Anonymous
8/3/2025, 2:10:33 PM No.106125845
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/sqt/ - Stupid Questions Thread - /g/ (#106125845) [Archived: 88 hours ago]
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 2:11:07 PM No.106125849
Is there a better solution for highlighting words on 4chan?
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 2:33:51 PM No.106125967
Where can I find /g/ rules?
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 2:58:38 PM No.106126137
>>106125845 (OP)
Why is the section and header not part of the article?
Should it not be:
>top nav
>article | aside
>footer
>>106125967
Read global rules plus:
https://4chan.org/rules#g
Why is the section and header not part of the article?
Should it not be:
>top nav
>article | aside
>footer
>>106125967
Read global rules plus:
https://4chan.org/rules#g
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 3:04:10 PM No.106126181
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 3:09:13 PM No.106126207
>>106125849
Well you could start using classes
- one class that contains the font-weight, padding and border-radius, which is always the same
- one class per "color"
then you assign each pattern the first class, and one of the color classes.
But in the end it doesn't change the function, it's just neater code
Well you could start using classes
- one class that contains the font-weight, padding and border-radius, which is always the same
- one class per "color"
then you assign each pattern the first class, and one of the color classes.
But in the end it doesn't change the function, it's just neater code
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 3:09:44 PM No.106126210
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 3:10:13 PM No.106126216
>>106125845 (OP)
Be honest, who here ever uses <aside> ?
Never used that thing in my life. Same with all the other ones desu.
Be honest, who here ever uses <aside> ?
Never used that thing in my life. Same with all the other ones desu.
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 3:10:54 PM No.106126223
>>106126210
<head> is for the metadata of the html file (seo tags and so on)
<header> goes inside the body. It has content.
<head> is for the metadata of the html file (seo tags and so on)
<header> goes inside the body. It has content.
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 3:11:55 PM No.106126232
>>106126216
Professional sites that care about SEO use it consistently
Professional sites that care about SEO use it consistently
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 3:12:08 PM No.106126233
I hate my smartphone. I wish it would disappear.
I like my 'puter.
I like my 'puter.
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 3:14:56 PM No.106126250
>>106126232
Ah, I don't care about SEO because my websites are part of purchased products.
Like a wifi router's configuration website.
Ah, I don't care about SEO because my websites are part of purchased products.
Like a wifi router's configuration website.
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 3:19:55 PM No.106126279
>>106126207
That's a very fine idea, gentleman. Thank you!
That's a very fine idea, gentleman. Thank you!
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 4:10:33 PM No.106126643
>>106126279
Np!
Np!
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 4:49:48 PM No.106127021
How do you unblock a contact on Gajim? I can't seem to find this setting anywhere at all.
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 5:13:02 PM No.106127207
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 6:44:04 PM No.106127981
>>106127207
For webapps, no. For landing pages, yes.
For webapps, no. For landing pages, yes.
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 6:55:49 PM No.106128100
I’m trying to undeclock my 24/7 server to draw less power from wall. Specs: —-Corsair tx550m / msi b550-a pro / air cooled ryzen 9 pro 3900 / 3060ti ——
No system fans…no workload, just sitting on proxmox login screen with 1 empty Debian vm running.
No peripherals except 2 ram sticks, an m2 and the power button lol. Total system draws 65watt from wall (monitor excluded) for this…
I’ve already disabled Precision Boost Overdrive, enabled ECO mode, and reduced cpu ratio from 31 to 29 so it’s running at 2900mhz.
I’ve tried to get ChatGPT to help numerous times but around 90% of what it puts out on complicated technical questions is purely hallucinated.
Is it not possible to get all those cores to automatically sleep or something when idling? Wtf are they doing. I even tweaked my proxmox to disable a lot of default services
No system fans…no workload, just sitting on proxmox login screen with 1 empty Debian vm running.
No peripherals except 2 ram sticks, an m2 and the power button lol. Total system draws 65watt from wall (monitor excluded) for this…
I’ve already disabled Precision Boost Overdrive, enabled ECO mode, and reduced cpu ratio from 31 to 29 so it’s running at 2900mhz.
I’ve tried to get ChatGPT to help numerous times but around 90% of what it puts out on complicated technical questions is purely hallucinated.
Is it not possible to get all those cores to automatically sleep or something when idling? Wtf are they doing. I even tweaked my proxmox to disable a lot of default services
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 7:08:58 PM No.106128219
>>106128100
Ps the reason I need the gpu in this setup is so I can serve ai requests. Without it the system draws 53 watt
Ps the reason I need the gpu in this setup is so I can serve ai requests. Without it the system draws 53 watt
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 7:20:36 PM No.106128329
>>106127021
Your account page (where you can change your status) -> Three Dots -> Advanced -> Blocking List (probably? I don't actually know if that's what you're searching for).
If you're using an older version, I believe it was Accounts (in the menu bar) -> Advanced -> Blocking List.
Your account page (where you can change your status) -> Three Dots -> Advanced -> Blocking List (probably? I don't actually know if that's what you're searching for).
If you're using an older version, I believe it was Accounts (in the menu bar) -> Advanced -> Blocking List.
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 7:45:46 PM No.106128545
Has anyone bought one of those cheap used Epycs on eBay or Aliexpress? What did you buy and what was your experience?
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 8:29:19 PM No.106128966
>>106127207
Why not, i think it looks very readable
<div class="post">
<article title="id" class="106127207">
<p class="reference" style="color:red;">>>106125845 (OP) (OP)</p>
<p>
Nobody uses html semantic tags <br>
Nobody even writes html.
</p>
</article>
</div>
Why not, i think it looks very readable
<div class="post">
<article title="id" class="106127207">
<p class="reference" style="color:red;">>>106125845 (OP) (OP)</p>
<p>
Nobody uses html semantic tags <br>
Nobody even writes html.
</p>
</article>
</div>
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 8:41:32 PM No.106129096
I'm wanting to make a career change towards anything computers. I have a bachelor's degree in electronic media that I used for a few years with TV production stuff. Assuming I didn't go back to school and just wanna do certifications, is the compTIA "trifecta" and CCNA enough? Recommendations? I have hobby-level experience building gaming PCs and bullshit troubleshooting but that's about it
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 8:47:31 PM No.106129169
Does Counter Strike 2, on Linux, run better with Steam Linux Runtime 3.0 or natively (without a compatibility layer)?
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 8:53:54 PM No.106129237
>>106128966
Everyone has moved to bloated frameworks, 30k loc + 3p java scripts for a simple webpage...
<article title="106127207" class="id">
I would change, other than that it looks good.
Everyone has moved to bloated frameworks, 30k loc + 3p java scripts for a simple webpage...
<article title="106127207" class="id">
I would change, other than that it looks good.
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 8:53:56 PM No.106129238
>>106127207
Maybe not in big corpos but for something quick and dirty writing html with templating is the goat
Maybe not in big corpos but for something quick and dirty writing html with templating is the goat
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 8:59:51 PM No.106129308
>>106126232
Professional sites are usually just blobs of divs generated by some trashware
Professional sites are usually just blobs of divs generated by some trashware
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 10:00:44 PM No.106129932
Can integrated graphics cards on 2025 laptops compete with the Nvidia GTX 960M on my 2015 laptop? I don't do any graphics intensive gaming on my laptop anyway, only 2D games mostly but I notice that sometimes they use graphics cards too these days for some reason, maybe the most graphics intensive game I currently have on my 960M laptop is Fallout New Vegas and older 3D RPGs, Dawn of War, The Making of Prophet Mohmmad and The You Testament.
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 10:12:44 PM No.106130060
Is Edward Snowden generally accepted as having told the truth?
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Anonymous
8/3/2025, 10:34:46 PM No.106130330
>>106130060
I guess, he didn't really reveal much that wasn't known.
There are ofcourse the americans that call him traitor and the tinfoils that suspect him of being false flag operator e.g., british newspaper, tails (had vulnerabilities at the time) etc..
People that aren't to interested in this type of stuff, have already forgotten.
I guess, he didn't really reveal much that wasn't known.
There are ofcourse the americans that call him traitor and the tinfoils that suspect him of being false flag operator e.g., british newspaper, tails (had vulnerabilities at the time) etc..
People that aren't to interested in this type of stuff, have already forgotten.
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 11:40:11 PM No.106130963
>>106128966
I agree, doesnt mean people use them.
Biggest reason is because they came out too late, everyone was switching to giant web frameworks then. A lot of people still use divs with ids because thats just how it was for a long time
I agree, doesnt mean people use them.
Biggest reason is because they came out too late, everyone was switching to giant web frameworks then. A lot of people still use divs with ids because thats just how it was for a long time
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 12:54:21 AM No.106131685
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 1:06:39 AM No.106131782
Has Tomorrow been removed? Can't get it anywhere on site
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 1:08:46 AM No.106131795
>>106131782
I removed it from your device only
I removed it from your device only
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 2:08:21 AM No.106132259
>>106131685
Wouldn't that just add to the preconception of being markup bloat?
>>106128966
Looks nice, keep having fun,
Wouldn't that just add to the preconception of being markup bloat?
>>106128966
Looks nice, keep having fun,
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 2:46:48 AM No.106132597
>>106129932
I think they can. But you should be able to look up benchmarks.
But sounds like you're not even stressing the 960M. Everything you described should run very easily on a modern laptop iGPU
I think they can. But you should be able to look up benchmarks.
But sounds like you're not even stressing the 960M. Everything you described should run very easily on a modern laptop iGPU
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 2:53:16 AM No.106132647
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 2:56:58 AM No.106132668
What use case is there for Bluetooth for a non-gamer? Let's say only really using it for YouTube and movies/TV
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:01:31 AM No.106132701
>>106132668
What kind of question is that? Bluetooth is for connecting various kinds of wireless peripherals. What does gaming have to do with it?
Possibly one of the most common bluetooth accessories are headphones or earbuds. Do you listen to sound? If yes, do you want it wireless?
Another common type would be wireless keyboards and mice. Since you mention gaming - for gaming those are usually NOT bluetooth but use dedicated dongles for lower latency and better reliability, since bluetooth is not designed to be super reliable or high performance but rather a low power one-size-fits-all type of thing. But for casual use, a bluetooth keyboard or mouse can be good enough, and often are a bit cheaper.
What kind of question is that? Bluetooth is for connecting various kinds of wireless peripherals. What does gaming have to do with it?
Possibly one of the most common bluetooth accessories are headphones or earbuds. Do you listen to sound? If yes, do you want it wireless?
Another common type would be wireless keyboards and mice. Since you mention gaming - for gaming those are usually NOT bluetooth but use dedicated dongles for lower latency and better reliability, since bluetooth is not designed to be super reliable or high performance but rather a low power one-size-fits-all type of thing. But for casual use, a bluetooth keyboard or mouse can be good enough, and often are a bit cheaper.
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:23:45 AM No.106132836
>>106128100
After some more fiddling I’m idling at 45 to 50 watt now when sitting inside Debian with xfce4
After some more fiddling I’m idling at 45 to 50 watt now when sitting inside Debian with xfce4
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:27:23 AM No.106132862
I don't know much about webdev, although I am a developer and technical. I'm looking for a quick sanity check and point in the right direction. I want to make a website with simple, pleasant, minimalist widgets for my photography projects.
I have the domain. What are the services and tools you recommend for hosting, building, and deploying? Looking to avoid bullshit, but I'd still like a well polished look. Do I have to cloud host from Amazon or is rolling DIY from a NAS in my basement viable?
I have the domain. What are the services and tools you recommend for hosting, building, and deploying? Looking to avoid bullshit, but I'd still like a well polished look. Do I have to cloud host from Amazon or is rolling DIY from a NAS in my basement viable?
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:42:04 AM No.106132960
>>106132862
>photography projects
Host them wherever you like.
>What are the services and tools you recommend
You need a CMS, not a framework.
>Looking to avoid bullshit
Just do a Wordpress. If you need moar you can use Drupal, but if it's just photos you can use Wordpress. Use the stuff that just werks.
>photography projects
Host them wherever you like.
>What are the services and tools you recommend
You need a CMS, not a framework.
>Looking to avoid bullshit
Just do a Wordpress. If you need moar you can use Drupal, but if it's just photos you can use Wordpress. Use the stuff that just werks.
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:45:42 AM No.106132981
>>106132862
I’d buy a used intel nuc with 10 or less watt tdp for cpu. You get them for around $50. Install lightweight os, server, wordpress. Point domain dns to cloudfkare then point your domain on cloud flare to your ip. Free and super fast hosting forever, almost no electricity cost also
I’d buy a used intel nuc with 10 or less watt tdp for cpu. You get them for around $50. Install lightweight os, server, wordpress. Point domain dns to cloudfkare then point your domain on cloud flare to your ip. Free and super fast hosting forever, almost no electricity cost also
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:48:03 AM No.106133000
>>106132960
Wordpress sounds right.
>Host them wherever you like
I want to host them in my basement.
>a CMS
Looking for names, recs.
>>106132981
I do have one collecting dust, but I also have a Synology NAS running too. Thanks for the guidance.
Wordpress sounds right.
>Host them wherever you like
I want to host them in my basement.
>a CMS
Looking for names, recs.
>>106132981
I do have one collecting dust, but I also have a Synology NAS running too. Thanks for the guidance.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:57:34 AM No.106133049
>>106132701
>What does gaming have to do with it?
>for gaming those are usually NOT bluetooth but use dedicated
I know controllers have Bluetooth connectivity, so there's that
>What does gaming have to do with it?
>for gaming those are usually NOT bluetooth but use dedicated
I know controllers have Bluetooth connectivity, so there's that
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 4:00:28 AM No.106133069
>>106132668
Getting up and moving around with headphones on. Gamers don't use Bluetooth in general. On the rare occasions they do it's some semi-proprietary hackjob like Sony controllers where they use the data layer to do an end-run around the standard interface. Because standard Bluetooth anything has dogshit latency.
Getting up and moving around with headphones on. Gamers don't use Bluetooth in general. On the rare occasions they do it's some semi-proprietary hackjob like Sony controllers where they use the data layer to do an end-run around the standard interface. Because standard Bluetooth anything has dogshit latency.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 4:28:30 AM No.106133233
I have like 20-30 drives from old gamer pcs from the 2010s. I also have usb to sata adapters. How can I best automate doing a file recovery oprration for files named wallet.dat? Hehe
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 4:37:06 AM No.106133298
>>106133233
20-30 isn't that many. Plug it in to your PC and grep for it, go out for lunch.
20-30 isn't that many. Plug it in to your PC and grep for it, go out for lunch.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 4:38:25 AM No.106133309
>>106133233
something like;
(bash script)
- mounts each partition in a loop from /dev/by-path (which should be the same each time because you're using the same usb adapter)
- run find on each mounted folder
- unmounts
then just swap the disc and run it again when it finishes one
something like;
(bash script)
- mounts each partition in a loop from /dev/by-path (which should be the same each time because you're using the same usb adapter)
- run find on each mounted folder
- unmounts
then just swap the disc and run it again when it finishes one
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 4:39:37 AM No.106133315
>>106133309
/dev/disk/by-path*
if it was significantly more than 30 you could even automate running the script with a udev rule, but it's only 30 so eh
/dev/disk/by-path*
if it was significantly more than 30 you could even automate running the script with a udev rule, but it's only 30 so eh
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 4:40:17 AM No.106133320
>>106133309
Yeah and then I’ll do photorec for deleted file and then scan that folder for .dats . ChatGPT gave me some ideas and scripts
This is gonna be a fun project
Yeah and then I’ll do photorec for deleted file and then scan that folder for .dats . ChatGPT gave me some ideas and scripts
This is gonna be a fun project
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 4:45:35 AM No.106133359
>>106133320
>>106133309
also mount the volumes read-only, first because you don't need to write to them and also incase there's any ntfs volumes that are hibernated or otherwise unclean, they will refuse to mount read-write automatically. you could throw ntfsfix in there but that's just unnecessary for your purpose
>>106133320
if you want to be more thorough, you should really be scanning for a specific kind of file by magic bytes. i'm not sure if a bitcoin wallet has unique find(1) output, but you should check that. if it does, you should use that, as it will pick up wallets that have been renamed. even more thorough would be to inspect archives (zip/rar/7z/etc) as well
>>106133309
also mount the volumes read-only, first because you don't need to write to them and also incase there's any ntfs volumes that are hibernated or otherwise unclean, they will refuse to mount read-write automatically. you could throw ntfsfix in there but that's just unnecessary for your purpose
>>106133320
if you want to be more thorough, you should really be scanning for a specific kind of file by magic bytes. i'm not sure if a bitcoin wallet has unique find(1) output, but you should check that. if it does, you should use that, as it will pick up wallets that have been renamed. even more thorough would be to inspect archives (zip/rar/7z/etc) as well
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 4:49:23 AM No.106133396
>>106133359
Great idea. Might as well be thorough so I can feel good about disposing of them after
Great idea. Might as well be thorough so I can feel good about disposing of them after
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 4:53:22 AM No.106133421
>>106132675
You are a psychopath, I'm not even joking.
You are a psychopath, I'm not even joking.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 4:53:40 AM No.106133423
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 9:26:48 AM No.106134911
How long does it take to learn C
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 11:21:02 AM No.106135520
>>106126137
Dunno, I think it’s weird
Why wouldn’t the aside be part of the article
I think this is a bad example
>>106126216
I don’t know if I’ve used it but I’m the kind of guy who would use it
Dunno, I think it’s weird
Why wouldn’t the aside be part of the article
I think this is a bad example
>>106126216
I don’t know if I’ve used it but I’m the kind of guy who would use it
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 11:51:58 AM No.106135696
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 12:10:24 PM No.106135782
Installing Mint alongside Debian on a very capable system with a new nvme drive. Takes 30+ mins. CPU 0% most of the time. 465 processes. Could have installed 5-8 windows 10s at this point. Is Linux desktop over before it even started?
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 12:29:19 PM No.106135907
Are there any good quality 2-bay RAID enclosures that don't sleep drives, overheat them, or have crazy loud fans with shit airflow?
I have some old drives I want to dedicate to backups. I figured going with a USB DAS for a simple RAID1/Mirror and then using a dock for other backups is a good option but I want the mirror to be on 24/7 when switched on, quiet, and cool drives well. It seems like most of these things force auto sleep or something because without it they can't cool drives well.
I have some old drives I want to dedicate to backups. I figured going with a USB DAS for a simple RAID1/Mirror and then using a dock for other backups is a good option but I want the mirror to be on 24/7 when switched on, quiet, and cool drives well. It seems like most of these things force auto sleep or something because without it they can't cool drives well.
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 12:30:37 PM No.106135914
Can i use bun js for making a chrome/firefox extension? ive never done webdev and this is a headache. im seeing conflicting answers to this question. i already fucked up by not writing my backend in javascript, so now i have to port the entire backend to javascript, and the whole world of javascript runtimes is another headache on its own.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 1:30:40 PM No.106136265
>>106135782
That sounds pretty abnormal
That sounds pretty abnormal
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 1:37:28 PM No.106136310
>>106135907
I cannot prove a negative, but I've never really seen a USB drive dock/enclosure that didn't look like flimsy shit. Especially for something like backups, I would strongly consider a NAS if I were you. It'll cost more to set up, but you don't need to splurge on a powerful server system if it's just gonna run backups and serve files to you locally.
On top of an actually decent case that's designed for 24/7 operation with acceptable airflow, you get an actual OS you can use to control how it accesses the drives rather than a chinkoid firmware that does its own thing with no interface, and you can control the fans too - or even jury-rig extra cooling more easily since it's gonna be a real case rather than a plastic dock.
And importantly, you also get a separate system for your backups, so if your main system fucks up completely it won't immediately also overwrite the connected drives.
The downside of course is that you'll probably need to spend $200 or so to build the system rather than $20 on a dock.
If that's more than you care about right now, and you insist on a DAS, I would encourage you to try finding a way to fit those drives inside your case, rather than using a USB enclosure. Unless you're using a laptop in which case rip.
I cannot prove a negative, but I've never really seen a USB drive dock/enclosure that didn't look like flimsy shit. Especially for something like backups, I would strongly consider a NAS if I were you. It'll cost more to set up, but you don't need to splurge on a powerful server system if it's just gonna run backups and serve files to you locally.
On top of an actually decent case that's designed for 24/7 operation with acceptable airflow, you get an actual OS you can use to control how it accesses the drives rather than a chinkoid firmware that does its own thing with no interface, and you can control the fans too - or even jury-rig extra cooling more easily since it's gonna be a real case rather than a plastic dock.
And importantly, you also get a separate system for your backups, so if your main system fucks up completely it won't immediately also overwrite the connected drives.
The downside of course is that you'll probably need to spend $200 or so to build the system rather than $20 on a dock.
If that's more than you care about right now, and you insist on a DAS, I would encourage you to try finding a way to fit those drives inside your case, rather than using a USB enclosure. Unless you're using a laptop in which case rip.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 1:53:43 PM No.106136413
>>106135699
That’s too long
That’s too long
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 2:24:43 PM No.106136637
If I want to run a dodgy Windows program on Lutris without it datamining me or whatever, do I firejail just the program or how does that look like?
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 2:57:18 PM No.106136888
i have a router 2 rooms away from my PC and sometimes, usually in the evening, wifi reception is shit
is there something I could try before running 20meters of cable through my flat?
is there something I could try before running 20meters of cable through my flat?
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:05:39 PM No.106136945
>>106136637
idk but upload the file to virustotal and hybrid-analysis first too
idk but upload the file to virustotal and hybrid-analysis first too
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:06:27 PM No.106136952
>>106136888
powerline adapter? just get the tp link cheap kit
powerline adapter? just get the tp link cheap kit
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:39:50 PM No.106137205
>>106135782
really? you can install windows 10, along with updates and equivalent software from a stock mint install, in as little as 3:45s?
really? you can install windows 10, along with updates and equivalent software from a stock mint install, in as little as 3:45s?
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 4:09:56 PM No.106137486
how can I make downloading images and videos from like twitter and random pages easier
I'm kinda tired of copying the url and running yt-dlp or gallery-dl
like an extension that runs a script on the current URL or something?
I'm kinda tired of copying the url and running yt-dlp or gallery-dl
like an extension that runs a script on the current URL or something?
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 5:15:17 PM No.106138186
>>106136637
You can put it into Bottles running in a Flatpak if you want a fast solution
You can put it into Bottles running in a Flatpak if you want a fast solution
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 5:37:58 PM No.106138505
>>106129096
Damn thanks for the help niggers
Damn thanks for the help niggers
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 6:15:38 PM No.106138930
Is PayPal broken?
Can anybody try https://www.paypal.com/signin and see if you also get "You have been blocked"?
Clicking "submit feedback" does absolutely nothing.
I have tried in both a Firefox fork and a Chromium fork.
Can anybody try https://www.paypal.com/signin and see if you also get "You have been blocked"?
Clicking "submit feedback" does absolutely nothing.
I have tried in both a Firefox fork and a Chromium fork.
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 6:30:33 PM No.106139152
>>106138930
MS Edge won't start for me for some reason, tried in Internet Explorer and I get the same "You have been blocked" message there.
Tried Tor and also got "You have been blocked".
Is PayPal's web developers this incompetent?
MS Edge won't start for me for some reason, tried in Internet Explorer and I get the same "You have been blocked" message there.
Tried Tor and also got "You have been blocked".
Is PayPal's web developers this incompetent?
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 6:38:40 PM No.106139256
>>106138930
randomly worked now, if they just had an outage they should give more info than "you have been blocked" and "we couldn't load security challenge"
randomly worked now, if they just had an outage they should give more info than "you have been blocked" and "we couldn't load security challenge"
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 6:49:38 PM No.106139389
>>106135782
Those timestamps are showing a lot latency for capable system.
Are you install to virtual machine, have some other process consuming the I/O threads.
If not, pick up that duster and clean that dirty old win10 machine. Do a health on HDD/SDD and RAM blocks.
Those timestamps are showing a lot latency for capable system.
Are you install to virtual machine, have some other process consuming the I/O threads.
If not, pick up that duster and clean that dirty old win10 machine. Do a health on HDD/SDD and RAM blocks.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 6:51:10 PM No.106139417
I bought a windows 11 pc for 60 bucks at a yardsale because I needed something modern enough to run python 2/3 because I wanted to use web scraping scripts like youtube dl and the like. I installed the newest version of python, and installed khinsider dl script to start out, and it didn't work.
I said "fuck it, i'll try youtube dl"; didn't work. It was hard enough navigating this fucked up bloated hellscape version of windows, but the cpu is absolute shit. I dont want to have to upgrade this piece of crap, I just want to download shit without using bad web tools.
please help
I said "fuck it, i'll try youtube dl"; didn't work. It was hard enough navigating this fucked up bloated hellscape version of windows, but the cpu is absolute shit. I dont want to have to upgrade this piece of crap, I just want to download shit without using bad web tools.
please help
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 7:14:49 PM No.106139732
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 7:56:29 PM No.106140240
Is there a suwayomi for simpletons?
hakuneko was great but now it only downloads shit from mangadex (so fuck all)
hakuneko was great but now it only downloads shit from mangadex (so fuck all)
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 7:58:23 PM No.106140260
>>106139417
>>106139732
https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/releases/
download yt-dlp.exe
make a bat file next to it that you rightclick and Edit (opens in notepad), example:
yt-dlp.exe --embed-subs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXX
>>106139732
https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/releases/
download yt-dlp.exe
make a bat file next to it that you rightclick and Edit (opens in notepad), example:
yt-dlp.exe --embed-subs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXX
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 8:10:50 PM No.106140394
So, which one?
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 8:21:40 PM No.106140503
Is this any good?
@echo off
yt-dlp --convert-subs srt --write-subs --skip-download "%~f1"
@echo off
yt-dlp --convert-subs srt --write-subs --skip-download "%~f1"
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 8:22:49 PM No.106140521
My Winblows 11 laptop keeps losing disk space at a steady rate, down from like .3 gigs just this morning. The only shady thing I've ever downloaded was BepinEx for hentai games. What happening?
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 8:38:06 PM No.106140708
>>106140451
I assume this is an in-browser image editor or something similar where you can select the file-type to save as. The browser specific file types are probably using the browser's own image encoding using https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLCanvasElement/toBlob whereas the others are probably implemented in javascript or wasm (probably in a library)
I assume this is an in-browser image editor or something similar where you can select the file-type to save as. The browser specific file types are probably using the browser's own image encoding using https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLCanvasElement/toBlob whereas the others are probably implemented in javascript or wasm (probably in a library)
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 8:41:35 PM No.106140772
>>106140394
.avif
.avif
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 9:55:22 PM No.106141556
Is shit like protonmail or drive even worth it? I remember it being shilled constantly here
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8/4/2025, 10:01:04 PM No.106141636
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 10:02:05 PM No.106141648
>>106139417
What are the specs?
What are the specs?
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 10:03:31 PM No.106141664
>>106136888
Use a wifi analyzer app on your phone and then manually configure the wireless channel to the least congested channel; Might as well check for firmware updates while you're signed in.
Use a wifi analyzer app on your phone and then manually configure the wireless channel to the least congested channel; Might as well check for firmware updates while you're signed in.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 10:05:04 PM No.106141687
>>106135782
Wipe disk, install fedora 42
Wipe disk, install fedora 42
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 10:06:49 PM No.106141712
>>106141556
of course not ????
of course not ????
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 10:08:10 PM No.106141721
>>106141556
Meh. Back when protonmail first started it was pretty good because it didn't require a phone number yet wasn't blocked anywhere. But they've always been questionably glowy, and now they've made it harder to sign up. Paying for their email has basically never been worth it unless you know you need it (e.g. you want a bunch of addresses, and you aren't doing anything that would make you not want to be with a glowy provider).
>VPN
Proton VPN also has or had(?) a free tier that was serviceable, which is unique because most free VPNs are absolute unusable dogshit and/or data harvesting scams. Proton is at least a known brand name. Proton's paid VPN is honestly meh, again it's somewhat glowy, and afaik you can only pay with a credit card - for opsec, there's basically never a reason to buy a VPN in a way that requires transmitting your personal information directly to the provider. At least if you pay with cash or crypto, you're adding a bunch of extra busywork to anyone wanting to trace it back to you. Now if you're not buying it for opsec but just to have a proxy in another country, then just buy whatever's the cheapest youtube-shilled VPN, like I think nordvpn and shit like that have super cheap deals all the time.
>Drive
IDK but you should always encrypt what you upload to cloud storage. So just shop around for the cheapest prices. Dropbox-like services that advertise "file sharing" rather than just raw cloud storage are never worth it as a consequence. You want backblaze B6, or a hetzner/ovh/digitalocean storage box, or something like that.
Again, the exception is if you're completely fine with them reading all your files. In which case compare in price to google drive or onedrive or dropbox and pick whatever's cheapest.
Meh. Back when protonmail first started it was pretty good because it didn't require a phone number yet wasn't blocked anywhere. But they've always been questionably glowy, and now they've made it harder to sign up. Paying for their email has basically never been worth it unless you know you need it (e.g. you want a bunch of addresses, and you aren't doing anything that would make you not want to be with a glowy provider).
>VPN
Proton VPN also has or had(?) a free tier that was serviceable, which is unique because most free VPNs are absolute unusable dogshit and/or data harvesting scams. Proton is at least a known brand name. Proton's paid VPN is honestly meh, again it's somewhat glowy, and afaik you can only pay with a credit card - for opsec, there's basically never a reason to buy a VPN in a way that requires transmitting your personal information directly to the provider. At least if you pay with cash or crypto, you're adding a bunch of extra busywork to anyone wanting to trace it back to you. Now if you're not buying it for opsec but just to have a proxy in another country, then just buy whatever's the cheapest youtube-shilled VPN, like I think nordvpn and shit like that have super cheap deals all the time.
>Drive
IDK but you should always encrypt what you upload to cloud storage. So just shop around for the cheapest prices. Dropbox-like services that advertise "file sharing" rather than just raw cloud storage are never worth it as a consequence. You want backblaze B6, or a hetzner/ovh/digitalocean storage box, or something like that.
Again, the exception is if you're completely fine with them reading all your files. In which case compare in price to google drive or onedrive or dropbox and pick whatever's cheapest.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 10:17:09 PM No.106141823
>>106133164
From last thread: is it possible to fix this USB issue while staying on macOS Monterey 12.7.6?
From last thread: is it possible to fix this USB issue while staying on macOS Monterey 12.7.6?
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 10:38:37 PM No.106142039
Is there a lightweight browser with functionality similar to Firefox's multi-account containers/profiles? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/containers
I need to manage a few different gmail and social media accounts at the same time and running multiple browsers and/or incognito sucks, but I'm already using Firefox for personal stuff
I know Edge has profiles but you can't run them at the same time, you need to close one profile to load the other
I need to manage a few different gmail and social media accounts at the same time and running multiple browsers and/or incognito sucks, but I'm already using Firefox for personal stuff
I know Edge has profiles but you can't run them at the same time, you need to close one profile to load the other
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 10:45:01 PM No.106142129
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 11:04:43 PM No.106142327
>>106142129
How much ram do you have? You might not even need it if you have enough ram and don't use sleep or hibernate.
How much ram do you have? You might not even need it if you have enough ram and don't use sleep or hibernate.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 11:32:36 PM No.106142592
What's the best podcast, youTube channel or video course on cyber security that you know?
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 11:46:45 PM No.106142751
>>106125845 (OP)
went to shut my work computer down today and some program called CLientServices was preventing shutdown. Said "writing information" or some shit. Anyone have any idea what that even is? I couldn't find anything on google or anything but I'm retarded
went to shut my work computer down today and some program called CLientServices was preventing shutdown. Said "writing information" or some shit. Anyone have any idea what that even is? I couldn't find anything on google or anything but I'm retarded
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 12:04:13 AM No.106142926
I have an old windows 7 laptop that have never really been used. The OS is a fresh install and I'm having trouble getting it connected to the internet. I was going to use a usb drive to load some missing drivers but apparently the computer is missing the usb controller drivers as well. How can I get drivers onto my laptop without internet and without usb? I created a lan connection but it isn't connecting to my ryrtem through my router for some reason. Any adive would be appreciated!
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 12:15:52 AM No.106143059
> Fresh librewolf 140.x on two computer
> Configuring and trimming , disable wallpaper
> Notice the older computer occasionally flashes a broken image from previous session, for split second.
> History, cache is set to remove on close
> Screenshot was and is disabled in about:config
Which setting am i missing, any ideas?
> Configuring and trimming , disable wallpaper
> Notice the older computer occasionally flashes a broken image from previous session, for split second.
> History, cache is set to remove on close
> Screenshot was and is disabled in about:config
Which setting am i missing, any ideas?
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 12:21:30 AM No.106143111
should I buy a cheap soldering kit if I just want to be able to patch headphone wires/usb cables?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 12:23:58 AM No.106143143
>>106126207
Good morning saaar!
Good morning saaar!
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 12:30:46 AM No.106143220
>>106142926
If you have the drivers, boot it with linux, copy the stuff to disk. Otherwise look for some other pirated copy..
BIOS/UEFI is not the same as win7 not recognizing usb, so you might be able to boot from a usb 2.0.
If you have the drivers, boot it with linux, copy the stuff to disk. Otherwise look for some other pirated copy..
BIOS/UEFI is not the same as win7 not recognizing usb, so you might be able to boot from a usb 2.0.
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 12:44:40 AM No.106143359
Semantic tags are arbitrary retardation added and pushed by the kind of busybodies that use emdashes.
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 1:03:21 AM No.106143555
>>106143359
Indeed, there isn't any real difference in writing
<mysematics> </mysematics> to section, article etc. Just some idiots pushing their concept of "order".
Indeed, there isn't any real difference in writing
<mysematics> </mysematics> to section, article etc. Just some idiots pushing their concept of "order".
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 1:05:20 AM No.106143573
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 1:08:40 AM No.106143613
>>106129237
That happens when idiots still are hellbent in selling you a scientific paper when people wanted a VM that puts nice drawings instead.
Alan Kay was right and Tim Berners Lee et al. should die from a painful death.
That happens when idiots still are hellbent in selling you a scientific paper when people wanted a VM that puts nice drawings instead.
Alan Kay was right and Tim Berners Lee et al. should die from a painful death.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 1:16:21 AM No.106143692
Does anyone recall an ancient video of some Australian guy looking over a photo of some Anon's office and he slowly calls everything in it reddit? It's fucking hilarious and I can't find it. It was on YouTube.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 1:18:34 AM No.106143708
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 1:18:59 AM No.106143715
When scraping posts of media sites (Instagram, artist gallery sites, etc.), which is preferable: have dedicated folders for metadata (description, tags, date, comments, etc. as JSON), thumbnails, and the media itself, or just keep everything in the same folder?
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 1:22:38 AM No.106143746
>>106143555
Tim Berners Lee et al cope to not admit HTML is just a shit UI DSL that sucks at being a UI DSL.
Tim Berners Lee et al cope to not admit HTML is just a shit UI DSL that sucks at being a UI DSL.
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 1:32:21 AM No.106143857
best way to run steam games on ubuntu?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 2:00:08 AM No.106144100
>>106143901
Anything.
Personally, I would have used something like Display Postscript or NeWS instead of torturing a poorer version of LaTeX in order to do multimedia.
Anything.
Personally, I would have used something like Display Postscript or NeWS instead of torturing a poorer version of LaTeX in order to do multimedia.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 2:11:07 AM No.106144205
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 2:17:17 AM No.106144254
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 2:19:23 AM No.106144278
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 3:19:09 AM No.106144722
>>106144278
how do you run kernel anti cheat garbage without giving access to your machine?
how do you run kernel anti cheat garbage without giving access to your machine?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 3:22:22 AM No.106144749
>>106144722
most of them you can't, as in, they only support windows
some of them do support linux (notably EAC)
your concern is good, both for anticheats but also for games in general which are all closed source and many have been known to come with spyware for no particular reason. the solution is containerisation for sandboxing. unfortunately it's annoying to do and I don't have an easy guide or advice to give you. the alternative solution is virtualisation (i.e. a VM) but that sucks cause you need to set up gpu passthrough and shit
I think you should go ask in /fglt/ for advice on sandboxing steam with something like LXC, they might be able to guide you
most of them you can't, as in, they only support windows
some of them do support linux (notably EAC)
your concern is good, both for anticheats but also for games in general which are all closed source and many have been known to come with spyware for no particular reason. the solution is containerisation for sandboxing. unfortunately it's annoying to do and I don't have an easy guide or advice to give you. the alternative solution is virtualisation (i.e. a VM) but that sucks cause you need to set up gpu passthrough and shit
I think you should go ask in /fglt/ for advice on sandboxing steam with something like LXC, they might be able to guide you
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 3:55:26 AM No.106144953
>>106125845 (OP)
use case for this over div's class="header/footer/left/right"?
use case for this over div's class="header/footer/left/right"?
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 5:20:52 AM No.106145515
When scraping posts of media sites (Instagram, artist gallery sites, etc.), which is preferable: have dedicated folders for metadata (description, tags, date, comments, etc. as JSON), thumbnails (in the case of videos), and the media itself (which could be one or multiple images or videos), or just keep everything in the same folder?
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 5:23:29 AM No.106145530
>>106125845 (OP)
Amerishart here. What mail-in service should I use to upgrade the battery on my Steam Deck? I tried doing it myself but the tab on the battery wires started to tear, and I couldn't get it out.
Amerishart here. What mail-in service should I use to upgrade the battery on my Steam Deck? I tried doing it myself but the tab on the battery wires started to tear, and I couldn't get it out.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 5:31:01 AM No.106145590
>>106132668
I use it to switch between computers. I have a work laptop and home PC and it's super simple to disconnect and swap between both as needed for my work. So there's something for you if you have multiple monitors. Aside from that, if you're not super mobile or need to use lots of devices but dont have a ton of input stuff, you probably won't need it too much.
I use it to switch between computers. I have a work laptop and home PC and it's super simple to disconnect and swap between both as needed for my work. So there's something for you if you have multiple monitors. Aside from that, if you're not super mobile or need to use lots of devices but dont have a ton of input stuff, you probably won't need it too much.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 5:32:35 AM No.106145600
Is it worth making a Lutris account? Even on a burner email?
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 5:38:07 AM No.106145641
>>106125845 (OP)
If data oriented programming is more performant, why is c++ (oop c) king of games?
If data oriented programming is more performant, why is c++ (oop c) king of games?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 7:06:56 AM No.106146294
>>106144205
puppy linux, is great for quick the quick fixes.
>>106132668
They have speaker portable speakers or wireless headphones that use bluetooth.
It's wireless communication, majority of smartphones support it.
Some use it and other people have no use case for it.
puppy linux, is great for quick the quick fixes.
>>106132668
They have speaker portable speakers or wireless headphones that use bluetooth.
It's wireless communication, majority of smartphones support it.
Some use it and other people have no use case for it.
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 8:06:11 AM No.106146610
>>106144722
Does that thing even exist for Linux?
>>106146294
>puppy linux
I've recommend any mainstream and heavy "live installers" instead as they come with more software.
t. installed Gentoo using Ubuntu live stick
Does that thing even exist for Linux?
>>106146294
>puppy linux
I've recommend any mainstream and heavy "live installers" instead as they come with more software.
t. installed Gentoo using Ubuntu live stick
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 8:20:30 AM No.106146689
Best free, open source, most secure password manager?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 8:25:01 AM No.106146708
>>106145641
In 2025, it's mostly just ecosystem at this point. Everybody uses C++ because everybody else uses C++, it has the most support, it has the most documentation, the most experienced programmers, all of that jazz
If you started computing from scratch today, sure, you could make something more performant with the 60 odd years of experience that we have but we can't move past the C and C++ and their legacy
In 2025, it's mostly just ecosystem at this point. Everybody uses C++ because everybody else uses C++, it has the most support, it has the most documentation, the most experienced programmers, all of that jazz
If you started computing from scratch today, sure, you could make something more performant with the 60 odd years of experience that we have but we can't move past the C and C++ and their legacy
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 8:41:44 AM No.106146815
>>106146689
echo "site+mainpassword" | sha256sum
>no need to store anything
>usable in any computer
>only need to remember one master password
Add a space at the start to prevent it from going into your shell history, or make a script that hides stdin. Python has a very convenient getpass module for that.
echo "site+mainpassword" | sha256sum
>no need to store anything
>usable in any computer
>only need to remember one master password
Add a space at the start to prevent it from going into your shell history, or make a script that hides stdin. Python has a very convenient getpass module for that.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 8:45:32 AM No.106146832
>>106144749
An easy way is to make a user account for your steam only. You can grant it access to X11 with xhost so you can run it from your regular user by opening a terminal and su steamuser, not sure if something like that exists for wayland
An easy way is to make a user account for your steam only. You can grant it access to X11 with xhost so you can run it from your regular user by opening a terminal and su steamuser, not sure if something like that exists for wayland
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 8:56:27 AM No.106146885
>>106146832
Wayland wants replace X11 and have you run single window apps like some feature less device from 80s,
You think they are going to promote switch user (su) and a Xorg utility.
Wayland wants replace X11 and have you run single window apps like some feature less device from 80s,
You think they are going to promote switch user (su) and a Xorg utility.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 9:33:14 AM No.106147092
Saw some threads about debian trixie edition.
Will it be beginner friendly like how Linux Mint is said to be out of the box or is it like Arch is said to be and I have to install and build it up?
Will it be beginner friendly like how Linux Mint is said to be out of the box or is it like Arch is said to be and I have to install and build it up?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 9:44:16 AM No.106147157
>>106125845 (OP)
Does anyone know an AI model that can edit local videos?
Does anyone know an AI model that can edit local videos?
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 10:12:26 AM No.106147341
>>106142926
Replace windows 7 with fedora cinnamon or fedora lxqt (depending on how much ram you have), then add rpm fusion to your repositories and go about your computing.
https://fedoraproject.org/spins
Replace windows 7 with fedora cinnamon or fedora lxqt (depending on how much ram you have), then add rpm fusion to your repositories and go about your computing.
https://fedoraproject.org/spins
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 10:16:26 AM No.106147368
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 10:45:33 AM No.106147569
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 11:12:52 AM No.106147707
>>106146610
>>106147569
well unless you count safetynet on android. the thing about kernel anticheat (or more generally, whole-system attestation) is that it requires the critical components of the system be unmodifiable by the user, which is antithetical to most linux distros. basically the point of attestation in this context is to provide some kind of cryptographic proof that the system is as a third party has configured it, like with android safetynet is intended to provide evidence to an app that you're running a completely unmodified android image on unmodified hardware, for the purpose of controlling how you can use said app
>>106147569
well unless you count safetynet on android. the thing about kernel anticheat (or more generally, whole-system attestation) is that it requires the critical components of the system be unmodifiable by the user, which is antithetical to most linux distros. basically the point of attestation in this context is to provide some kind of cryptographic proof that the system is as a third party has configured it, like with android safetynet is intended to provide evidence to an app that you're running a completely unmodified android image on unmodified hardware, for the purpose of controlling how you can use said app
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 11:24:28 AM No.106147778
>>106145641
Data oriented programming just means instead of having
struct enemy {
int x;
int y;
float health;
bool is_dead;
}
enemy level_enemies[128];
you do
struct level_enemies {
int x[128];
int y[128];
float health[128];
bool is_dead[128];
}
And then it helps keeps data close together in the cache and the memory loads sequential when you're looping over enemies, or any other entity like this.
You can do it in almost any language, and you can most certainly very easily do it in c++.
Data oriented programming just means instead of having
struct enemy {
int x;
int y;
float health;
bool is_dead;
}
enemy level_enemies[128];
you do
struct level_enemies {
int x[128];
int y[128];
float health[128];
bool is_dead[128];
}
And then it helps keeps data close together in the cache and the memory loads sequential when you're looping over enemies, or any other entity like this.
You can do it in almost any language, and you can most certainly very easily do it in c++.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 11:25:33 AM No.106147783
>>106146689
Keep ass. Doesn't have network features but you can pair it with syncthing and it works like a charm
Keep ass. Doesn't have network features but you can pair it with syncthing and it works like a charm
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 1:46:49 PM No.106148669
I really have a hard time understanding why do we in the Raft protocol have that "two-phase" replication in which the leader replicates the new log entry first, then the leader commits the entry as soon as it receives acks from the majority of nodes, and the other nodes commit as soon as the leader notifies them that it (the leader) committed the entry, while in PostgreSQL and anywhere else (for example if sync replication is used) the replicas can essentially apply the state change as soon as they receive it from the primary, no need to wait until the primary executes the new WAL entry or whatever. What's the deal with that? It appears that both of these approaches provide similar guarantees.
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 2:21:25 PM No.106148886
>>106125845 (OP)
I'm rocking a 5.1 setup on my pc. Installed win11 ent. LTSC, it seemed to have got the right driver but there is 0 bass.
In sound settings, it's set to 5.1 volume levels are good, and when testing the bass actually works. however, any other way that test there is no bass.
I reinstalled the driver, I clean re-installed Nvidia drivers just in case but nothing.
Any clues? Every time this shit comes up and every time there was a different fix to it.
sadly installing FX sound did not help this time.
I'm rocking a 5.1 setup on my pc. Installed win11 ent. LTSC, it seemed to have got the right driver but there is 0 bass.
In sound settings, it's set to 5.1 volume levels are good, and when testing the bass actually works. however, any other way that test there is no bass.
I reinstalled the driver, I clean re-installed Nvidia drivers just in case but nothing.
Any clues? Every time this shit comes up and every time there was a different fix to it.
sadly installing FX sound did not help this time.
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 4:59:52 PM No.106150322
My ISP issued router was advertising its own IPv6 address as DNS server thus bypassing my pihole so I turned the ipv6 function off.
Pihole is resolving dns queries now but nslookup on my pc looks like this.
```
C:\Windows\System32>nslookup www.google.com
DNS request timed out.
timeout was 2 seconds.
Server: UnKnown
Address: fe80::1
DNS request timed out.
timeout was 2 seconds.
```
Is it going to be problem in the future?
Pihole is resolving dns queries now but nslookup on my pc looks like this.
```
C:\Windows\System32>nslookup www.google.com
DNS request timed out.
timeout was 2 seconds.
Server: UnKnown
Address: fe80::1
DNS request timed out.
timeout was 2 seconds.
```
Is it going to be problem in the future?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 5:04:29 PM No.106150359
>>106148886
Speaker configuration select 5.1 not stereo
Speaker configuration select 5.1 not stereo
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 5:38:13 PM No.106150758
>>106150359
it's set to 5.1
it's set to 5.1
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 6:34:53 PM No.106151423
how do I know which way or direction a CPU cooler should be fixed in my PC
everyone keeps saying there should be arrows that tells you where the air will be directed to but it's not anywhere on the cooler nor the case fan
everyone keeps saying there should be arrows that tells you where the air will be directed to but it's not anywhere on the cooler nor the case fan
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 6:38:20 PM No.106151473
>>106151437
I'm assuming this is how the airflow needs to look like
I have it half assembled right now and I put my hand in front of the fans and it feels like they're blowing inwards
>>106151437
sorry I'm retarded and I can't tell which is supposed to do what
I'm assuming this is how the airflow needs to look like
I have it half assembled right now and I put my hand in front of the fans and it feels like they're blowing inwards
>>106151437
sorry I'm retarded and I can't tell which is supposed to do what
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 6:40:35 PM No.106151500
>>106151423
Each fan normally will have a pair of arrows, one showing the direction it turns and the other the direction of the air. The arrows are usually pretty small and not super easy to see, they're also often embossed in the plastic i.e. the exact same colour as the rest of the fan's shell.
They're usually near one of the corners, marked on the cylindrical edge that goes around the fan. You'll have to look all around to spot them.
Each fan normally will have a pair of arrows, one showing the direction it turns and the other the direction of the air. The arrows are usually pretty small and not super easy to see, they're also often embossed in the plastic i.e. the exact same colour as the rest of the fan's shell.
They're usually near one of the corners, marked on the cylindrical edge that goes around the fan. You'll have to look all around to spot them.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 6:42:08 PM No.106151526
>>106151473
>sorry I'm retarded and I can't tell which is supposed to do what
put very simply, the convex side is the "input" and the concave side is the "output"
>sorry I'm retarded and I can't tell which is supposed to do what
put very simply, the convex side is the "input" and the concave side is the "output"
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 6:45:21 PM No.106151568
>>106151526
fuck I guess I did put it on wrong, thanks
fuck I guess I did put it on wrong, thanks
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 6:54:39 PM No.106151687
I have a Poco F4, and I want to set it to be better at alerting me when I have an unread message or other alert. I like the phone, but I've been having a lot of problems missing important text messages.
My old Samsung used to have a bright blue light that would stay lit until I checked my messages, but with this Poco if I miss the small notification sound then I've no clue at all I've received a text message until hours later and I get asked why I've not responded to their text. This can't be allowed to go on, how do I do anything at all to make it better at alerting me I have a new text?
My old Samsung used to have a bright blue light that would stay lit until I checked my messages, but with this Poco if I miss the small notification sound then I've no clue at all I've received a text message until hours later and I get asked why I've not responded to their text. This can't be allowed to go on, how do I do anything at all to make it better at alerting me I have a new text?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 6:56:52 PM No.106151705
>>106125845 (OP)
How do I get information out of an IP address? I am talking about legal means.
How do I get information out of an IP address? I am talking about legal means.
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 6:56:58 PM No.106151708
>>106129096
>>106129096
Jeremy's IT Lab CCNA course. Watch through this and install packet tracer and do the actual labs. If getting two routers to successfully ping over a link makes you genuinely happy, you could easily have a career in network engineering. Extremely broad field on the verge of some massive shake ups. Check it out.
>>106129096
Jeremy's IT Lab CCNA course. Watch through this and install packet tracer and do the actual labs. If getting two routers to successfully ping over a link makes you genuinely happy, you could easily have a career in network engineering. Extremely broad field on the verge of some massive shake ups. Check it out.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 7:03:19 PM No.106151791
>>106151705
Most likely you can't
What you could try is port-scanning it, but in some jurisdictions even just that could be considered illegal without authorization. Also if the IP address is just an average normie's address, you probably won't find anything interesting regardless.
Some more esoteric yet legal ways would be to purchase data from an advertising network (but also walled gardens like google ads are taking over huge chunks of the internet nowadays so there may not be much that's useful), and maybe doing some legal fuckery to open a frivolous case just for the sake of subpoenaing the ISP but I don't know how you'd do that.
Most likely you can't
What you could try is port-scanning it, but in some jurisdictions even just that could be considered illegal without authorization. Also if the IP address is just an average normie's address, you probably won't find anything interesting regardless.
Some more esoteric yet legal ways would be to purchase data from an advertising network (but also walled gardens like google ads are taking over huge chunks of the internet nowadays so there may not be much that's useful), and maybe doing some legal fuckery to open a frivolous case just for the sake of subpoenaing the ISP but I don't know how you'd do that.
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 7:07:18 PM No.106151854
How can I appreciate web development when I think that graphics programming and hardware development are more interesting and seems more fun? I have a minimal experience with web development, but I hate everything about finance, defence, cybersecurity and business management aspects of programming, specially when is internet centered which web development is very focused.
I'll join the university soon, but in my shithole village (3rd world country) there's only computer science for web development courses without a deep look at computer science (the fun part for me). I'll try to do it for the degree, but it makes me feel miserable to not see anything about C and how computer hardware and operational systems really work for example, while my only contact with them was studying by myself.
My mindset will be to "do it for the degree" that I'm required for better jobs, but I don't want to really feel miserable while dealing with different layer upon layer of frameworks to build HTTP routes and remember the difference between the syntax of different SQL databases, this feels so boring while drawing a cube with OpenGL more fulfilling.
I don't know why I feel stressed about it. Maybe that there's too much patterns competing against other and people fighting about some new shiny thing against popular thing, while management wants new shiny things when things work and are stable, but this seems to happen everywhere in this field tho.
I don't care about new shiny thing, I care about things working as they should. But I know, this field requires to create artificial innovation by any means to keep the speculative money running.
So the question is, how to stop caring about web development while dealing with it?
I'll join the university soon, but in my shithole village (3rd world country) there's only computer science for web development courses without a deep look at computer science (the fun part for me). I'll try to do it for the degree, but it makes me feel miserable to not see anything about C and how computer hardware and operational systems really work for example, while my only contact with them was studying by myself.
My mindset will be to "do it for the degree" that I'm required for better jobs, but I don't want to really feel miserable while dealing with different layer upon layer of frameworks to build HTTP routes and remember the difference between the syntax of different SQL databases, this feels so boring while drawing a cube with OpenGL more fulfilling.
I don't know why I feel stressed about it. Maybe that there's too much patterns competing against other and people fighting about some new shiny thing against popular thing, while management wants new shiny things when things work and are stable, but this seems to happen everywhere in this field tho.
I don't care about new shiny thing, I care about things working as they should. But I know, this field requires to create artificial innovation by any means to keep the speculative money running.
So the question is, how to stop caring about web development while dealing with it?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 7:11:03 PM No.106151926
>>106151791
I see. Thanks.
I see. Thanks.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 7:14:36 PM No.106151973
>>106151687
Been playing around in the settings and there's multiple different notification options, but all of it is one time deals.
I can make it make a noise, once.
I can make it put a little icon on the lock screen that goes away after a little bit.
I can make it momentarily light the interface up with stars or light the edges up, once.
How the FUCK do I get it to repeat any alert until I take notice of it?
Been playing around in the settings and there's multiple different notification options, but all of it is one time deals.
I can make it make a noise, once.
I can make it put a little icon on the lock screen that goes away after a little bit.
I can make it momentarily light the interface up with stars or light the edges up, once.
How the FUCK do I get it to repeat any alert until I take notice of it?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 7:17:56 PM No.106152022
>>106150322
Why not just configure the Pi-hole to be the ipv6 DNS server? Run "ip -6 addr show" to see if it has a public ipv6 address already assigned and then just configure the router to use THAT address as the DNS server (assuming you can). I'm no ipv6 expert so I could be talking from mount stupid over here, but that was my first thought.
Why not just configure the Pi-hole to be the ipv6 DNS server? Run "ip -6 addr show" to see if it has a public ipv6 address already assigned and then just configure the router to use THAT address as the DNS server (assuming you can). I'm no ipv6 expert so I could be talking from mount stupid over here, but that was my first thought.
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 7:23:32 PM No.106152094
>>106150322
I don't know what weird setup you have, but if you don't want ISPs DNS, manually point to the DNS server,
fe80::1 is like 0.0.0.0 it's for linking and nil..
First ping a ip-address ex 8.8.8.8 simply to see if you have connectivity, if you don't then your setup might have messed with more than the DNS.
Disable network, flush DNS cache, Fill the DNS server of choice manually to avoid further trouble. restart network.
It's fairly easy to put a DNS server on your pihole and it can even be a"middle man" that checks your DNS blocklist before sending it to another DNS.
>Is it going to be problem in the future?
Most likely IPv6 is increasing by the year, disabling will eventually mean some internet will be unaccessible.
I don't know what weird setup you have, but if you don't want ISPs DNS, manually point to the DNS server,
fe80::1 is like 0.0.0.0 it's for linking and nil..
First ping a ip-address ex 8.8.8.8 simply to see if you have connectivity, if you don't then your setup might have messed with more than the DNS.
Disable network, flush DNS cache, Fill the DNS server of choice manually to avoid further trouble. restart network.
It's fairly easy to put a DNS server on your pihole and it can even be a"middle man" that checks your DNS blocklist before sending it to another DNS.
>Is it going to be problem in the future?
Most likely IPv6 is increasing by the year, disabling will eventually mean some internet will be unaccessible.
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 8:07:55 PM No.106152731
Can you search twitter for a MD5 hash?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 8:10:14 PM No.106152770
>>106152094
>Most likely IPv6 is increasing by the year
ip6 has been snailing along for 15 years now, it will never replace ip4 unless some government banish the use of ip4 in all backbone routers
im kinda glad that ip6 never took off since the sharing of ip4 addresses makes internet a little bit more anonymous
>Most likely IPv6 is increasing by the year
ip6 has been snailing along for 15 years now, it will never replace ip4 unless some government banish the use of ip4 in all backbone routers
im kinda glad that ip6 never took off since the sharing of ip4 addresses makes internet a little bit more anonymous
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 8:29:39 PM No.106153085
To protect the DVDs in a spindle on my desk (without storing it somewhere else) from UV light should I wrap white or black cardstock around the spindle?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 8:30:35 PM No.106153097
>>106151854
I guess the true answer is to just do it, learn thing, learn new shiny thing, just learn and do it to not become stressed about it.
I guess the true answer is to just do it, learn thing, learn new shiny thing, just learn and do it to not become stressed about it.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 8:42:35 PM No.106153270
>>106152770
Your router will assign IPv4 for years and even if they remove it, you can setup your LAN and continue to use IPv4 from a router or whatever you use.
The internet moves, we you should be happy it's slow or the would break everything in one go.
IPv6 is not immediate concern, eventually it will become troublesome.
Your router will assign IPv4 for years and even if they remove it, you can setup your LAN and continue to use IPv4 from a router or whatever you use.
The internet moves, we you should be happy it's slow or the would break everything in one go.
IPv6 is not immediate concern, eventually it will become troublesome.
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 9:18:20 PM No.106153767
>>106153085
That's actually a good question. I don't know how the visible light pigments in cardstock pigment/ink affect UV absorption.
Just make sure it's opaque enough and it'll probably be fine
That's actually a good question. I don't know how the visible light pigments in cardstock pigment/ink affect UV absorption.
Just make sure it's opaque enough and it'll probably be fine
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 9:28:34 PM No.106153895
because windows is stupid and doesnt support LDAC, my bluetooth headphones sound like ass. theres a single proprietary app called AltA2DP that basically lets you install a different bluetooth driver into windows to support LDAC as well as changing all kinds of other shit like bitrate, encode quality or sampling frequenzy. that programm has a trial version so i could actually test it and verify that it works. but i refuse to pay money for a license that is tied to my motherboard.
is there some alternative or some way to crack it? there is a reddit thread detailing how to crack an older version but that is like v1.0 while the current one is v1.7, so its pretty old already. i would love to get my hands on the current version instead. im baffled how windows doesnt support LDAC out of the box, not even in windows 11. and im baffled how there is only one guy doing this, locked behind a paywall, instead of someone doing it open source and for free.
is there some alternative or some way to crack it? there is a reddit thread detailing how to crack an older version but that is like v1.0 while the current one is v1.7, so its pretty old already. i would love to get my hands on the current version instead. im baffled how windows doesnt support LDAC out of the box, not even in windows 11. and im baffled how there is only one guy doing this, locked behind a paywall, instead of someone doing it open source and for free.
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 9:55:23 PM No.106154286
What's a trusted volume mixer browser extension (Firefox)?
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 10:26:57 PM No.106154729
>>106153270
ip6 is so dead in the water i hope they just push ip7+ instead, never liked the format of ip6.
(don't know which genius it was that thought it was a good idea to use : in ip6 when : is also used to separate the port number, so then you have to wrap the ip in [] but it's not guaranteed to always be there if ip6 is a string so you also have to account for when neither brackets nor port number exists)
ip6 is so dead in the water i hope they just push ip7+ instead, never liked the format of ip6.
(don't know which genius it was that thought it was a good idea to use : in ip6 when : is also used to separate the port number, so then you have to wrap the ip in [] but it's not guaranteed to always be there if ip6 is a string so you also have to account for when neither brackets nor port number exists)
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 10:34:54 PM No.106154829
>>106152022
>>106152094
I set pihole as the only dns server in my router setting but it still forced fe80::1 as the dns server for the whole network. So in desperation i switched ipv6 off.
After disabling ipv6 I still can ping to websites or ip like 8.8.8.8 normally. Other activities like torrent and game are fine so far.
>>106152094
I set pihole as the only dns server in my router setting but it still forced fe80::1 as the dns server for the whole network. So in desperation i switched ipv6 off.
After disabling ipv6 I still can ping to websites or ip like 8.8.8.8 normally. Other activities like torrent and game are fine so far.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 10:42:10 PM No.106154909
>>106125845 (OP)
If i want to make a chrome extension that allows me to see the people i follow on reddit on PC, what programming language should i learn, like where do i even begin?
i follow a bunch of exhibitionist on reddit, but the reddit main page only occasionally shows me what people i follow have been posting. in order to see what they've been posting i have to go on the reddit app on my phone and then go through their individual profiles. i think we all can agree fapping with a phone in hand is annoying.
so i want to make a chrome extension that shows me all the people i follow on reddit.
How do i go about doing that?
i get that i have to learn to code, i don't mind that, but what language?
i don't even know where to start, so if you wouldn't mind telling me... like how would you do it?
If i want to make a chrome extension that allows me to see the people i follow on reddit on PC, what programming language should i learn, like where do i even begin?
i follow a bunch of exhibitionist on reddit, but the reddit main page only occasionally shows me what people i follow have been posting. in order to see what they've been posting i have to go on the reddit app on my phone and then go through their individual profiles. i think we all can agree fapping with a phone in hand is annoying.
so i want to make a chrome extension that shows me all the people i follow on reddit.
How do i go about doing that?
i get that i have to learn to code, i don't mind that, but what language?
i don't even know where to start, so if you wouldn't mind telling me... like how would you do it?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 10:53:43 PM No.106155031
>>106126216
I think I've used every HTML5 element at least once except for bdi/bdo and map. Then again I've been making sites since '98.
I think I've used every HTML5 element at least once except for bdi/bdo and map. Then again I've been making sites since '98.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 11:16:09 PM No.106155263
How (un)safe are HDD/SSD enclosures from AliExpress, or any generic explicit chinese brand? I don't mean them being unreliable, flimsy or slower than advertised, but on the "malware/usb killer" side of things. Is there any way of looking the adapter board itself and concluding it's not a rootkit installer and just imported dogshit?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 11:17:10 PM No.106155281
wtf does this mean? do some streamers knowingly do this to block the twtich adblocker? How to circumvent this?
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 11:19:15 PM No.106155308
>>106151791
>Most likely you can't
When I went to college, my dorm's network identified my exact room and table just from information it publicized on the IP.
>Most likely you can't
When I went to college, my dorm's network identified my exact room and table just from information it publicized on the IP.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 11:26:23 PM No.106155396
How does my ISP know anything other than the IP address of the server I'm communicating with, if the packets are supposed to be encrypted because of https?
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Anonymous
8/5/2025, 11:42:48 PM No.106155593
>>106153895
Should your current quest fail, remember that Linux is free.
Should your current quest fail, remember that Linux is free.
Anonymous
8/5/2025, 11:56:40 PM No.106155737
>>106155396
HTTPS sessions are not fully encrypted during initial handshake, otherwise the web server wouldn't know which website you want to access.
Your ISP can see this handshake so they know the website you are browsing.
They also see your DNS traffic since it's unencrypted (unless you use DoH).
>>106148669
>Raft protocol
This question is either too stupid, or not stupid enough.
Sorry, no idea.
HTTPS sessions are not fully encrypted during initial handshake, otherwise the web server wouldn't know which website you want to access.
Your ISP can see this handshake so they know the website you are browsing.
They also see your DNS traffic since it's unencrypted (unless you use DoH).
>>106148669
>Raft protocol
This question is either too stupid, or not stupid enough.
Sorry, no idea.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 12:03:24 AM No.106155821
>>106155624
I think you know where you have to go.
I think you know where you have to go.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 12:03:35 AM No.106155823
>>106155737
Wait, I thought the ISP could see the whole URL, can it just see the website I'm visiting? That's basically what I was asking. Does an IP address and a website not mean the same thing, after resolving the IP adddress?
Wait, I thought the ISP could see the whole URL, can it just see the website I'm visiting? That's basically what I was asking. Does an IP address and a website not mean the same thing, after resolving the IP adddress?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 12:07:47 AM No.106155872
>>106155823
>Does an IP address and a website not mean the same thing, after resolving the IP adddress?
There could be several websites hosted at the same IP address. The most trivial example of this is subdomains actually (since they're technically different domains, each with their own DNS entry).
And yeah the ISP only sees the website (including subdomains!), not the full URL.
>Does an IP address and a website not mean the same thing, after resolving the IP adddress?
There could be several websites hosted at the same IP address. The most trivial example of this is subdomains actually (since they're technically different domains, each with their own DNS entry).
And yeah the ISP only sees the website (including subdomains!), not the full URL.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 12:16:56 AM No.106155991
>>106155737
>HTTPS sessions are not fully encrypted during initial handshake, otherwise the web server wouldn't know which website you want to access
No longer true with TLS 1.3 encrypted SNI. As long as you're connecting to a shared IP, which is now most of the internet thanks to the CDN Jew, your ISP has no way to directly see which site you're accessing.
>HTTPS sessions are not fully encrypted during initial handshake, otherwise the web server wouldn't know which website you want to access
No longer true with TLS 1.3 encrypted SNI. As long as you're connecting to a shared IP, which is now most of the internet thanks to the CDN Jew, your ISP has no way to directly see which site you're accessing.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 12:24:45 AM No.106156092
>>106154909
I just use a ublock origin filter to remove all non-nsfw posts on my home feed:
www.reddit.com##:matches-path(?feed=nsfw) shreddit-feed > hr:remove()
www.reddit.com##:matches-path(?feed=nsfw) shreddit-feed > article:not(:has(> shreddit-post[nsfw] )):remove()
it only activates when the url has ?feed=nsfw (it's not a real feed, home is just the default so it uses that :P) then I go to that url when I want to.
For only nsfw user posts? You would add [subreddit-prefixed-name^="u_"] and go to ?feed=user_nsfw like so:
www.reddit.com##:matches-path(?feed=user_nsfw) shreddit-feed > hr:remove()
www.reddit.com##:matches-path(?feed=user_nsfw) shreddit-feed > article:not(:has(> shreddit-post[nsfw][subreddit-prefixed-name^="u_"] )):remove()
That said, reddit's api is locked down so doing this officially would be a pain
I just use a ublock origin filter to remove all non-nsfw posts on my home feed:
www.reddit.com##:matches-path(?feed=nsfw) shreddit-feed > hr:remove()
www.reddit.com##:matches-path(?feed=nsfw) shreddit-feed > article:not(:has(> shreddit-post[nsfw] )):remove()
it only activates when the url has ?feed=nsfw (it's not a real feed, home is just the default so it uses that :P) then I go to that url when I want to.
For only nsfw user posts? You would add [subreddit-prefixed-name^="u_"] and go to ?feed=user_nsfw like so:
www.reddit.com##:matches-path(?feed=user_nsfw) shreddit-feed > hr:remove()
www.reddit.com##:matches-path(?feed=user_nsfw) shreddit-feed > article:not(:has(> shreddit-post[nsfw][subreddit-prefixed-name^="u_"] )):remove()
That said, reddit's api is locked down so doing this officially would be a pain
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 12:34:36 AM No.106156206
>>106156092
thanks anon, but i don't know what i'm supposed to do with this.
thanks anon, but i don't know what i'm supposed to do with this.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 12:42:54 AM No.106156287
>>106156092
To use them? Add them to your "my filters" in the ublock origin settings.
If you want to make the extension? No idea, unless you forced the users of the extension to register to use the reddit api
To use them? Add them to your "my filters" in the ublock origin settings.
If you want to make the extension? No idea, unless you forced the users of the extension to register to use the reddit api
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 12:45:13 AM No.106156313
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 12:52:47 AM No.106156372
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 12:54:12 AM No.106156388
>>106156372
nvm it turns out the extension doesn't exist anymore i'll do regular ublock
nvm it turns out the extension doesn't exist anymore i'll do regular ublock
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 12:58:05 AM No.106156432
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 12:58:11 AM No.106156434
>>106156388
nvm again, regular ublock doesn't have a filters option.
i think i'll just try and make a web page that grabs all the latest posts from the people i follow on reddit and displays them as a feed. making a whole extension was a bad idea anyways.
thanks for trying to help.
nvm again, regular ublock doesn't have a filters option.
i think i'll just try and make a web page that grabs all the latest posts from the people i follow on reddit and displays them as a feed. making a whole extension was a bad idea anyways.
thanks for trying to help.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 1:00:03 AM No.106156457
>>106156432
i don't want to download an other browser, i used to use vivaldi, but when i first got this computer i set everything up on chrome, so now i'm kinda tethered to chrome, i depend on chrome even though i know there are better browsers.
i don't want to download an other browser, i used to use vivaldi, but when i first got this computer i set everything up on chrome, so now i'm kinda tethered to chrome, i depend on chrome even though i know there are better browsers.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 2:33:09 AM No.106157298
Does something like 4bans still exist? The old URL I remember using (.tk) doesn't seem to exist anymore
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 2:50:02 AM No.106157435
Do people still use Speccy to check computer temps or is there some new hotness around?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 3:55:44 AM No.106157896
I’m the guy talking about checking old hdds for wallets earlier itt. I downloaded bitcoin core and rechecked an old wallet I thought was empty.
Q: I’m in bitcoin core and looking at the Transactions tab. Are all the addresses labeled “received with” belonging to me/my wallet? Because when I go to menu and select the “receiving addresses I only see one of the addresses from the transactions tab - and that’s an empty address. ChatGPT claims all the received with addresses belong to me but I don’t want to get my hopes up
Q: I’m in bitcoin core and looking at the Transactions tab. Are all the addresses labeled “received with” belonging to me/my wallet? Because when I go to menu and select the “receiving addresses I only see one of the addresses from the transactions tab - and that’s an empty address. ChatGPT claims all the received with addresses belong to me but I don’t want to get my hopes up
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:32:53 AM No.106158130
Is there any way to block all content in my browser that was uploaded from India?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:34:22 AM No.106158143
is it possible to setup "Quick Reply Personas" in 4chan-xt to select a memeflag automatically?
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 5:00:28 AM No.106158326
Oh my god. All these AIs are telling me all the addresses dumped by listaddressgroupings belong to my wallet. Still downloading blockchain for bitcoin core but I’m seeing their current worth on blockchain explorer sites
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 5:09:29 AM No.106158391
what are the odds windows 10 would forcefully induce a crash so it can install the updates you've been pushing back for a bit?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 5:23:42 AM No.106158492
>>106158391
Do you mean autorestarts? They aren't at all crashes though
Do you mean autorestarts? They aren't at all crashes though
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 6:07:43 AM No.106158743
>>106158492
was playing a game and it crashed. it's not a demanding game and doesn't crash.
was playing a game and it crashed. it's not a demanding game and doesn't crash.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 6:13:14 AM No.106158773
>>106158130
you can block indian ip ranges, but you can't block content on non-indian sites that was uploaded by an indian
you can block indian ip ranges, but you can't block content on non-indian sites that was uploaded by an indian
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 6:34:36 AM No.106158882
is there a way to copypaste images on quick replies in 4chan? i instaled a 4chanX through tampermonkey and that's the only thing left to simulate how i used to run 4chanx before chrome took down the extension
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 6:41:41 AM No.106158921
>>106154729
>(don't know which genius it was that thought it was a good idea to use : in ip6 when : is also used to separate the port number, so then you have to wrap the ip in [] but it's not guaranteed to always be there if ip6 is a string so you also have to account for when neither brackets nor port number exists)
Wait till you get to use link-locals and their percentage sign. That crap often breaks syntax in config files or other types of inputs.
>>106152770
>sharing of ip4 addresses
First, you "share" addresses - or subnets rather - on v6 too. Second there's loads of fixed broadband users with practically a static IPv4 address.
Personally not seeing much difference it that regard.
>>106150322
>advertising its own IPv6 address as DNS server
You mean the DHCP reply?
Either configure the PiHole IP manually on your devices or reconfigure the DHCP reply (if your router allows it). Not sure what's the fuss here.
>fe80::1
No percentage sign followed by an interface ID? Doesn't look right. Should look something like "fe80::%1"
>(don't know which genius it was that thought it was a good idea to use : in ip6 when : is also used to separate the port number, so then you have to wrap the ip in [] but it's not guaranteed to always be there if ip6 is a string so you also have to account for when neither brackets nor port number exists)
Wait till you get to use link-locals and their percentage sign. That crap often breaks syntax in config files or other types of inputs.
>>106152770
>sharing of ip4 addresses
First, you "share" addresses - or subnets rather - on v6 too. Second there's loads of fixed broadband users with practically a static IPv4 address.
Personally not seeing much difference it that regard.
>>106150322
>advertising its own IPv6 address as DNS server
You mean the DHCP reply?
Either configure the PiHole IP manually on your devices or reconfigure the DHCP reply (if your router allows it). Not sure what's the fuss here.
>fe80::1
No percentage sign followed by an interface ID? Doesn't look right. Should look something like "fe80::%1"
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 6:52:07 AM No.106158990
how do i make sure that tor actually resets to its default position? it used to be that it would happen automatically when i either hit "new identity" or deleted & reinstalled. now its just fuckin staying there.
any help would be greatly appreaciated
any help would be greatly appreaciated
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 6:53:27 AM No.106158997
>>106158921
>First, you "share" addresses - or subnets rather - on v6 too.
but you wouldn't need to, with ip6 it's possible for the government to not only require each home to have its own ip but each device. on ip4 it's not possible even if it was required by law.
we're at the beginning of the great censorship era, it may sound bizarre right now but don't doubt that some governments would prefer each device to have its own ip and never ever a different ip (going so far as requiring wifi connectivity to be disabled by law, think 100 years into an authoritarian future here).
>there's loads of fixed broadband users
sure, but there's an equal number with non-fixed. probably greater number, thinking globally.
>First, you "share" addresses - or subnets rather - on v6 too.
but you wouldn't need to, with ip6 it's possible for the government to not only require each home to have its own ip but each device. on ip4 it's not possible even if it was required by law.
we're at the beginning of the great censorship era, it may sound bizarre right now but don't doubt that some governments would prefer each device to have its own ip and never ever a different ip (going so far as requiring wifi connectivity to be disabled by law, think 100 years into an authoritarian future here).
>there's loads of fixed broadband users
sure, but there's an equal number with non-fixed. probably greater number, thinking globally.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 6:59:21 AM No.106159024
>>106158997
>but you wouldn't need to, with ip6 it's possible for the government to not only require each home to have its own ip but each device
Nice mind game but I'm not seeing it happening.
>we're at the beginning of the great censorship era
IPv6 gives better connectivity while IPv4 makes shit getting CGNAT'd -> no self hosting.
>each device to have its own ip and never ever a different ip
Would mean the device can't ever move between networks/ISPs -> not happening.
Again nice mind game.
>but you wouldn't need to, with ip6 it's possible for the government to not only require each home to have its own ip but each device
Nice mind game but I'm not seeing it happening.
>we're at the beginning of the great censorship era
IPv6 gives better connectivity while IPv4 makes shit getting CGNAT'd -> no self hosting.
>each device to have its own ip and never ever a different ip
Would mean the device can't ever move between networks/ISPs -> not happening.
Again nice mind game.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:06:20 AM No.106159059
>>106159024
i don't appreciate my reasoning turning into "mind games" as if occurring impossibilities of history has taught us nothing so i'll end it there
i don't appreciate my reasoning turning into "mind games" as if occurring impossibilities of history has taught us nothing so i'll end it there
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:12:28 AM No.106159086
>>106159059
Your idea of per-device IPv6 that can't be changed is all wrong. You couldn't ever change an ISP or take the device elsewhere in that situation. You couldn't have mobile internets either.
Second best idea would be to demand picrel (or a so called IPv6 token) for all devices. But then you couldn't do casual 64-bit subnets, you had to hand out a massive numbers of /128s per customer. It's nonsense.
Your idea of per-device IPv6 that can't be changed is all wrong. You couldn't ever change an ISP or take the device elsewhere in that situation. You couldn't have mobile internets either.
Second best idea would be to demand picrel (or a so called IPv6 token) for all devices. But then you couldn't do casual 64-bit subnets, you had to hand out a massive numbers of /128s per customer. It's nonsense.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:58:15 AM No.106159334
>>106159059
It's an absurd premise. What's to stop someone else from stealing your v6 address to impersonate you if you ignore routing and use it as universal ID? Nothing. It would be a total clusterfuck.
It's an absurd premise. What's to stop someone else from stealing your v6 address to impersonate you if you ignore routing and use it as universal ID? Nothing. It would be a total clusterfuck.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 9:00:14 AM No.106159660
>>106151687
>>106151973
Anyone please? Currently I'm doing the boomer option of having my notification sound just be really loud and long, but I'd like a better solution if possible.
>>106151973
Anyone please? Currently I'm doing the boomer option of having my notification sound just be really loud and long, but I'd like a better solution if possible.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 9:14:39 AM No.106159747
What connector is this? It's the female end of some short adapter cable. 136 mm in diameter (with circular rubber housing). The other end is a male USB Type A with white padding. The device it was used for is long gone.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 9:29:51 AM No.106159834
Say I want to run a private MMO server for an old game but I can't forward my own ports. What virtual machine provider would you recommend for the task? It's a relatively simple 3D game and I don't expect more than 10 people to connect anyway, even on the weekends.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 10:08:59 AM No.106160067
>>106159834
basically anything. something close to you ideally to keep latency down. Check lowendbox.com
basically anything. something close to you ideally to keep latency down. Check lowendbox.com
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 11:19:48 AM No.106160458
I'm on Mint and i use Deluge to download my chines cartoons but it keeps complaining that the file name is too long and Deluge never starts it just errors. i cant find a way to make the save name shorter in Deluge.
But even with this stupid shit i'm never going back to windows.
What do?
But even with this stupid shit i'm never going back to windows.
What do?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 11:23:26 AM No.106160485
>>106160458
maybe find a shorter path for your downloads folder, like something besides /mnt/WD Essentials/stuff/don't touch/downloads/torrents/complete
maybe find a shorter path for your downloads folder, like something besides /mnt/WD Essentials/stuff/don't touch/downloads/torrents/complete
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 11:33:33 AM No.106160531
How do you jump? I keep pressing space but nothing is happening. Please advise.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 11:37:14 AM No.106160553
>Got new SSD
>SN850X 8TB (holy based)
Is over-provisioning or whatever it's called still a thing you're supposed to do? Basically leaving like 10% of it unprovisioned for, uhh, health or speed or whatever.
>SN850X 8TB (holy based)
Is over-provisioning or whatever it's called still a thing you're supposed to do? Basically leaving like 10% of it unprovisioned for, uhh, health or speed or whatever.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 11:42:41 AM No.106160577
>>106153085
every time they rotate just a little, any bit of dust caught between them will peal away the reflective backings.
I once ruined a new empty spindle like that by giving it a few spins as i was walking around the store. got home and held each disk up to a light and most of the disks looked like a fucking star map
every time they rotate just a little, any bit of dust caught between them will peal away the reflective backings.
I once ruined a new empty spindle like that by giving it a few spins as i was walking around the store. got home and held each disk up to a light and most of the disks looked like a fucking star map
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 11:55:02 AM No.106160646
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 1:19:33 PM No.106161147
I'm a 28 year old NEET. Can I still get a job in C++ or Python or Java or whatever? I seriously need to fix my life
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 1:22:53 PM No.106161166
>>106161147
I imagine it would be easier to get a real job for now, and then program something in your free-time and sell/license it to people.
I imagine it would be easier to get a real job for now, and then program something in your free-time and sell/license it to people.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 1:30:00 PM No.106161201
Which thread/general is best for discussing AI coding agents?
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 1:31:38 PM No.106161218
>>106161166
No? Of course it wouldn't be.
>>106161147
Depends on whether or not you can program and/or have credentials. The hardest part is convincing some middle manager you can do the job.
No? Of course it wouldn't be.
>>106161147
Depends on whether or not you can program and/or have credentials. The hardest part is convincing some middle manager you can do the job.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 1:36:26 PM No.106161253
>>106161147
Bro? Programming is over, AI is taking over. Learn a trade instead!
Bro? Programming is over, AI is taking over. Learn a trade instead!
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 2:01:50 PM No.106161475
>>106157896
If bitcoin core tells you your balance then it's your balance.
IF you're fully resynced to the chain head mind you. Or you're connected to a remote node that you trust to be synced and not malicious.
>Because when I go to menu and select the “receiving addresses I only see one of the addresses from the transactions tab - and that’s an empty address
I haven't used bitcoin core in a million years but the simplest explanation is that it because it's good practice (for some very basic privacy protection) to not re-use addresses, it just means the "receiving addresses" is the tab where you go to get a new address to give someone to send you coins, and so will only have newly generated and/or empty addresses. And "received addresses" are the ones that received bitcoin before, so the wallet doesn't show them in the tab for new addresses so that you don't reuse them.
If you've never used bitcoin, note that a single account (i.e. a private key) can generate an almost unlimited number of addresses.
If bitcoin core tells you your balance then it's your balance.
IF you're fully resynced to the chain head mind you. Or you're connected to a remote node that you trust to be synced and not malicious.
>Because when I go to menu and select the “receiving addresses I only see one of the addresses from the transactions tab - and that’s an empty address
I haven't used bitcoin core in a million years but the simplest explanation is that it because it's good practice (for some very basic privacy protection) to not re-use addresses, it just means the "receiving addresses" is the tab where you go to get a new address to give someone to send you coins, and so will only have newly generated and/or empty addresses. And "received addresses" are the ones that received bitcoin before, so the wallet doesn't show them in the tab for new addresses so that you don't reuse them.
If you've never used bitcoin, note that a single account (i.e. a private key) can generate an almost unlimited number of addresses.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 2:04:59 PM No.106161504
>>106158990
what the fuck do you mean by position
what the fuck do you mean by position
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 2:11:55 PM No.106161560
>>106159024
>Nice mind game but I'm not seeing it happening.
It can easily happen technologically too, if all ISPs and router manufacturers do not configure NAT by default (and really, why would they?) and then infrastructure starts being built that assumes one IP per device. Imagine if it becomes common for websites to flag you as a bot/spammer and block your connection if the same IP connects with two different screen resolutions for example, same as how right now it's widespread to either block or significantly gate Tor access behind captchas, account verifications etc.
The fact that IPv4 makes this impossible is valuable IMO.
>IPv6 gives better connectivity while IPv4 makes shit getting CGNAT'd -> no self hosting.
If you're using self-hosting as an activist to get around the big tech enshittification, there are ways around it - for example Yggdrasil, which tunnels just fine through IPv4 and internally uses IPv6 addresses for its nodes and lets anyone trivially host a server.
>Would mean the device can't ever move between networks/ISPs -> not happening.
There are enough IPv6s that you could unironically divide them into a network address and a device ID: 64 bits of address space is gonna be enough for either of these for quite a while into the future.
Not standardised currently and not likely to happen, but it's not technically impossible.
>Nice mind game but I'm not seeing it happening.
It can easily happen technologically too, if all ISPs and router manufacturers do not configure NAT by default (and really, why would they?) and then infrastructure starts being built that assumes one IP per device. Imagine if it becomes common for websites to flag you as a bot/spammer and block your connection if the same IP connects with two different screen resolutions for example, same as how right now it's widespread to either block or significantly gate Tor access behind captchas, account verifications etc.
The fact that IPv4 makes this impossible is valuable IMO.
>IPv6 gives better connectivity while IPv4 makes shit getting CGNAT'd -> no self hosting.
If you're using self-hosting as an activist to get around the big tech enshittification, there are ways around it - for example Yggdrasil, which tunnels just fine through IPv4 and internally uses IPv6 addresses for its nodes and lets anyone trivially host a server.
>Would mean the device can't ever move between networks/ISPs -> not happening.
There are enough IPv6s that you could unironically divide them into a network address and a device ID: 64 bits of address space is gonna be enough for either of these for quite a while into the future.
Not standardised currently and not likely to happen, but it's not technically impossible.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 2:24:59 PM No.106161658
>>106160553
I've always wondered that too but I've never managed to find a real authoritative source, there's so many rumours and urban myths and marketing material out there.
However, over time, here's the tentative understanding that I've built up:
>more over-provisioning is always better
>50% OP is optimal point for drive efficiency and life, above that doesn't help, below that you start losing some speed and some drive life
>nowadays almost all drive manufacturers include at least a few% OP, which is the bare minimum, so you don't strictly need to do any yourself, but it won't hurt to reserve more
How many gibibytes is your OS reporting? Apparently flash capacities are always in power-of-two storage sizes, and since manufacturers commonly advertise power-of-ten storage capacity, it's allegedly common practice for them to use the difference for overprovisioning. E.g. if you buy a 1TB drive and it says 930GB binary capacity, in reality the drive has a true terabyte of flash storage, and the ~7% difference is used as overprovisioning.
As practical advice I've heard everything from not adding any extra and that 7% is fine, to provisioning another 10 or 20%, to always buying double the capacity you need and then provisioning half for the perfect 50% rate.
Since your drive is so huge, I'd go with the middle ground since it helps both speed and lifetime, and 8TB drives aren't cheap so it feels worthwhile. On a 1-2TB I'd probably just allocate all of it and when it dies it dies.
I've always wondered that too but I've never managed to find a real authoritative source, there's so many rumours and urban myths and marketing material out there.
However, over time, here's the tentative understanding that I've built up:
>more over-provisioning is always better
>50% OP is optimal point for drive efficiency and life, above that doesn't help, below that you start losing some speed and some drive life
>nowadays almost all drive manufacturers include at least a few% OP, which is the bare minimum, so you don't strictly need to do any yourself, but it won't hurt to reserve more
How many gibibytes is your OS reporting? Apparently flash capacities are always in power-of-two storage sizes, and since manufacturers commonly advertise power-of-ten storage capacity, it's allegedly common practice for them to use the difference for overprovisioning. E.g. if you buy a 1TB drive and it says 930GB binary capacity, in reality the drive has a true terabyte of flash storage, and the ~7% difference is used as overprovisioning.
As practical advice I've heard everything from not adding any extra and that 7% is fine, to provisioning another 10 or 20%, to always buying double the capacity you need and then provisioning half for the perfect 50% rate.
Since your drive is so huge, I'd go with the middle ground since it helps both speed and lifetime, and 8TB drives aren't cheap so it feels worthwhile. On a 1-2TB I'd probably just allocate all of it and when it dies it dies.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 3:04:18 PM No.106162000
is there any simple software/browser extension or something that can auto translate decently youtube videos?
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 3:08:14 PM No.106162030
is there any alternative to youtube's auto translate subtitles? any simple software/browser extension or something? some korean and japanese videos that I want to watch don't have subtitles or the youtube subtitles just suck
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 3:18:49 PM No.106162118
>>106162074
do you really have nothing better to do with your time
do you really have nothing better to do with your time
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 3:32:06 PM No.106162222
>>106159766
You are my hero, anon. Thank you so much.
You are my hero, anon. Thank you so much.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 3:38:39 PM No.106162284
>>106155872
>including subdomains!
Would they still see the subdomain if I was using encrypted DNS and the website was using HTTPS?
>including subdomains!
Would they still see the subdomain if I was using encrypted DNS and the website was using HTTPS?
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 3:40:38 PM No.106162306
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 3:41:53 PM No.106162323
>>106146689
keepassxc, everything else is cope
keepassxc, everything else is cope
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 3:46:02 PM No.106162352
>>106153085
if you care about any of the data on any cd/dvd's you should dump it
https://github.com/SabreTools/MPF
>>106157435
hwinfo
>>106159834
try zerotier free for lan emulation instead if you know the people you are connecting with
>>106162030
subtitleedit has good ai transcription/translations
if you care about any of the data on any cd/dvd's you should dump it
https://github.com/SabreTools/MPF
>>106157435
hwinfo
>>106159834
try zerotier free for lan emulation instead if you know the people you are connecting with
>>106162030
subtitleedit has good ai transcription/translations
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 3:57:39 PM No.106162441
Is real-time AI powered filter possible now? For example real-time AI upscale of a video.
Example would be running an old 2d sprite game and using said filter to transform image into higher quality one.
Please don't bully.
Example would be running an old 2d sprite game and using said filter to transform image into higher quality one.
Please don't bully.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:11:32 PM No.106162549
>>106162441
You don't need AI for that. Emulators have had that for years. There is also magpie
You don't need AI for that. Emulators have had that for years. There is also magpie
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:17:08 PM No.106162603
>>106161475
I worked it all out. I updated bitcoin core to the latest version and downloaded blockchain up to mid 2020 so far. The last time I touched this wallet was in 2017. The addresses with Btc in them according to public websites now show up in the wallet’s list of accounts I can receive with. So I just got a 1.5 btc total windfall. I also verified in an offline computer that the pass phrase in my backup files works for this wallet. Wish I could tell you I was celebrating but due to chronic flat emotional effect (unknown cause, I’m pretty satisfied with my life) I feel nothing except being aware it’s a good thing. Gonna pay the crypto tax and transfer it to my tax deferred pension account soon. But btc still has 20+% CAGR going for it so I’ll mull it over
I worked it all out. I updated bitcoin core to the latest version and downloaded blockchain up to mid 2020 so far. The last time I touched this wallet was in 2017. The addresses with Btc in them according to public websites now show up in the wallet’s list of accounts I can receive with. So I just got a 1.5 btc total windfall. I also verified in an offline computer that the pass phrase in my backup files works for this wallet. Wish I could tell you I was celebrating but due to chronic flat emotional effect (unknown cause, I’m pretty satisfied with my life) I feel nothing except being aware it’s a good thing. Gonna pay the crypto tax and transfer it to my tax deferred pension account soon. But btc still has 20+% CAGR going for it so I’ll mull it over
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:17:26 PM No.106162606
>rejects reading certain books because muh copyright
>those it accepts can only be read up to 30%
Thanks for nothing China.
What's the best AI for working with books free of charge?
>those it accepts can only be read up to 30%
Thanks for nothing China.
What's the best AI for working with books free of charge?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:22:45 PM No.106162645
>>106162603
Pretty nice, well done anon.
>pass phrase in my backup files
Oh, that's yours? I thought you had bought a bunch of secondhand old drives and stumbled upon a lucky find. Neat either way.
>btc still has 20+% CAGR going for it so I’ll mull it over
The braindead strategy if you have decision paralysis is to sell half and keep half. It's near ATH right now so it's not the super optimal time to invest but if you don't wanna bother with active trading it's as good a strategy as any, worst case scenario you got like $80k extra in your pension account, best case you've got that plus another $80k continuing to get 20% returns
Pretty nice, well done anon.
>pass phrase in my backup files
Oh, that's yours? I thought you had bought a bunch of secondhand old drives and stumbled upon a lucky find. Neat either way.
>btc still has 20+% CAGR going for it so I’ll mull it over
The braindead strategy if you have decision paralysis is to sell half and keep half. It's near ATH right now so it's not the super optimal time to invest but if you don't wanna bother with active trading it's as good a strategy as any, worst case scenario you got like $80k extra in your pension account, best case you've got that plus another $80k continuing to get 20% returns
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:30:59 PM No.106162723
>>106162645
Yes, this one’s mine. I had forgotten about the pass phrase thing, so recovering wallets from old 2010s drives probably wouldn’t be valuable.
It’s interesting to think about the fact that probably thousands of people on here still have btc without knowing it. They probably did like me and noted down their main btc address, and when blockchain explorer sites say these addresses have 0 balance they think they have an empty wallet. But old wallets are full of other addresses they generated or changed to as well
Yes, this one’s mine. I had forgotten about the pass phrase thing, so recovering wallets from old 2010s drives probably wouldn’t be valuable.
It’s interesting to think about the fact that probably thousands of people on here still have btc without knowing it. They probably did like me and noted down their main btc address, and when blockchain explorer sites say these addresses have 0 balance they think they have an empty wallet. But old wallets are full of other addresses they generated or changed to as well
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:34:53 PM No.106162762
>>106141556
Shilled? No, we shit on it constantly because it sounds too good to be true. (And they have turned user data over to police, although it's only been whatever they had, which isn't the email contents).
>>106162606
Are you trying to load an entire book into context? Yeah, you probably shouldn't do that. If you want it to act like it read a book you'll need to train the book into it.
Shilled? No, we shit on it constantly because it sounds too good to be true. (And they have turned user data over to police, although it's only been whatever they had, which isn't the email contents).
>>106162606
Are you trying to load an entire book into context? Yeah, you probably shouldn't do that. If you want it to act like it read a book you'll need to train the book into it.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:38:38 PM No.106162809
>>106162549
Thanks fren.
Thanks fren.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:41:04 PM No.106162834
What's the 4chan pass debit site?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:42:48 PM No.106162854
the basic registration process works for me on the main branch but it doesn't work for others even after they try git pull. what the fuck how is it possible
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:47:00 PM No.106162896
>>106162723
Based.
Passphrases are just passwords and can often be weak if people bought some BTC just as a novelty without really caring, so yeah old wallets don't always work out but they're not entirely useless.
Good on you for keeping the password around though.
>It’s interesting to think about the fact that probably thousands of people on here still have btc without knowing it.
tfw zoomer and didn't get in on the cheap internet money
Based.
Passphrases are just passwords and can often be weak if people bought some BTC just as a novelty without really caring, so yeah old wallets don't always work out but they're not entirely useless.
Good on you for keeping the password around though.
>It’s interesting to think about the fact that probably thousands of people on here still have btc without knowing it.
tfw zoomer and didn't get in on the cheap internet money
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:47:44 PM No.106162909
>>106162762
>Are you trying to load an entire book into context? Yeah, you probably shouldn't do that. If you want it to act like it read a book you'll need to train the book into it.
I don't quite understand what you mean. Am I supposed to prompt the ai into reading the whole book? Like as in "read the attached book and explain X to me"?
>Are you trying to load an entire book into context? Yeah, you probably shouldn't do that. If you want it to act like it read a book you'll need to train the book into it.
I don't quite understand what you mean. Am I supposed to prompt the ai into reading the whole book? Like as in "read the attached book and explain X to me"?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:49:26 PM No.106162926
>>106162854
a million different ways the environment is different, a million different ways a different computer could affect things
it's very rare that something "doesn't work" and that's it, in the vast majority of cases there's something specific that fails with a specific error, so you look at that error and look at why that thing might be failing and figure out what could be causing it, it's no use just sitting and trying to magically divine why something "doesn't work" without any additional information
a million different ways the environment is different, a million different ways a different computer could affect things
it's very rare that something "doesn't work" and that's it, in the vast majority of cases there's something specific that fails with a specific error, so you look at that error and look at why that thing might be failing and figure out what could be causing it, it's no use just sitting and trying to magically divine why something "doesn't work" without any additional information
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 4:54:59 PM No.106163007
>>106162926
they are literally 3 html/js/php files that rely on a db schema that wasn't changed..gonna look into it when the're available but we are so fucking behind
they are literally 3 html/js/php files that rely on a db schema that wasn't changed..gonna look into it when the're available but we are so fucking behind
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 5:05:27 PM No.106163136
>>106162896
Thank you. I’m gonna put these drives (the dozens I got from others’ old gaming pcs) in a box and then off and on again think about a strategy just for fun. I’m not in a rush, after all if they move btc it’s still someone’s money and not a lost artifact. Currently thinking you have to flag anything with a Berkeley db (wallet format) signature and if it can be retrieved, do a brute force attack with every single text string a program can scrounge off that drive
Thank you. I’m gonna put these drives (the dozens I got from others’ old gaming pcs) in a box and then off and on again think about a strategy just for fun. I’m not in a rush, after all if they move btc it’s still someone’s money and not a lost artifact. Currently thinking you have to flag anything with a Berkeley db (wallet format) signature and if it can be retrieved, do a brute force attack with every single text string a program can scrounge off that drive
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 5:09:33 PM No.106163205
>>106162909
>Am I supposed to prompt the ai into reading the whole book? Like as in "read the attached book and explain X to me"?
Well that's what it looked like you were doing from posting a screenshot of what appears to be the chat interface. If not okay that was my mistake.
>Am I supposed to prompt the ai into reading the whole book? Like as in "read the attached book and explain X to me"?
Well that's what it looked like you were doing from posting a screenshot of what appears to be the chat interface. If not okay that was my mistake.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 5:09:37 PM No.106163206
>45% NTSC
>72% NTSC
>100% sRGB
What's the difference between these two? I googled it and I still don't get it. At most, I understood that... maybe 72% NTSC == 100% sRGB, but NTSC is used in America? And 45% NTSC is the equivalent to TV broadcast in America?
Is the difference between 45% and 72% NTSC or 100% sRGB visible to mere mortals?
>72% NTSC
>100% sRGB
What's the difference between these two? I googled it and I still don't get it. At most, I understood that... maybe 72% NTSC == 100% sRGB, but NTSC is used in America? And 45% NTSC is the equivalent to TV broadcast in America?
Is the difference between 45% and 72% NTSC or 100% sRGB visible to mere mortals?
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 5:10:38 PM No.106163225
>>106162834
why you payin debts to 4chan?
why you payin debts to 4chan?
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 5:20:02 PM No.106163363
>>106163205
I'm attaching a whole book because I do not want it to hallucinate sources and information which it has done before. I'm not sure how else I could force it to actually engage with one specific work and give me the information that I ask for.
I'm attaching a whole book because I do not want it to hallucinate sources and information which it has done before. I'm not sure how else I could force it to actually engage with one specific work and give me the information that I ask for.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 5:31:45 PM No.106163494
>>106163007
if he just told you it "doesn't work" and didn't tell you anything else he's a megaretard
if he just told you it "doesn't work" and didn't tell you anything else he's a megaretard
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 5:33:19 PM No.106163512
>>106163363
NTA, you have to generate an embedding for that or something
You can't just put the entire text into the chat context, no, we're still very very far from that
NTA, you have to generate an embedding for that or something
You can't just put the entire text into the chat context, no, we're still very very far from that
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 5:34:53 PM No.106163527
I like the idea of a 16:10 laptop, but I don't see any practical uses. Redpill me?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 5:55:07 PM No.106163755
>>106160531
lose weight
lose weight
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 5:56:38 PM No.106163772
>>106162030
Immersive translate (the extension) supports that
Immersive translate (the extension) supports that
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 6:24:00 PM No.106164055
>>106163527
More lines of text in your browser window at once is always practical.
It'll also get you more drawing space if it's got a touchscreen with pressure sensitive stylus support.
More lines of text in your browser window at once is always practical.
It'll also get you more drawing space if it's got a touchscreen with pressure sensitive stylus support.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 6:37:47 PM No.106164188
>>106163527
I fucking hate ratiofags
>hurr more horizontal space
>hurr more vertical space
What matters is the ppi and the space both ways. Adding more pixels on the sides doesn't remove the pixels on the top and bottom, and vice-versa.
At least 16:10 is similar enough to 16:9 that it's usually actually added pixels on the bottom. Which is fair enough, you do get more space there. But it's also similar enough that it barely matters in practical use.
I fucking hate ratiofags
>hurr more horizontal space
>hurr more vertical space
What matters is the ppi and the space both ways. Adding more pixels on the sides doesn't remove the pixels on the top and bottom, and vice-versa.
At least 16:10 is similar enough to 16:9 that it's usually actually added pixels on the bottom. Which is fair enough, you do get more space there. But it's also similar enough that it barely matters in practical use.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 6:40:06 PM No.106164206
>>106164188
>ppi
PPI doesn't matter in this conversation. More PPI just means sharper image. If you think more PPI means you can fit more content on the screen, you can go ahead and use 50% scaling
>ppi
PPI doesn't matter in this conversation. More PPI just means sharper image. If you think more PPI means you can fit more content on the screen, you can go ahead and use 50% scaling
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 6:42:07 PM No.106164232
>>106164206
By that same argument space doesn't matter either. More space just means bigger pixels right?
There's a reason I wrote a full sentence that mentions more than one thing in it.
By that same argument space doesn't matter either. More space just means bigger pixels right?
There's a reason I wrote a full sentence that mentions more than one thing in it.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:11:31 PM No.106164511
What is better for compiling c++ code, makefile, cmake, compiling through python script, or directly calling the compiler from the command line?
t. Noob
t. Noob
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:19:52 PM No.106164607
>>106164511
If you're working on a simple project with (little to) no dependencies you can just call it from the command line
If you're working on a simple project with (little to) no dependencies you can just call it from the command line
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:21:36 PM No.106164626
For some reason, every time I restart my PC, some registry keys are just reset to the default values (Windows 11 home). I even tried putting the key in a .reg file to run on startup, which I saw it worked then was immediately reverted. Is there a way to actually keep my registry changes from being reset, or am I stupid?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:23:46 PM No.106164656
Is there a browser that lets me switch between different "cookie & bookmark" profiles? Until now I used to open Chrome as a different user and stored all my hentai booru / sadpanda / fapping material cookies there. But I'm about to finally drop Chrome after ~10 years and return to normalcy, so I'm looking for a sophisticated way to keep my outside life and my fap life separate.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:28:01 PM No.106164712
>>106163512
>You can't just put the entire text into the chat context, no, we're still very very far from that
isn't that what NotebookLM does though?
>You can't just put the entire text into the chat context, no, we're still very very far from that
isn't that what NotebookLM does though?
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:30:17 PM No.106164737
If I never do anything dangerous with my laptop, like carry them around or other outgoing stuff that outgoing users (like Thinkpad users are), isn't a Thinkpad redundant? Like the whole thing about Thinkpad is physical endurance, right? No special "thousand times folded detoated WAM which lasts better"?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:34:57 PM No.106164775
>>106164511
Single file (e.g. toy program for assignment): directly call it
A few files with almost no external libraries/dependencies: makefile is fine
Anything bigger, and anything that depends on external libraries: you'll want some sort of build system, cmake was the default one from years, nowadays I think stuff like ninja or meson exist as alternatives
Single file (e.g. toy program for assignment): directly call it
A few files with almost no external libraries/dependencies: makefile is fine
Anything bigger, and anything that depends on external libraries: you'll want some sort of build system, cmake was the default one from years, nowadays I think stuff like ninja or meson exist as alternatives
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:35:57 PM No.106164781
>>106164656
Firefox has profiles which sound like the same thing as chrome users
Firefox has profiles which sound like the same thing as chrome users
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:39:19 PM No.106164809
>>106164781
Ah but I wasn't using chrome's users (whatever that is) I had like a separate Windows admin account for hentai browsing. I just used it to go Chrome > Run as different user
Ah but I wasn't using chrome's users (whatever that is) I had like a separate Windows admin account for hentai browsing. I just used it to go Chrome > Run as different user
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:39:22 PM No.106164810
>>106164737
The point of thinkpad endurance is that you can buy a 5 year old one that's being offloaded in bulk by a business for 1/8th of its original price, and it'll still likely be in excellent condition.
Also, in the past, they were easily upgradable. Now this is becoming less and less true.
Really in a lot of ways the three main business brands (Lenovo, HP and Dell) are pretty similar in terms of value for used business laptops. The point, again, being to get a machine that's in a few years old but still in excellent working order, and at bargain prices.
The point of thinkpad endurance is that you can buy a 5 year old one that's being offloaded in bulk by a business for 1/8th of its original price, and it'll still likely be in excellent condition.
Also, in the past, they were easily upgradable. Now this is becoming less and less true.
Really in a lot of ways the three main business brands (Lenovo, HP and Dell) are pretty similar in terms of value for used business laptops. The point, again, being to get a machine that's in a few years old but still in excellent working order, and at bargain prices.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:41:02 PM No.106164836
>>106164809
Ok fair, I honestly have no idea how chrome works but basically firefox profiles work the way you want. You select a profile on startup (there's a default one of course, but you can create more and choose a different one) and a profile basically stores your entire user data as far as I'm aware, bookmarks, cookies, history, settings, extension etc.
Ok fair, I honestly have no idea how chrome works but basically firefox profiles work the way you want. You select a profile on startup (there's a default one of course, but you can create more and choose a different one) and a profile basically stores your entire user data as far as I'm aware, bookmarks, cookies, history, settings, extension etc.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:43:02 PM No.106164854
>>106164810
>being offloaded in bulk by a business for 1/8th of its original price, and it'll still likely be in excellent condition.
Am I really unlucky then? I work for a big corporate and I got a Lenovo P15v and it had big problems with the battery, even before the warranty was up, and some display input issues too. My first Lenovo ever and it was shit.
>being offloaded in bulk by a business for 1/8th of its original price, and it'll still likely be in excellent condition.
Am I really unlucky then? I work for a big corporate and I got a Lenovo P15v and it had big problems with the battery, even before the warranty was up, and some display input issues too. My first Lenovo ever and it was shit.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:43:13 PM No.106164856
>>106162834
Anyone?
Anyone?
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 7:50:04 PM No.106164926
>>106141823
Anyone? No Macfags itt?
Anyone? No Macfags itt?
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 8:06:21 PM No.106165105
>>106164775
ninja is designed to be a replacement for makefiles when generated from cmake. It lacks file globbing and such so it's a bit faster to run
ninja is designed to be a replacement for makefiles when generated from cmake. It lacks file globbing and such so it's a bit faster to run
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 8:20:26 PM No.106165295
Anyone know an easy way to get a new ip on att fiber?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 8:34:13 PM No.106165467
>>106165440
So fat16? Use a real filesystem anon please...
So fat16? Use a real filesystem anon please...
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 8:37:17 PM No.106165507
My family friend just got an Obama phone. he need help transferring all his photos from his iPhone over to new Android. What's the best way to do it?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 8:39:42 PM No.106165536
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 8:41:10 PM No.106165555
>>106127207
>Nobody uses html semantic tags
when all your inbound traffic starts coming from llms you will
>Nobody uses html semantic tags
when all your inbound traffic starts coming from llms you will
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 8:41:36 PM No.106165558
>>106165467
I guess it defaulted to that and just didn't notice or know better.
What should I pick next time. I already know it does not like ntsf.
I guess it defaulted to that and just didn't notice or know better.
What should I pick next time. I already know it does not like ntsf.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 8:42:42 PM No.106165573
>>106165558
Serious answer, you are probably not using that, your EFI boot partition (if you have one) will use that but it's tiny and basically no OS would ever make it the default for the rest of the disk.
Check again
Serious answer, you are probably not using that, your EFI boot partition (if you have one) will use that but it's tiny and basically no OS would ever make it the default for the rest of the disk.
Check again
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 8:45:32 PM No.106165607
Is saving on WaybackMachine broken?
>>>/wsr/1536204
>>>/wsr/1536204
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 8:47:04 PM No.106165625
Do you think a dying hard drive can cause random Windows shutdowns?
I have had this issue for a year on Windows 10 as well as 11 and now that i have disconnected one of my HDDs it's completely gone. I just don't understand why a non-OS drive with just video files can cause a shutdown
I have had this issue for a year on Windows 10 as well as 11 and now that i have disconnected one of my HDDs it's completely gone. I just don't understand why a non-OS drive with just video files can cause a shutdown
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 8:51:23 PM No.106165673
>>106165625
Maybe it was drawing too much power? Try another sata port? What's the motherboard model number?
Maybe it was drawing too much power? Try another sata port? What's the motherboard model number?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 8:52:42 PM No.106165690
T6>>106165507
Transfer cable
Transfer cable
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 8:54:25 PM No.106165712
>>106164626
Would probably have better luck on education or pro edition.
Would probably have better luck on education or pro edition.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 8:58:55 PM No.106165777
>>106165573
>>106165536
>>106161592
ops yep >>106165573
was right for the other partition it "Linux Filesystem"
>>106165536
>>106161592
ops yep >>106165573
was right for the other partition it "Linux Filesystem"
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 9:00:55 PM No.106165797
>>106165777
or maybe you are referring to ext4
or maybe you are referring to ext4
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 9:03:28 PM No.106165827
>>106165673
Ryzen 7 1800x
PRIME B350-PLUS
GTX 1080
500W be quiet PSU
Power consumption was my first though but the system worked well for years. I only have 1 NVMe, 1 SSD and 1 other HDD connected. Also the shutdowns aren't instant, i still got to see the "Windows is shutting down" screen but the logs give me nothing.
Ryzen 7 1800x
PRIME B350-PLUS
GTX 1080
500W be quiet PSU
Power consumption was my first though but the system worked well for years. I only have 1 NVMe, 1 SSD and 1 other HDD connected. Also the shutdowns aren't instant, i still got to see the "Windows is shutting down" screen but the logs give me nothing.
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 9:05:55 PM No.106165854
>>106165777
"Linux Filesystem" is the partition type GUID of the partition. It just describes what the partition is supposed to be used for. But it's very likely ext4 if you haven't changed anything during installation
"Linux Filesystem" is the partition type GUID of the partition. It just describes what the partition is supposed to be used for. But it's very likely ext4 if you haven't changed anything during installation
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 9:10:35 PM No.106165920
>>106165906
ext4
ext4
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 9:23:51 PM No.106166073
>>106165827
Got the latest bios? Got ahci enabled?
Got the latest bios? Got ahci enabled?
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 9:40:53 PM No.106166274
>>106165507
Wait what??? You can reset the internet??? why don't people do it more often?
Wait what??? You can reset the internet??? why don't people do it more often?
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 10:08:45 PM No.106166559
>>106166073
AHCI was on but i was on a bios from 2022. I updated and will test it out tomorrow. Doubt that's it but thanks for your help
AHCI was on but i was on a bios from 2022. I updated and will test it out tomorrow. Doubt that's it but thanks for your help
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 10:12:55 PM No.106166612
.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 10:30:54 PM No.106166783
Is there any working 4chan thread downloader?
https://github.com/SegoCode/4cget
https://github.com/Exceen/4chan-downloader
Both of these are bricked.
https://github.com/SegoCode/4cget
https://github.com/Exceen/4chan-downloader
Both of these are bricked.
Anonymous
8/6/2025, 10:37:25 PM No.106166844
An issue I had was fixed and closed on the software's gitlab site.
How do I find out when this fix will finally land in in an update for my OS (Fedora)?
I want to understand the 'pipeline' so to speak
How do I find out when this fix will finally land in in an update for my OS (Fedora)?
I want to understand the 'pipeline' so to speak
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Anonymous
8/6/2025, 11:17:20 PM No.106167277
>>106166844
the maintainers usually publish an update cycle somewhere that should give you an idea
the maintainers usually publish an update cycle somewhere that should give you an idea
Anonymous
8/7/2025, 12:12:06 AM No.106167810
>>106166844
So first the devs need to release an update, which basically usually involves picking a specific point and saying "this is the new version". This varies wildly between projects and you need to check if there's any info on this, or see what the frequency of past releases looks like
Then your OS needs to update its packages to the new update. This can also vary wildly, especially if you're on a "stable" distro - those tend to avoid updates that aren't security-critical. I haven't used Fedora, so I don't know if it's rolling release or not.
It will also depend on the package maintainers. If it's reasonably popular software, the package should be updated relatively soon. If not, it could take a while. Some packages even get abandoned and stay outdated for months, or even years.
You can always install it yourself.
So first the devs need to release an update, which basically usually involves picking a specific point and saying "this is the new version". This varies wildly between projects and you need to check if there's any info on this, or see what the frequency of past releases looks like
Then your OS needs to update its packages to the new update. This can also vary wildly, especially if you're on a "stable" distro - those tend to avoid updates that aren't security-critical. I haven't used Fedora, so I don't know if it's rolling release or not.
It will also depend on the package maintainers. If it's reasonably popular software, the package should be updated relatively soon. If not, it could take a while. Some packages even get abandoned and stay outdated for months, or even years.
You can always install it yourself.
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Anonymous
8/7/2025, 12:51:23 AM No.106168209
>>106167810
Thanks, that helped me untangle the whole thing.
Maybe it's helpful to someone else if I describe what I'll do from here on.
The project in question has a releases section, which lists all the commits that go into a version. Once I see 'my' commit, I can look up the version number in Bodhi, which is Fedora's update/package tracking thingy.
Fedora is stable, but my particular fix is very likely to get backported, so I don't have to wait until next year, yay!
Thanks, that helped me untangle the whole thing.
Maybe it's helpful to someone else if I describe what I'll do from here on.
The project in question has a releases section, which lists all the commits that go into a version. Once I see 'my' commit, I can look up the version number in Bodhi, which is Fedora's update/package tracking thingy.
Fedora is stable, but my particular fix is very likely to get backported, so I don't have to wait until next year, yay!
Anonymous
8/7/2025, 1:03:42 AM No.106168333
>>106165295
call customer service
call customer service
Anonymous
8/7/2025, 1:06:42 AM No.106168362
>>106158391
Windows wouldn't do that unless it is missing something it needs for newest software which then results in a crash that somehow leads to a forced upgrade. Bloody crazy hypothetical, dawgity
Windows wouldn't do that unless it is missing something it needs for newest software which then results in a crash that somehow leads to a forced upgrade. Bloody crazy hypothetical, dawgity
Anonymous
8/7/2025, 1:11:08 AM No.106168405
>>106155263
To look at an adapter, take it apart, duh.
Reputable brands you need not worry about tend to have names like Orico, SetMSpace, Vention, SSK, Minisopuru, and Mokin. No name stuff can often b e good, too, but there is junk among those as well, and it a game of trial and error to learn what's good and what's not. If anons would work together on this, we could maintain a simple database for ourselves from which others could check to see what's junk and what's a bargain or otherwise great. The more people involved, the less the work and spending per person to contribute.
To look at an adapter, take it apart, duh.
Reputable brands you need not worry about tend to have names like Orico, SetMSpace, Vention, SSK, Minisopuru, and Mokin. No name stuff can often b e good, too, but there is junk among those as well, and it a game of trial and error to learn what's good and what's not. If anons would work together on this, we could maintain a simple database for ourselves from which others could check to see what's junk and what's a bargain or otherwise great. The more people involved, the less the work and spending per person to contribute.
Anonymous
8/7/2025, 1:12:43 AM No.106168419
>>106152731
Bing and google might
Bing and google might
Anonymous
8/7/2025, 1:17:49 AM No.106168476
My PC has 20GB of RAM (4GB is soldered). Problem is that it still has a dual-core and an iGPU. Is there anything I could do with it now that I couldn't do previously with only 8GB?
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Anonymous
8/7/2025, 1:19:20 AM No.106168494
>>106168476
I think it's safe to open two more chrome tabs now
I think it's safe to open two more chrome tabs now