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>>107532319
>DX5II
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/topping-dx5ii-teardown.64527

>>107540061
Expensive chinese brands usually have good customer service. Chinks really believe in the "get what you pay for" mindset so they actually bother in these cases.

>>107540183
The thing which confuses me more is that there are brands under Shenzhen which are still good quality (Xduoo and Matrix) - I can't work out which ones are their home grown ones and which they bought up under their distro empire. Other than Topping and SMSL, which were their grass roots ones.

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>>107538358
please respond

>>107538125
Less tracking and to visit sites in a logged out window

>>107538125
>What exactly is the purpose of this in a web browser these days?
It provides a browsing session where cookies and site data aren't retained after the session ends. It also isolates this session, for the most part.

>It isn't like people are sharing computers or tablets
Have you ever worked in the IT department at a corporate office, nonprofit, school, or university?

>Nobody is sharing tech these days
They are though.

>Why would you need an incognito function on a computer that you own and use exclusively yourself?
Because sometimes you don't want the data from a browsing session to be retained, or you need a session that is separate from the standard one (e.g. You want to use two different accounts on a domain simultaneously). It's why almost every browser has this feature or an equivalent one.

>entirely new function
>the website

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>>107538125
It's a quick way for me to open a new window with most of my extensions disabled

>>107538125
So I can jack off in the living room next question

To lull you into a false sense of security when browsing so google has more data.

It is the duty of every adult (not just the parents!) to introduce, disseminate and encourage sharing of any and all materials of interest, be it information, books, videos, porn, or anything else, to young people and kids. A good parents will get his kid a VPN, teach him how to use TOR and other forms of cryptography and so on.

You fight tyranny and censorship with information. Simple as.

>>107529596
God forbid you have to watch/teach the kids you make yourself. Faggot

>>107529971
>“relevant devices” are smartphones or tablet computers which are either internet-connectable products or network-connectable products for the purposes of section 5 of the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act 2022
So it's for smartphones and tablets only? What?
Something which was already bound to be incredibly ineffective has been hobbled to be even more ineffective, because surely anyone who wants to hide what they're doing will just use a laptop, or a desktop.
I think they realised it would be too impractical to force changes to every computer (they can't even keep their own government computers up to date) so they went for phones only, figuring that that is enough surveillance for one day. Oh and I guess slap something about doing it to protect children on the end of the bill or something. Whatever.
The Secretary of State can expand to any other device with either a screen, camera, or the ability to transmit, so I guess that clause is just a foot in the door anyway.

>>107530569
>but what gives you the confidence to say that it would not pass?
NTA. But common sense.
The UK .gov doesn't actually make hardware, and arguably a few f'kin webforms doesn't count as software.

So for this to work they will need *everyone else* everywhere else to do their dirty work. How they actually going to achieve this?

Lets pretend this actually happens - without compromising the presence of the things various alphabet soups want to remain undiscovered - then how is this tangibly achievable? Via what mechanism is "tamper proof" with physical access going to operate? How will the device determine you are watching, viewing(isn't they the same?) or streaming CSAM?
What about the literally millions of devices already in the field that do not comply with this?

>lmao what.
Pretty much.

>>107531571
>VPS in a non-shit country so I could tunnel out

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>>107531660
>how to fucking use it and not get abused by it.
There is no "not get abused by it".
They're building a stick to hit you with. Running around seeing how many nails you can cram into it is never going to result in lacking abuse.

You might be productive to spend some time thinking about the long term uses for the data collected. If you get near "advertising" then it will be prudent to recall the scale of their global operation for a decade before people started to question the money flow. As well as recall companies like Cambridge Analytica, what happened to them, why, and people they'd previously taken money from, and their next moves...

>the social media issue is a symptom of the parenting issue
Parenting is certainly an issue, but it's a symptom of the retard issue. The retards unable to think about the long term consequences of their actions.
The people that made this a problem? They're parents now. They cannot fix the problem, they didn't understand it was a problem when they didn't, and still don't fully grasp the problem they've created now.

>>107537991
Just my general experience with sony stuff. Pretty sure I've conclude that xperia phones suck after researching years ago.
Their XM headphones with shitty hinges and them blaming the consumer for it failing is the icing on the cake. It perfectly encapsulates sony consumer products for me. Such a shitty and lazy attitude towards consumers

>>107538216
Americans lied to you again.

>>107538221
You do realize that different SONY divisions create products of different quality, right? Sony Phones is not Sony headphones or TVs.

>>107535316
Is point and shoot better on the newer Xperias? I got a xperia 5 iii and it can't take photos for shit in any kind of darkness and if everything isn't 100% still the whole photo is blurry, neither of which were as much of a problem on my old s7

>>107535316
>wallet case
is your gf 60 years old?

/b/ used to have threads where anons would dump images of unique and beautiful sinks (the plumbing fixture) and a decade later was when I found out those images had CP embedded in them.

>>107524912
Tuxler is not working for me, all the IP's seem rangebanned

There is always something interesting there you can't find on the so-called surface web. In both speed and content, it was like the 90s Internet. It was way better before 2013 when Freedom Hosting got taken down. A lot of pedo shit was removed, but some good and interesting stuff went with it unfortunately. I'd waste a lot of time on the "Questions and Answers Game" and there were a number of social networks. Though probably a load of shit, the "Human Experiment" site was still pretty creepy.
These days, I mostly use it for the Library of Trantor and Just Another Library (though I think this one is now offline) to get free books, which is not exactly law-abiding because of the piracy, but it's not drugs, guns, or pedo porn.

On the topic of Freedom Hosting, does anybody really believe it was run by one man and wasn't a honeypot? I find it hard to believe, given how many Tor hidden services were hosted on it for FREE, with as many DBs as you wanted and an FTP service, and the most you got in terms of restriction was a mild mannered warning on the homepage about not using too much disk space and bandwidth. Also, the only way to contact the owner was a link to a thread on Onionforum which had shut down a few years before Freedom Hosting finally went under.

>>107524769
yes. stay away.

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>>107533408
which stage are you

>>107539892
what are the stages?

>>107539892
1.5

>>107539872
t. homosexual in the closet who spends every waking day of his life wondering how his hair looks and poisoning himself for it like a woman wearing makeup

>>107533408
It's all gay and fake. We have billionaires who are bald and it just shows to prove that no matter how much money you have you cant cure baldness. It's impossible, at the moment at least.

>>107540067
this argument is kind of true, but I'd argue that both node and react with their wild west ecosystem of libraries, opens the door for malicious third parties way too much

>>107540282
I don't think the problems with Next.js were connected to malicious NPM packages though. It looks like they were problems with React's own code:
>a security vulnerability in React that allows unauthenticated remote code execution
https://react.dev/blog/2025/12/03/critical-security-vulnerability-in-react-server-components
>Denial of Service and Source Code Exposure in React Server Components
https://react.dev/blog/2025/12/11/denial-of-service-and-source-code-exposure-in-react-server-components

If you install random NPM packages then yeah that's probably a bad idea. If you stick with trusted stuff like React then you may still encounter vulnerabilities, but they should be patched very quickly after being discovered.

>>107540584
I hate that I agree, still wouldn't trust, specially node, I'd be giga paranoid of installing packages

>>107540280
>How are the users going to interact with your app?
there are 15-20 stations around the facility - each station is a pc with a 21" touch screen. the app is only used on those machines.
app runs in docker, stations just open the network adress and we're good to go.

>>107540280
>like a nightmare scenario
yes and no. I mean we/they're a chocolate factory that hired an external company to build something for them - so of course nobody needed access to deep level stuff; they'd just call the devs and ask them to change this and that and to report bugs.

I'm actually not on a time schedule. the current app -is- still working fine. it's outdated, but it's working. of course I'm not going out of my way to take my time and do nothing, but it's not like they're breathing down my neck. at all. it's really chill and they're all very nice people.

I just get the feeling that they didn't really think this project through before they hired me. or rather, they didn't know the technical requirements for this to work. as I said, my boss is a network admin and used to working with end-user software. we're also the same age and if I explain to him how something works and what I need to make things work he listens and acknowledges the problems and doesn't want things to just magically work.

>>107540280
>How fast do they want to see the changes they make reflected on your app? Say they add a new recipe or take out an ingredient, how much time do you have before that change has to be in your app? In your role as a cms user, do you have a way to access the entire database? can you somehow backup the data, store it all in a file, dump the data somehow?

if you're talking about manual export and import - no, it should work automatically. the production team turns off an ingredient or shape, topping, whatever if it's out of stock within the cms. so once it's out, users shouldn't be able to use those ingredients in the terminal. of course they turn off availability shorty before it's actually gone, so that orders that are still withing the loop are still valid.
I don't know the exact sync schedule, but it should be within minutes.

>>107538908
>also don't wanna spend like 500 (or 300 used}
How poor are you?

>>107535228
>another obvious claude shill post
real subtle keep it up saar

i thinkeing to buying claude sars!

>>107538946
Minimize actual work and office days.
Maximize pay and employability.
Alternatively let me work on something that helps me achieve my goals.

>>107536792
this thread seemed really weird to me and now i know why. youre the same guy that was posting here a few months ago and got banned, and literally half the posts in twg vanished with it including many self replies. you should legitimately be euthanized or put in an asylum. the way you post is like chatbots from the mid 2010s. just totally inane nonsense that is pointless to engage or interact with in any way. enjoy the (You) weird retard freak invalid.

>interview in 2 days
things to tell yourself to convince yourself to not drink?

Task manager shows 90%~ memory usage constantly. However when I add up all of the used memory, it doesn't add up. I have 16 gigs of ram.

>>107538589
Change the paths to your current install there.

>>107539139
Oh it works, thanks.
Hopefully it doesn't reset on computer restart

>>107538980
Windows caches stuff into free RAM to make things faster and that's not listed under the processes tab because it's not any specific process using that memory
Check your memory in the performance tab, you should see how much is being used for cache/standby
Windows does this because there is literally no reason not to if it makes things faster. It will free that RAM if you need it for other stuff

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I decided to "upgrade" my laptop's WiFi to a MT7925 only to find out later that it doesn't really work on Windows 10.
Newer versions of the Presonus software for my audio interface are also not supported and so on.

It's becoming a bit of an annoyance to keep using 10 LTSC, so I'm considering 11 LTSC, is it really that bad?
Does ExplorerPatcher work on it, can you get the old taskbar (and with it support for 7 Taskbar Tweaker)?
Any worthwhile improvements to high-DPI/multi monitor setups and battery life?

>>107537764
Pat is the hero we need

>>107537764
Might give slackware a try now, what a chad

>>107531281
Legacy stuff, i guess?

>>107531281
I never used it but as I remember, you need to MANUALLY compile and build packages yourself as well as MANUALLY keeping track of every single dependencies, right?

What a mess...

>>107540254
It's older than debian man

>>107537800
books, classical music.
im not the type to only listen to classical music but its something when you go out of your way to listen to you feel really good.
ie its something that would be valuable for a long time.

>>107537800
in terms of monetary value software targeted mainly at enterprise clients is generally pretty expensive

>>107537800
gcc

>>107537828
>>107540657

>>107537800
all of libgen.
make sure to seed it.
don't let the AI jews win.

>>107539628
How are the IBM ones now for very light use like web browsing? Did soidev faggotry/bloat ruin it for them?

>>107539576
>>107539585
the lenovo SHITpad, and the Dell JEETpad. Many such cases!

>>107539646
They are only useful if you need to make car diagnostics for older cars nothing else.The fastest configuration from the IBM days is core2duo with 4 gigs of ram.

>>107533818
the older ones were designed and engineered by white people

>>107540628
>core2duo
that was lenovo, but IBM branded

>>107538764
Thanks anon

>>107537882
Uhhh share so I can block them..

>>107516493
what's the one that hides YouTube views and caused major controversy like 2 months ago? I heard it's been rolled back but i wanna use it again because fuck youtubers

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>>107539747
Who could have predicted this?

>>107540602
The poster who posted it hours before. See >>107537860

>>107538966
Big radiators for your custom water cooling loop.

>>107539634
Nowhere since I bought seagate

>>107540039
This OP
I do still want a case that can house a uncompromising loop + storage.
Most full towers make you half ass each

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>look at current cases
>gigantic
>plastered in homo rainbow RGB fans
>HDD trays: 2

>>107540625
gaymen were a mistake, but like, really unironically, these retards have literally fucked the hardware market sideways

>>107532880
>>107533099
Yea, you just hop off from there like a VPN tunnel.
Captive portals that make you pay for wifi (think airport, plane, etc), ISP spying, region blocks (Iran, China, Russia), or even ISP turning off your net

Simple free tier EC2 from AWS is enough (cuz they don't charge traffic) and you're gucci for 12 months

Used that ICMP tunnelling plenty of times when haxxin, shits cash for exfil

>>107530568
>>107531326
and captive portals, and few firewalls...

>>107537845
>>107535839
he gave you fags enough info desu
Remember this weeks wacky hax (React2shell)? I saw a nigger bragging of it 6 months prior on shitcord
I bet it wasn't even his method

>>107535839
>>107537845
You are right and I don't like to gatekeep too much. So here are some hints.

Take an Arris or Motorola DOCSIS modem, even 2.0 or 3.0 will work fine. Flash Bitware, Forceware or Haxorware on it. After that it will give you access to download the configuration the CMTS pushed to you.
Edit the configuration using one of the two tools that support it. They run on Linux and OSX just fine and one is open-source.
In the config you will realize that the CMTS purposefully pushed you something that wouldn't work. But they crafted that config by taking a config that would work and then adding 2-3 things that would make it not work. Delete those rows. Rebuild the config. "Force" load it to the cable modem using its UI. You will have unrestricted internet access after making sure the primary equipment (your router) connected to the modem configured to ignore the DHCP provided DNS by the modem. At this configuration, you will have a semi-static IP that's mapped to the MAC addr of your primary equipment (the router). You can change your MAC addr to get a new IP from the pool.

>>107535231
Got better ISP.

>>107526850
>>107526884
>>107526999
This shit baffles me. Is it true? Maybe it’s specific to cable internet, cause obviously with fibre they have an ONT that they can just tell to turn off, but even on DSL you’d be coming in on a specific phoneline that already had a phone number attached to it, and all of them use PPPoE to manage the connection, so when you get disconnected they just ignore everything from you.