Dual Xeons Editionprevious: >>107815771READ THE (temp)WIKI! & help by contributing:https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Home_server/hsg/ is about learning and expanding your horizons. Know all about NAS? Learn virtualization. Spun up some VMs? Learn about networking by standing up a OPNsense/PFsense box and configuring some VLANs. There's always more to learn and chances to grow. Think you’re god-tier already? Setup OpenStack and report back.>What software should I run?Install Gentoo. Or whatever flavor of *nix is best for the job or most comfy for you. Jellyfin/Emby/Plex to replace Netflix, Nextcloud to replace Googlel, Ampache/Navidrome to replace Spotify, the list goes on. Look at the awesome self-hosted list and ask.>Why should I have a home server?De-botnet your life. Learn something new. Serving applications to yourself, your family, and your frens feels good. Put your tech skills to good use for yourself and those close to you. Store their data with proper availability redundancy and backups and serve it back to them with a /comfy/ easy to use interface.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107900489why
What's the best cheapest and smallest PC I can get for a basic server? I'm assuming I can't go too small if I want to fit in a few HDDs in it.
>>107900894Depends how basic you want. A Pi with some usb3 externals can be used as a basic server.Most efficient and smallest I can think of is Odroid H4 Plus, with a Jonsbo N2 case.
>>107901014I got Pi 4B+ that runs Pihole already, guess I could put it to extra use. Not really sure I want to use any externals though, even if it's just a dock for an internal.>s Odroid H4 Plus, with a Jonsbo N2 case.Looks like an interesting combo at least.
Thinking of repurposing an i7-8700 by buying a case and itx mobo, maybe a new heatsink, to use as a server.
8 GB of RAM should be more than enough to have 5 tabs open and run an indie game from 10 years ago with dogshit graphics without having my computer crap itself when I try to alt-tab between them.I remember playing WoW with youtube in the background back in 2008 on 512 MB of RAM with no issues.
>>107897531Yes, it should.. but it doesn't
>>107897531are we finally slowly waking up to this shit?15 fucking years later?you consumerwhore faggots
>>107897531you are now aware that modern devs are nearly all terrible
>>107897531have you noticed whats actually doing ita 10 year old indie game isnt going to eat up all your rama regular old web browser with 5 tabs wont eitherbut what else changed...
>>107897531I'm running an old 11 year old Dell Inspiron with i3-4005u and 8gigs of ram. Downloaded and played WoW just a few hours ago. Deleted this game because I'm not that type of person anymore, but still. I have about 50 tabs open rn. I've had 200 tabs open, as long as you manage it, it won't pose any issues. I can watch/listen youtube and do office work just fine I can watch 1080p movies without any issues. A month ago I opened Photoshop and worked with a large picture, it was laggy, yes, but it got the job done. You can get a lot of shit done on even a 15 year old system, but very few techtards realize it. Especially if you have a desktop PC of that era.They deserve to be constantly poor by spending shit tons of shekels on computer hardware that is never fully utilized.One of the kids I managed to talk to in Wow during my 2 hour stay ran a rtx 4090, kek. Imagine having such an overkill PC for something that can run on any PC from 200515 years ago I had WoW and a yt tab open on an old ass celeron with 1,2 gigs of ram.
How the fuck is a 1998 game capable of generating collisions for any terrain and it just works on super old hardware?Meanwhile Godot's trimesh is so slow it cannot even run smoothly on modern hardware (and also broken since version 4), while anything other than trimesh will cause the player to literally fall through the stage?Can someone explain this?
>>107891034>also reminder that this game was pure slopYet it's one of the most sold games in human history, what did you accomplish?
>>107900443I was OBVIOUSLY talking about the code, other anons understood my esl english, you didn't, back to school my guy.
>>107896944Not true. They built proprietary engines but they squeezed as much out of them as possible. The N64 Zeldas run on a heavily modified version of Mario 64's engine for example.
ask grok
>>107899100Almost there, the country has borders with Chile.
VR was supposed to replace smartphonesWhy didn't that happen?
>>107885815Bugman encapsulated.https://youtube.com/watch?v=C0r4RTJTr4E&
In summary, VR didn't replace smartphones because it collides with the biological ceiling of human capability: our bodies and minds impose non-negotiable limits on how deeply we can integrate with tech. While innovation can polish the edges, it can't rewrite our evolutionary blueprint.
>>107877608zuck wanted anything but mobile, glasses is now it
>>107883940even that doesn't work besides sim dudes online grooming sims
>>107877608Only use case is "watching movies" (VR Pornos).Any self respecting bloke gets real pussy, so it's kinda useless for them.
Why all the hate?
>>107895482https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/webp-security-exploit-apps-websites-chrome-1password/oopsie woopsies we did a wittle fucky wucky uwu!
because nothing supports itevery system ever expects jpeg or png when you try to upload an image>b-but the websites *I* use don't to thatyeah, and every other website doestry uploading an image to a government website in webp and see what happens
>>107901228
>>107892763how much cheese pizzas are you giving to trannies to spam your retarded propaganda, daiz?
>>107888656Forced chroma subsampling.
i'm currently using a 21:9 2560x1080 75hz monitor, i'm thinking of buying a 1440 145hz monitor, is it worth making the switch or is ultrawide that superior?
Large monitors were a mistake. Goy cattle bloat for humuliation and fingerprinting
>>107894653>>107901666But, honestly, you just know what you need is vidrel
>>107894653For games 21:9 is awesome, for desktop stuff I prefer 4:3 or 16:9.
>>107894653Laptop screen + 27" 4k (or 5k if you can afford it) and window tiling is the meta. Its effectively an ultrawide in terms of viewing space. Used to use 2x 24" 2k monitors and this setup mogs it.
>>107894653Nah lol. Shits a gimmick for losers who don't like the gap from the bezel two monitors have, while providing hardly any benefit over just having two monitors.
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>>107902790I think they have a generic install that may work. I don't think those Intel tablets were ever known for their food power management though so good luck with that. Poor power management was why Intel completely lost out in mobile to ARM.
>>107902767>I'm still shook from losing a bunch of assignments when I did a -Syu, what do?Btrfs snapshots can help deal with things like that these days. Or just make sure to backup your /home and keep it on a separate partition/btrfs subvol
>>107902790https://images.postmarketos.org/bpo/v25.12/generic-x86_64/>>107902777Its like you boot into a livecd but it also will set up a persistent /etc , /home , and /var . And if you want to install any packages outside of whats pre-installed you would need to either use a secondary package manager like flatpak or endure the slow-ass rpm-ostree shit where installing any package takes like an hour + a reboot
>>107902785Windows also breaks a lot as well from doing anything including updates and people just put up with it and dont complain but suddenly when the same thing happens on linux its a big deal
Every time I try to run a program with Bottles, it asks me to select the Bottle. Can I just make it default to a particular Bottle every time?
Is small electronic repair a dead end field?
>>107894404only works if you live in second world countries.
>>107894404only in that, with help, Ai repairing electronics is so easy many people are just doing it themselves. Or atleast thats our theory on why consumers are suddenly buying capacitors and resistors en mass.
>>107902977hang yourself dead, retard.
>>107902987ok trog
>>107894526>good goy keep consooming
Everything is already from china, but here we discuss the cheap chinese shit you see on various sites.1st rule of /csg/: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.Useful links>TWS IEM reviews: www.scarbir.com/>Guide: csg-guide.neocities.org/>Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Chink_Shit_General>What headphones/earbuds should I buy?>>>/g/iemg>I want a cheap smartphone what should I buy?>>>/g/spg/>I want to buy some sort of emulation device>>>/vr/hhg/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107901607buy a roll of weather stripping foam and apply it to the parts that are making contact with the vibrating parts.getting this kind of shit 3d printed is stupid.
>started buying things from aliexpress again>pretty much everything is still cheap>the import fees are still minimalHow are chinks getting around zion don's ending of de minimis? Are they just misclassifying everything because they know retarded customs agents can't physically inspect millions of small packages a day?
>shit is somehow more expensive and seemingly worse on the chinkshit services than just buying brand name. But how...
>>107902860Recognizable chink brands are cheaper on Amazon and such, but knockoff products are still much cheaper on the chink stores. I'm guessing it's because the bigger brands are more insistant on selling to Americans "the right way", so they go through the more acceptable channels that minimize tariffs. The chink storefronts don't care how much they have to lie in order to get an American sale
>>107902976Nah, not in this case. A digitized embroider on any of the chink shit sites range from high 600's to well over a grand. Meanwhile there are a bunch of brands you can't get on there (think Brother) which are demonstrably cheaper, and you can get them even cheaper if you buy Used. I'd love to find a machine that wasn't any obvious scam for significantly less than this price point but it doesn't exist.
Recommend me a Instagram extractor/scraper that works similar to wget without login on Linux CLI
>>107895375>ig requires login for highest resReally? you can get 1200x1600 images from the website with no login. And I never see anyone posting 4k images from insta or anything.
>>107900982>things nobody saidPlease explain what you think the point of my post was
>>107894630cobalt.tools
>>107894630>similar to wget without login on Linux CLIis OP a tourist? or, are people in this board really this retarded?
>>107900986i've seen reels come down in 4k for some reason lmao - things are like 100mb for no good reason.that said >>107900961 anon's experience will happen if you try to scrape ig at anything other than snail's pace and adding randomness to your scraping intervals. they're very aggressive with their anti-scrape stuff.tiktok's surprisingly much easier.
>>107601582"The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those that speak it."--George Orwell>CyberpunkThe FAQ: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/What is /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZHow do I into /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQdsHuge list of cyberpunk media: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk/The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBgCyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7zBibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek>PrivacyTools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107901713honestly, if that could replace a part of the retarded population and allow us, hackers, tinkerers to get where we want faster, that's a relief. all aboard the dystopia train
>>107900376nta>making around 3-400k a yearyou must be very productive to make that much money doing bug hunting... unless you also sell 0days or something, I'd guess.do you automate most of your job?
>>107901996Jokes on you, elites have no use for hackers so you will go first.
>>107902534think hacker at the wider sense
>>107902838So...glowie?
DDR3 prices are soaring despite being e-waste a year ago. And Windows 11 doesn't work with DDR3 motherboards.The BC-250 is the ultimate budget gaming PC right now. And it has no Windows drivers.The budget build era is back, this time spearheaded by GNU/Linux!
>>107902888They think you emulate the SSE 4.2 instruction set on older cpus which is not the case. The system simply does not boot.
>>107902913>SSE 4.2 instruction setanon that instruction set are from the ddr3 late genhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSE4#SSE4.2
>>107901921there is very little difference between 10 and 11, it will take a decade before most ñew applications no longer work on 10.on previous transitions direct X support was a major block, but not this time.
>>107902943Nehalem came out in 2008 my dear
>>107902828>For one thing, it's not a restriction you SHOULD have to work around. For another, using Windows 11 on older CPU's involves a whole lot of virtualisation, which is slow.23h2 only requires an sse3 cpu, 24h2 only requires an sse4.2 cpu, tpm is optional, as is secureboot., if you have anything newer than core2/phenom II, it will run fine.
i dont post usually, i rarely even browse /g/, but i did today and found out that you have some /ptg/ thread here in which you shill private trackers.im not an oldfag or any retard of that type, so i despise those private tracker elitarists. also imagine using torrents in 2026?- i breached a single private torrent tracker so far, didnt get the whole db or root access, only admin api keys (UNIT3D tracker security is kinda good, i cant do much with an admin account).this allows me to leech all torrents freely, or upload malicious ones from any account i want. though i haven't done anything with this dump for quite some time already.dont tell me those things are useless, please. i want to justify my wasted time on trying to hack into that tracker.- i had an idea to reseed contents of that tracker to some public ones, but that would just be a waste of bandwidth and money.one of PTs goals is to provide more bandwidth, and they do that by reseeding public torrents; PTs are built to deter leechers and freeloaders, and no one wants those people.- [1] another thing you can find on trackers is some very niche content. this is something we would want to distribute, but how?yeah, fmhy exists, iptv piracy industry is big too, no one has to use torrents anymore for watching their love island joyslop. but there is probably some stuff which can't be accessed that easily. how do you even identify these? maybe build something like BTdig which would have access to thousands of PTs, from which people could request content to be downloaded, and then reseeded.(1/2)
One of the most egregious underage LARPs I've seen in a while
>>107893030I've invited multiple anons to JPS, and going to invite another anon to AB once I have sufficient evidence to convince staff they're not a random anon. Try harder. Present something you can contribute.
>>107902685I'm not a weeb so I don't give a fuck about that, keep your tiny circlejerk to yourself.
Saaar am gon liek yur sikret Torrentz, did I made u mad now sar? Pay attention to me saar I'm gon do it
I haven't thought about private trackers in like 10 years. I don't even use public trackers anymore. Querying the DHT has been enough. I think there's a time when you're like 10-15 years old where private trackers might make sense but it has nothing to do with the torrents.
I'm trying to find a video AI that'll convert some clips I took into something more "realistic" & movie-worthy. Specifically: I'd like to convert the toy gun in the clip posted here into a real shotgun, but can't find a single framework that isn't censored.I know I could probably just hit "generate video" and get similar results, but I wanna control the camera angles. That's why I'm basing this off of footage I took myself. Any recommendations?
Let me guess, you need more?
>>107900234For learning embedded work and simple instrumentation: KIM-1
>>107882179you only need the panasonic tape player
>>107900196Acorn specifically states in their documentation to not access the hardware directly and to use their rom routines - and people paid hundreds of dollars for this shit when it was released. unsurprisingly Acorn didn't sell very many of these "tubes".
>>107882179>Let me guess, you need more?Let me guess, you 2poah 4moah?
>>107901299>Acorn specifically states in their documentation to not access the hardware directly and to use their rom routinesI know. And people did access the hardware directly whgen they felt like it. There was no way to prevent that.>- and people paid hundreds of dollars for this shit when it was released.Yes, it was expensive for the time. it was also performant.>unsurprisingly Acorn didn't sell very many of these "tubes".It was too expensive for most people. It was used in the professional market but that was a niche market anyway. The 6502 second processor was perhaps the most generally useful wedge:>The 6502 Second Processor used a 6502C processor clocked at 3 MHz,[2] a full 50% faster than the 6502 inside a BBC Model B, and also had 64 KB of RAM, of which typically 30–44 KB was free for application data (compared to as little as 8.5 KB on an unexpanded Model B in graphics mode, or only 5.75 KB with the disc interface).A 50 percent improvement is not much, they should have gone with the 4 MHz version. In a different timeline, they would have upgraded to BBC Model C with both built in and at 4 MHz. Sadly, they chose to puch the Acorn Archimedes instead, which was very fast and even more expensive.
