ship. Linux keeps getting better, Windows keeps getting worse.
A: Spend time getting Linux to do what I want.
B. Spend time getting Windows to stop doing what I don't want it to do.

It's to the point that where A requires less time than B and it was wildy opposite just a couple years ago.

>>106119797
I turn the PSU switch off when the power cuts, before it comes back. Is it not enough to stop the power surge compared to outright unplugging it?

Why nobody thought about creating an android media player app for video DVDs (video_ts) which handles menus and can also deinterlace video with yadif2x until now?

>>106118914
>>106119041
Windows' built-in bluetooth stack was always mediocre.
Hell, it was so mediocre that people chose to use Toshiba's bluetooth stack drivers back in the day, as they were way better than Microsoft's.
Ironically, there were supposed to be improvements with BT audio (A2DP profile) in Windows 11. AFAIK AAC codec support was added.

From what I see the only solution is to use a 3rd-party A2DP driver. It's trialware but it costs like 6 bucks. (unless chang or ivan already patched out the license checks for the latest version)
https://www.bluetoothgoodies.com/a2dp/

>>106106096
You might be able to retrieve it if you haven't closed and reopened your Firefox a lot since then. Firefox keeps a sessionstore with your recent open tabs.
This is a pretty good guide for how to use these sessionstores, but MAKE SURE you make a copy of the file on your desktop or something before messing around with this folder:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-restore-browsing-session-backup#w_restoring-from-a-backup-file


In the future you should not be lazy about restoring important tabs and immediately do this or something similar to make sure you have them

>>106106096
You might be able to retrieve it if you haven't closed and reopened your Firefox a lot since then. Firefox keeps a sessionstore with your recent open tabs.
This is a pretty good guide for how to use these sessionstores, but MAKE SURE you make a copy of the sessionstore-backups folder on your desktop or something before messing around with it:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-restore-browsing-session-backup#w_restoring-from-a-backup-file


In the future you should not be lazy about restoring important tabs and immediately do this or something similar to make sure you have them

>>106106096
You might be able to retrieve it if you haven't closed and reopened your Firefox a lot since then. Firefox keeps a sessionstore with your recent open tabs.
This is a pretty good guide for how to use these sessionstores, but MAKE SURE you make a copy of the file on your desktop or something before messing around with this folder:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-restore-browsing-session-backup#w_restoring-from-a-backup-file


In the future you should not be lazy about restoring important tabs and immediately do this or something similar to make sure you have them

>>106112205
Everything but finasteride and minoxidil is snake oil. Check if the possible side effects are an issue for you, then decide from there. You're wasting your time with random CVS stuff.

>>106120283
well there's dutasteride too, but yes

why cant we all put antennas on our roofs and create a true p2p internet?

What do you guys invest money into? Longer-term wise, not sure if this is the right board to ask?

>>106120595
ourselves.

>>106120557
The FCC or your local equivalent. P2P laser is near as good as fiber and not crazy expensive.

>>106119598
>>106115937
Yeah, I really don't know what's wrong.
I tried to make a new video passing less parameters and it still gives me picrel.
ffmpeg -loop 1 -i in.jpg -i in.mp3 -c:v libx264 -pix_fmt yuv420p -vf "pad=ceil(iw/2)*2:ceil(ih/2)*2" -c:a aac -shortest -y out.mp4
The padding is because the picture has to have a width and a height both divisible by 2.

The video works just fine on firefox itself and on mpv to, I'm confident it's a 100% valid video file, so at this point I don't know what to do desu.
I hate to be stuck with webm.

Maybe it's my build of ffmpeg that doesn't work?
Or maybe it adds some sort of weird defaults that fuck up the .mp4 in a way 4chan doesn't like?
I got it from https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/packages/ffmpeg-2025-07-31-git-119d127d05-essentials_build.7z linked on https://ffmpeg.org/download.html#build-windows

>>106116676
>>106119762
Also you could get similar convenience just using a password manager and strong random passwords and much better security anyway

I hate Cloudflare so fucking much. They really don't want people using a hardened web browser. First it was Turnstile getting tripped far too easily and demanding a human verification. Now they seem to have added something that is tripping outright BLOCKING people from websites just for having the fucking temerity to not not send a photograph of your anus with every http request.

Also, Turnstile is powered by a service worker which is registered per domain so it gets tripped per website rather than than Clouflare keeping a session for you. AND if you want to put service workers on a whitelist, you have to individually whitelist any site that uses Turnstile. (I tried blocking service workers for a time because I caught a couple of them getting up to absolute horseshit - one decided to eat up a fucking GIGABYTE of local storage for no good reason and another started waking up suspended tabs.)

We're past Web 2.0. We're past Web 12.0. We're on Web 56.0 and it is fucking AIDS.

What the fuck do I do about this other than unhardening my browser?

>>106121608
witch bowser is that?

>>106121648
I'm using Firefox with Arkenfox. That particular shot was from just loading up a website - I didn't have a chance to do anything on it. Earlier I got blocked on a tube site for starting a video - that one was temporary and went back to normal shortly afterward.

>>106121608
It's probably more an issue with the specific site than with Cloudflare, they have all kinds of settings in increasing orders of paranoia you can enable to detect potential bots and that guy probably turned on a lot of the more aggressive ones

>>106121608
>>106121663
It turns out this second blocking was also temporary. I'd really like to know what the fuck is going on.

why are micro sd express cards so expensive

What encryption library does tor use?

I got an old PC to work again but I'm having a problem with it not reading CDs. It read a DVD that I burned an ISO onto so there's no issue there, and I tried out one other DVD with media on it and it read that fine, but I can't install any games from CDs for example, it just never detects them.
Is this potentially a driver issue?

>>106122188
Can you back-up the game CD as an .iso file and then mount the .iso file? Which OS are you using? What is the model of the disc tray?

>>106122389
>Can you back-up the game CD as an .iso file and then mount the .iso file?
Yeah, which is what I will probably do.
>Which OS are you using?
XP
>What is the model of the disc tray?
GWA-4164B, it's an old Dell computer

I'm assuming it's either faulty or dirty, makes no sense it wouldn't work right out of the gate otherwise

My laptop power cord is broken, specifically the end that plugs into the wall (not the big block/end that plugs into the laptop). Is any replacement fine as long as it has the same amps and volts as are listed on the original?

>>106122518
Yes

>>106121257
ok, this is the command I use
ffmpeg -i in.jpg -i in.mp3 -vf 'scale=320:-1:out_range=mpeg,pad=ceil(iw/2)*2:ceil(ih/2)*2,framerate=25:0:0,loop=-1:1' -c:v h264 -pix_fmt yuv420p -c:a aac -shortest out.mp4

and this is the result >>>/wsg/5939118

>>106122867
I tried the exact same command as it is only changing the filenames and it gave me a 20 minutes long .mp4 out of a 1 minute and 53 seconds .mp3 lmao.
I guess something is definitely wrong with my build of ffmpeg?

>>106100364
Hey, this works! Thanks!! (I think my problem was I skipped ipv6 forwarding...? idk)

which ec2 instance to use for best single threaded performance, at least 16gb ram

>>106123035
or the audio
try manually specifying the video duration like -t 3:05 instead of -shortest
or try a different build of ffmpeg

>>106123304
>try manually specifying the video duration like -t 3:05 instead of -shortest
Holy crap, that does work! Finally!
>>>/wsg/5939175
Thank you so much Anon!

I wish I understood why though.
I did another experiment and the key seems to be -vf scale=-1:-1:out_range=mpeg, because I tried again and something like this worked for example:
ffmpeg -loop 1 -i in.jpg -i in.mp3 -c:v libx264 -pix_fmt yuv420p -vf "scale=-1:-1:out_range=mpeg,pad=ceil(iw/2)*2:ceil(ih/2)*2" -c:a aac -t 04:19 -y out.mp4

>>106123642
>I wish I understood why though.
same lol
good luck