>>107609342
Found this, maybe make your own, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8D3SuZpI-0

>>107609433
>Jeet video
MODS !

>>107609433
i'm hoping there's some factory in china i don't know about that could make these

>>107609314
> i also looked into normal LCD or OLED screens, but the cost per unit seemed way too high.
it's not too bad. as for what you're after, gets a bit tricky. id check out those chinese sites like alibaba. there's probably someone out there still making these kinds of LCD screens but i couldn't imagine it'd be cheap

>not do a completely custom design with custom segments.
yeah. about that.. all those kinds of screens were custom designed and manufactured. they were not cheap to make.

>>107609314
iirc Cinemassacre got one custom made for the Doom AVGN episode

>>107609087
based way of filtering out jeets

>>107609087
Are you in Germany?

>>107608287
You're dumber than pajeets. Anything else confusing you?

>>107609087
Tell him he better start praying.

>>107609714
Which of the millions of gods should the Brahmin pray for?

>>107607392
I watched this guy when I was a kid too rip

>>107607392
Never once heard of the guy.

>back in like 2010
So a nobody? Got it.

>>107607613
>predator

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It shoulda been Marqueese Brownlee instead. Fucking corporate hack sellout . He doesn't even review products, he just show cases them.

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>>107607420

HP Pavilion LV1911
https://www.ebay.com/itm/187801373312

$30 and lasts a century, it's the nokia of monitors

>2010s HP monitor
essentially slavic

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Holy fucking shit I've been trying to respond for hours but captcha doesn't let me fucking post when autoverified
>>107606095
I'm in Canada unfortunately
Only jeets in my area selling their broken fapscreens
Where can I browse cheap monitors?
HP's site cheapest monitor is $80 and its kinda dogshit
Also my computer is ancient and doesn't have two hdmi ports (for dual screening) and I don't want to use VGA and nothing seems to use DVI anymore

1080p monitors show up all the time at thrift stores and e-waste outlets, anon. Just pick up another from there for like 10 bucks. Tons of old office monitors.

>>107606159
>vga only
nice e-waste

I don't give a fuck about your opinion

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>calling your workspace a “setup” or a “battlestation”
>>107609799
Hold still little buddy, I’ll put you out of your misery

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but it is what I use to extract valuable resources from the high seas

>>107609444
We're talking a VM for running a general purpose language here so yes it's as simple as that. Local variable load/store, memory load/store, arithmtic, bitwise, comparison, control flow, function call instructions and that's basically it.

Let's say there's some parameter that can be an integer between 1 and 100. In the program's config.ini file, the user sets it to some number greater than 100. When we load the .ini file, we see that it's more than 100, so we just treat it as 100. Should we also change the value in the .ini file to 100, or should we just leave it?

>>107609713
If it's a configuration file, leave it.
If it's just your program serialising some state that a user messed with, overwrite it.

>>107609713
And if the dumbass user during runtime notices and changes 100 to 200 again then what. You gonna read the whole file and do IO every single time you want a single option in order to update the config?

i feel like im going insane. im using `go.bug.st/serial` to access a usb oled display via `/dev/ttyACM0` and im able to open the fd if i run the binary as sudo, but just running the binary as my user on a raspi zero 2 w gives me the error `Serial port busy`. my user is in the dialout group and the permissions onn /dev/ttyACM0 are `-rw-rw-rw`. i genuinely dont understand why im able to open it with sudo and not as my user.

i installed go on the pi zero and threw the following code on there and built it and it works without issue, so i genuinely have no fucking clue whats going on.

package main

import (
    "fmt"

    "go.bug.st/serial"
)

func main() {
    const FD = "/dev/ttyACM0"

    mode := &serial.Mode{

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>>107609588
There was Windows 8, but that at least worked consistently even if it was bad.

>>107608603
Because we live in a world a pajeet ruin software then a tech jourinalist pajeet writes an article about it and a third pajeet talks about the bold leadership of the first one on linkedin.

If you cant do the things you could do in Windows 98, there are some real problems

>>107609703
XP couldn't do things 98 could - in 98 you could add custom backgrounds for each folder, like a wallpaper for your folder.
7 couldn't do things XP could - in XP you could choose not to arrange the icons in a folder along a grid or alphabetically and just throw them around, or still have them on a grid just in an arbitrary order, 7 removed that feature and you had to patch explorer to return it.
There are probably a lot more examples I can think of, but I was really upset at the time because I used those features and liked them.

>>107608327
what DE is this?
just get plasma or niri

>>107609393
Well shit son, I guess I'm not a tech whizzz genius like you who can download old news without paying. God bless you son!

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>>107609414
That's a classic /ptg/ topic so all the info about it is in the archives

>>107609376
Let's put it like this: many people are fine connecting to 4chan without VPN.

But let's imagine 4chan was P2P and your IP was publicly associated with your posts. You'd then have a persistent IP correspondence with every thread you view and every post you make. That's fucking retarded. Nobody would want to do that without a VPN because it means exposing your IP and what you're up to to countless random retards.

>>107609455
There's a hierarchy of things I care about people knowing came from my IP address.

>wow anon you downloaded the whole Weezer discography?

Versus

>wow anon you're into weird fetish porn and called that guy the n word

>>107608908
ISP's haven't sent me a letter or email in over 8 years and I don't use VPN or proxy

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>>107597468
I can tell actually, because it sounds super muddy
Spek helps too

>>107590972
No, but there are going to be lying retards who will tell you that they can tell the difference.

>>107591010
This but 128k

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my library is entirely .wav

>>107597813
this is what i started using now, the filesize is the same or 10% less than mp3, not that much of a change

https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1766210298782572.webm

>>107609717
>mans name is christian
>demanded christmas themes removed because some jewish schizophrenia
>gets btfo so badly that he deleted his github account
lmao
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/87268

>>107607705
Me on the right.

>be funded by Apple/MS/Amazon/Meta for the express purpose of disrupting the chrome monoply

>>107609708
>Apple
They already have Safair/WebKit though.

>>107607705
>opt-in locally run AI
why should i care

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On SMPlayer, how do I make the mouse wheel function more like VLC? In VLC, the mouse wheel changes the volume, but it seeks if you are hovering over the seekbar; SMPlayer is the opposite, as scrolling seeks, but it changes the volume if you are hovering over the volume bar.

I was able to change the default mouse scroll function to volume control, but scrolling over the seekbar still doesn't seek!

>>107608944
>double click .txt
>notepad opens and shows text
OMG NOTEPAD IS SO INTUITIVE

>>107608835
reread my post

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>>107592470
mpv is made by trannis

>>107592470
mpc-hc mogs both

had a vertical one and was the best mouse ever. did not like the 2 buttons on the side, I cannot imagine having bindings for 12 of them.

but i guess they're useful in mmorpgs?

>>107607012
i hate when mice don't have the two forward and back buttons but even worse I hate when programs don't support it.
Or they do the dumbshit that Unreal 5 does where it only supports it in certain windows but not in others. Go figure

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>>107607057
I don't play mmos but I daily drive the G600 at home and work, and it's just generally convenient for everything. Unfortunately the middle click for the one at home has started to not trigger sometimes but I rebound tilting the scroll wheel to do it as well.
Unfortunately they stopped selling them though it seems.

Generally the best use of them is binding keys on the right side of the keyboard, as those keys are less accessible while you right hand is on the mouse.

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>>107607012
i own that exact mouse and i keep it for when i get the urge to play wow or ffxiv its lasted me years and cost like 20 bucks. it sucks for anything but mmos i use a wireless mouse but i keep both plugged in and really its the only way to play mmos

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>>107605784
I've never been to reddit, but I've probably been here longer than you, not that it's something to brag about.

>>107606062
It's not even that small it's 27" (DELL U2724DE), I "downgraded" from a 32" one because I wanted a monitor with thunderbolt hub, KVM and high refresh rate and this was the only choice.

>>107567782
this anon is a huge jackass. guaranteed a massive shithead who needs his teeth kicked in 100% I can just tell

>>107605294
>>107609607
What DAC is that? Looks cute. Also nice clean setup.

>>107609715
The interface is a PreSonus Audiobox GO, I got a good deal on a bundle with the speakers.
I'm happy with it, though I don't even have any instruments or a microphone connected plugged in, just the monitors and headphones.

>>107609745
I use my interface too just as a balanced DAC + volume control.

>>107607877
If it works, then it works. Don't let people here tell you how shit your set up is.

>>107607272
can i get inside your domain too

>>107607223
So how would I check that?

>>107607231
I think you forgot your image?

>>107607231
>>107609526
To add, so if I wanted to test multiple drives at once, I'd run the command multiple times seperately one right after another with each drive name? or could I just replace sda with each drive name seperated by a comma and a space or something?

>This will print out all of the smart info for the drive, including test results and any errors at the bottom.

And what should I be looking at in that data output?

>>107609526
>So how would I check that?
You can't. Not because it's impossible but because you don't have the tools for it. Just like how when people reset the odometer in a car. Once it's changed it's pretty hard to set it back to the original values unless you know what you are doing.
I'm not saying GoHardDrives fakes and wipes the SMART log, but they have been known to do that in the past.