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>>106439810

>>106439810
now that yt-dlp is dead, what do you use for downloading videos?

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Whys it so slow here? Is everyone sleeping or what?
t. GMT+2

>>106440553
>now that yt-dlp is dead
Literally used it two hours ago.

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Just got some RAM, what am I in for? 16GB was crashing programs once in awhile so now I have 32GB

>>106440739
4chan has been dying for some time now since the mods censor you for 3+ days because they are browns and troons that ban you the moment you even insinuate anything they personally dont like, that, aside with not actually moderating actual low quality avatarfag spammers, ragebait flamewars etc paired with the humiliation ritual of the captcha, people just went to places that are less troon and brown filled and less censored, which at this point are plenty, even among mainstream social media lmao.

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>>106439810
new to macOS. is it possible to install cracked adobe software like on windows? since i started using a mac, I wasn't able to install some dmgs when deemed unreciognized by the system, I'm afaraid the same will apply for cr*cked software?

>>106441458
I've never used one, but I presume you can bypass if you install with terminal as administrator. There may be an option in system security settings to allow from unknown/untrusted.

How do you install windows on and emergency USB drive? Just start the installation and choose it as the drive? Would this actually boot up if your main system every goes down for whatever reason?

>>106441585
Just put the .iso file onto a ventoy disk and if you system crashes then boot to the installer and use the system repair options. If you need another operating system for file recovery ect, always handy to have a linux partition setup.

How to download all files in this directory and in all sub-folders inside of it?

https://quiterss.org/files/updates_new/

>>106441840
ask ai to add more commands if needed to
wget --continue --mirror --execute robots=off --convert-links --wait 1 --random-wait URL

any book recommendations for designing data systems at scale?
also any good /g/-related book libraries on cloud storage like there used to be in the old days?

How can I change the value of the argument to a called function within that function. In C.

>>106442015
Turn off segfault/memory protection and guess at the address of the arg

>>106439810
How do I collect money from users (global), if I don't want to use Visa/PP/Stripe and want to keep my CC info safe? Do I really have to go through the trouble of making an LLC/similar and associating a bank account with it?
>bitcoin
No, thanks. It's simply not accessible nor do I want to pay an enormous fee for no KYC.
>Gift cards
Radiate JEET energy and is unprofessional.

>>106442119
>please help me avoid paying taxes
this what you sound like rn

If you can call functions like
foo(x, y);
in c. And you can compile entire files into objects, how does the compiler know the type of x and y if foo is defined in another file that it might not have even compiled?

Why are globals bad but files/databases good? isn't that just a global that multiple programs can write to?

>>106442175
i think files/dbs are different because each instruction has to follow some form of concurrency and transaction recording to prevent data corruption, while globals don't.

>>106442216
But doesn't each process have it's own memory space

>>106442156
in C you can't call a function that's not declared first
declaring a function involves revealing its return type

>>106442370
.. and the types of its arguments

>>106442175
>Why are globals bad
they are not

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In a flexbox justify-content: center will make it look like the left, but I want the last line to start at the start, like on the right drawing, as if there were margins. How do I get that?

>>106442431
Or basically what I'm trying to do is center a regular flex-start flexbox by making it use the space on the right that it didn't use.

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>>106440553
>now that yt-dlp is dead
What are you on about?

>>106441390
So spake the brown troon-lover who won't fuck off. Gross and cringe.

This place got totaled entirely by the userbase. Excessive shitposting killed this place, floods of stupid kids, schizos and other wackos and troublemakers. Mods and captcha are irrelevant. The kids, especially on the vidya and animu boards, expose themselves frequently when they accidentally give away how they lack any experience being grown adults (and how can they not? The inexperienced have no way of hiding their naivety.) along with other behaviors that only teenagers exhibit. Some of us offer reasonable alternatives and courses of action to some of the complaints and worries folks here express towars our changing world, but we get ignored in favor of, get this, shitposting. Unrelenting, unbridled shitposting. Well, there's still the occasional, older, more interesting anons to chat with, and unfortunate autists in need of help. Skin color means nothing here unless you are a schizo. Schizoids see connections and spirits that neither the rest of us nor Mother Nature or the Almighty Himself can see, corroborate, or measure.

>>106442154
And?
>>106442156
>how does the compiler know the type of x and y if foo is defined in another file
Because you #include-d or wrote the function declaration yourself.
>that it might not have even compiled?
Doesn't matter. The compiler only needs a valid declaration and it's good to go.
The linker, on the other hand, could error out saying "undefined reference to <func_name>".
You can go around this and compile successfully, if you use a name of a function found in the stdlib e.g. printf. You'll get a signature mismatch warning and either nothing or a seg fault at runtime. That's because the stdlib is linked by default.
Try this:

void printf(int i);
 
int main(void) {
    printf(1);
}

Why isn't this filter working on these two posts?

boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(\bcoito|\bmeds)/i)

>>>/int/214362123
>>>/int/214362253

>>106442658
holy cope and seethe from a brownoid troon kek, you will never fit in, ywn baw

>>106442658
>Mods and captcha are irrelevant, shitposting by schizos ruined 4chan
Not a serious person, and/or indeed a brown NPC newfag. Quite brutal to be unironically that retarded. Damn

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>>106439810
How to get gallery-dl to download the files off 4chan, warosu, and arch.b4k without using their filename?

Take this example thread for instance, the first image is called "the creatures.png":
https://warosu.org/jp/thread/49868377
Clicking on it takes you the images archive, and the filename there is something else "1755368410880804.png":
https://i.warosu.org/data/jp/img/0498/68/1755368410880804.png

By default gallery-dl gets the former, so what are the options to get the latter? The documentation on git becomes more confusing the more I read.
https://gdl-org.github.io/docs/configuration.html
Additionally, how to add a short delay between downloading images?

>>106442684
none of those work

boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(\bcoito|\bkino)/i)
boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(\r\n\bcoito|\bkino)/i)
boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(\n\bcoito|\bkino)/i)
boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(\b\r\ncoito|\bkino)/i)
boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(\b\ncoito|\bkino)/i)
boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(\R\bcoito|\bkino)/i)
boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(\b\Rcoito|\bkino)/i)
boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(\r?\n\bcoito|\bkino)/i)
boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(\b\r?\ncoito|\bkino)/i)
boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(\r\bcoito|\bkino)/i)
boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(\b\rcoito|\bkino)/i)

>>>/int/214362123
>>>/int/214364250

but this one work

boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(coito|kino)/i)

the problem is the \b, but the \b is needed. so, what to do?

>>106442702
>>106442732
cope, seethe, and dilate, you dirty, inbred, melanistic troonhumpers

>>106442767
I think the \n is being removed and so /4coito/i will match >>>/int/214362123
Maybe try (^|[^a-zA-Z])coito

>>106442431
Use tables and achieve precision.

>>106442947
none work. It's a uBlock Origin regex bug. I also tried those

boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(^|\W)(coito|kino)(\W|$)/i)
boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(^|\s|\n)(coito|kino)(\.|\s|$)/i)
boards.4chan.org##.replyContainer.postContainer:has-text(/(\n|\s|^)(coito|kino)(\.|$|\s|\n)/i)

>>106443037
Why don't you suck my fucking dick.

>>106442154
>paying taxes is le good

>>106443289
better than getting raped by the IRS no?

>>106442175
Globals are usually bad because there's nothing preventing you from using them like a normal variable, so it's very error-prone. Files or databases have to be accessed as external resources with lots of friction, which forces the program to be a lot more careful, you always have to check if the access succeeded, if the read succeeded, if the write succeeded, etc.
With files you also often assume that only one program will be using it at a time, and often programs can break if you launch several instances that all try to write to the same file. Or for example, if you open a text file in notepad twice, add different edits, save one and then save the other, it will overwrite the first edit, and that's considered normal, whereas if you did this with a global variable it'd be very likely be a pretty huge bug.
Meanwhile databases have built-in concurrency controls so for example you can do transactions which means you can effectively assume nobody else modifies the DB at the same time as you (at least not in any way that would conflict with what you're doing).

tl;dr: accessing the same state from multiple places requires being careful, and files/databases have ways to force you to be careful, whereas globals SHOULD have the same amount of care but they exist as "just variables" and so you can put in exactly zero care. Which is extremely likely to lead to bugs.

>>106443424
>how do I avoid getting raped by the IRS?
>"lololol anon you want to get raped by the IRS haha"
what is that logic

Why are phones so confusing compared to regular computers when it comes to the OS?
You can instill the same linux distro everywhere but when it comes to phones there are a billion random images made by random people and i don't feel safe running most of these because of it. Why is it this way? is it really that hard to make your own image or is it a project that will take a while for somebody that never flashed a phone?

>>106442119
Suffer. Money transfer is tightly controlled by highly regulated institutions, which usually really don't like people being able to do it anywhere close to anonymously. You've got shit like venmo, cashapp, transferwise. None of these are all that much better than PP or Stripe, and in fact they probably look shadier.
If you make an LLC you can shield your own personal details, but note that your customers will still have to give up their details when paying you.

Crypto is unironically the best way to transfer money without central oversight, but as you noted it usually requires KYC at the point of on-ramp and off-ramp. If you're willing to pay taxes on your end, you can still set it up as an option for those users that want to bother - personally I find it much much easier to send someone a crypto transfer rather than having to doxx myself by having Paypal provide them with my full legal name when they receive my money, for example. But yes people who don't already know how to use crypto probably won't bother (so if you know most of your customers don't, then it might not be worth the effort from your side either).

You could consider a third-party intermediary service, like gumroad, or fucking about with subscribestar/patreon, etc. Then both you and your customers doxx themselves to the service, but they pay the service and then the service pays you out, so you're never doxxed to each other.

>>106443536
Because phones are meant for use by turbo normies who have no idea how to use a computer, and they're meant to extract maximum personal data from those turbonormies. As a result manufacturers have no incentive to make anything well, and every incentive to try to make it locked down and walled in. The fact that ARM doesn't have anything like the BIOS/UEFI standard that x86 has, means that there's no universal expectation to be able to access the bootloader and install your own OS, either.

The practical effect of all this is that device drivers are usually proprietary, locked down, and only available from the manufacturer. And this means that you can't just install a generic OS but rather you need to integrate your OS with the manufacturer's closed source device drivers first, so it will actually work on the phone, and it's different for every single phone out there on the market.
You can certainly learn how to do it yourself, it might take a little while but I don't think there's anything arcane about it. But it's not something you can just do in a day with no prior knowledge.

>>106443630
>you need to integrate your OS with the manufacturer's closed source device drivers first
I can't even imagine what that would look like. I think i will leave it be then.

Ok so assuming i bite the bullet and get something like a old fairphone and put LineageOS on it, how well are applications insulated from each other still? I know that in recent times permissions and filesystem access were locked down a lot but how much would for example whatsapp compromise a otherwise clean system? This is assuming non-essential network access is already blocked.

>>106443684
Honestly if you're buying a new phone for this then my recommendation is to buy a pixel, the a-series (cheap one) from a year or two ago, and install graphene. I spent years trying to get custom roms to work fine, gave up and used a dumbphone for a couple of years, gave up and installed graphene and it just works.

Otherwise to answer your question directly, it should be pretty well insulated, apps generally can't access each others' data. You really should make sure it supports a modern version of the OS though because you want up to date security fixes, android has had its share of vulnerabilities in the past. The main issue with having whatsapp running is the data it can collect from the phone itself, especially if it forces you to grant permissions for shit like location and then it can just track you everywhere you go, shit like that. If you can deny almost all permissions from an app then it's much better.
The other issue is with google play services - on normal android they always run in the background, if you run a degoogled OS then some shit doesn't work well such as push notifications (e.g. whatsapp will only notify you when it polls, which usually requires it to be open and uses more battery; you won't get notified for new messages that come in in the background). You can use something like microG though which restores most of the functionality to some degree, but for example push notifications rely on google's servers so while microG ensures you aren't sending google any other random data that the official play services may be harvesting, you'd still be connecting to google's servers for receiving the notifications. That's a fundamental issue with android app ecosystem though.

>>106443738
>buy a pixel
why that in particular? I know it has a dedicated rom but some of its shadyness runs on the hardware level too. The location module not just using GPS for example. Yes there is ARM trustzone but pixles have a lot on top of that from what i know.

>That's a fundamental issue with android app ecosystem though.
I just need that messenger running in *some* capacity. If SMS were the dominant texting method i would just get some dumbphone too but you might as well not have a phone at all if you don't have whatsapp in my country.

But disregarding that, is there something wrong with the fairphone? I just need something that is mostly not shady and can run privacy preserving roms with whatsapp and lasts over a day in idle. I have a spare phone i keep stock for stuff like banking and apps like that but my mobile one being stock makes me feel uneasy.

>>106443835
>why that in particular?
Cause like I said graphene just works. I've isolated whatsapp and shit to a dedicated user and so I can have them completely inactive when I switch to my FOSS-app-only user.
The hardware shadyness is a risk but I dunno I don't think you can trust any phone hardware nowadays.

>is there something wrong with the fairphone?
Does it support up to date LineageOS? If so then sure, go for it. Ideally it would also have up to date drivers.
Install microG and it should mostly work fine. The main issue is if Lineage support ever drops, or updates start lagging behind significantly, etc. If the phone is well-supported and well-maintained then there should be no problem.

>>106443604
Thanks for the reply anon. Looks like I don't hate the jews enough.

>>106442431
I assume you don't want or can't add a containing element to do that?
Uhhhhhh, If you display it as a grid (you would have to set the column number or use auto-fit/auto-fill with a percentage)
Bit complicated

>>106443884
>The hardware shadyness is a risk but I dunno I don't think you can trust any phone hardware nowadays.
You can't, but you can try to avoid as much spying as possible still. After all its also the reason you are using custom roms in the first place and like all OS's those also have weird parts.

>If the phone is well-supported and well-maintained then there should be no problem.
The fairphone is listed on lineages site as supported so i think its fine. The company even supports custom roms on their devices which includes lineageOS. They even ship /e/ as an option it seems.

>>106443630
ARM has EFI options dumbass. Phones use proprietary boot loaders because they don't want the user installing a different OS on subsidized hardware.

>>106442684
It's working for me?

PLEASE tell me there's a way to completely disable youtube's auto dubbing

>>106444151
There's a browser extension

How would you set up something like Tailscale's integration with Mullvad without having to use those specific services?
I.e. your device can connect remotely to your home network resources while having its internet traffic routed elsewhere through another VPN provider. Is this possible on Android/iOS with their platform limitations for VPNs?
https://tailscale.com/mullvad

I need a good source for downloading e-books/PDFs of books. I feel like I've downloaded books from libgen before, but I might have it confused with another site because I can't download shit on there right now.

when my fans hit certain frequencies it makes my side panel rattle and its driving me fucking insane because of how loud it is. ive got all kinds of stuff propped up against the side to hold it down and stop the noise but i have to keep readjusting it. is there anything else i can do

any recommendations or things to look out for when getting a new desk? almost everyone has height adjustment but I don't care for that. maybe a simple handcrack where you set it once would be nice but I don't need more.
I'd like the other gimmicks like integrated plugs for charging or a raised plateau for a screen specifically (I know I can but this seperate)
also does it matter if you turn off your pc or put it to sleep and then wake the next day? some desks I've been looking at have a 'pc spot' at the back of the desk where I couldn't reach it to turn it on, so wondering if turn off and on or sleep mode matters

>>106444736
you can set your fan curves with software or bios to keep it below that limit

>>106444736
Rubber mounts, rubber inserts, lower/higher fan speed.

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>>106444758
is there a way to "blacklist" certain ranges? picrel as an example, im just not familiar with that sort of tool / program / etc

>>106444808
Most fan curves can probably be set to limits outside that range at a 1*C difference. Make it steep enough and it will be extremely unlikely to hit that specific frequency, and especially unlikely to stay there for any amount of time.
E.g. if 2000rpm is vibrating, set 50*C to 1600rpm and 51*C to 2400rpm
The only downside is that I'm not sure how much this will affect the fan service life if it spins up and down so much frequently. But fans normally last a decade and are very cheap so if it were me I'd just do this anyway and if fans start failing then maybe rethink it later

>>106444808
>>106444828
just set the minimum above or never go above the rattle
alternatively fix or get new fans or mount them with the rubber noctua style mounting screws

>>106444828
>>106444836
perfect, ill toy with it in a bit and see where best to keep my levels. thanks anons

>>106444736
Why not a cloth/flannel/jumper/etc instead?

I forgot to flip on my VPN when torrenting some porn at home, does comcast still send letters for this shit?

>>106445192
Comcast is still required to send copyright strikes if the rights holder sees your IP in the swarm and sends them a notice. Use split tunneling or network namespaces so your client can't connect without VPN.

>>106445220
Just gotta sweat it out and hope I don't face familial ruin for torrenting fetish porn for 30 minutes.

>>106439810
can someone tell me an Youtube app (with the same usecase Vanced had for phones) for smart Tvs? And also tell me how the process of installing it on the TV is called so I can research for it, please

>>106445618
Smarttube? It requires an android based tv though

Considering recent sociopolitical issues, should 4chan reconsider Global Rule 14, specifically the bit about posting from proxies or VPNs?

>>106446571
But how do I install an sideloaded app in a locked down smart TV? I have seen a friend do it with an laptop, but we dont talk anymore so Idk how to search for it

>>106446580
Maybe, but they're probably getting more money from passes

>>106446646
The github page has instructions. Basically by downloading a downloader app (which you can use to download Kodi as well) from google play or amazon appstore

>>106446687
You could install the apk file manually of course

>>106446687
Ah ok, thanks anon

>>106445618
just install newpipe

I can't get either Better Cleartype Tuner or Mactype to change text rendering in Windows 11

Is there any sort of OS level setting or other software that might be interfering with them? Or having both installed possibly interfering with each other?

My new Lenovo Thinkpad supports both having a physical SIM inside it and an eSIM apparently (never used one).

What are the advantages of using a physical one over an eSIM? I have an old SIM from the good old days where you could buy one without giving the seller any information about your identity, but apparently nowadays in the EU there are cancer laws that require an ID and/or a scan of your face. Like what the fuck?

>>106447000
>What are the advantages of using a physical one over an eSIM?
You don't need permission from your ISP to swap it into another device.

>>106447135
The fuck? What's the point of having them then? I thought it would work at least like you can have it active at any device at any time, but only one instance, like old Steam.

>>106447187
The advantage of eSIM is that you can more easily store a few on one device. We never really had dual-SIM slot phones in the US, so most people don't care either way. But if you travel to places without ISPs that support eSIM or swap out your phone a lot it's more of an issue.

How do I get rid of the "No Input Signal" box bouncing around on my monitor (HP E241i)? I have two of them, both are connected to my desktop PC via DisplayPort cables, and to my two laptops via HDMI<->DVI cables. One of them just goes dark/power saving mode when there's no input from the currently selected input, the other does the bouncing thing. I mirrored every setting between them in the OSD and still it bounces crazy style on only one of them.

>>106444381
annas archive?

I tried to do NVIDIA "DSR" but it doesn't really work properly.

>have 1080p display
>want to render game at 3840x2160, be able to take screenshots at 3840x2160, but map it to 1920x1080 for 240Hz refresh.

The problem is when I set the resolution to 3840x2160 for DSR, I can only choose 60Hz. My game runs at 400 FPS+ in 4K, I have enough power but can't downsample and get high refresh rates. I can record footage in 4K 240 FPS (allowing 8x slow motion 30FPS playback) so the frames are real and present but it just doesn't feed them to my monitor. I have to actually drop the resolution to increase the refresh rate. I don't get it. I thought as long as I could render the frames, I could use it, and the GPU would be sending the monitor downsampled data but it seems like I am getting limited by port bandwidth or cable bullshit.

Some games come with a render scale slider that goes up to 200% which is great and lets me render games downsampled for better quality but this is still on a native res "canvas" and works in windowed mode, etc. DSR is different and apparently a nothingburger since it seems to be little or no different from just creating a fucking custom resolution of a higher size. Is that really all it is? Is there a fix for this or am I just fucked? Is this just another NVIDIA scam?

>render 240 frames at 3840x2160
>resize frames to 1920x1080 and send them to the 1920x1080 display at 240Hz
ERROR NO CAN DO GO FUCK YOURSELF SAAR
Why doesn't this just happen and work as expected? What in the fuck is DSR doing wrong?

Can someone exsplain to me why people use, tablets, Giant huge phones (include the big folding ones), tv screens, and other things.

When all you need is a small smartphone, and 300$ pair of this? (or can spend like 600$ for some "pro" pair)
>201 inch screen where ever you want
>every thing you see is private
>gives extra headphones on your face, that you don't notice
>protect from sun, or people trying to id your eyes.

Using apps or ai or something
>translation for voice and reading text or signs?
>does math for you wherever, for payment or junk
>gives you directions in your eye sight, but you can also still see other things.
>gives prices and other deals on stuff you see in stores, without having to spend 5 minutes checking google.

How many years, until people stop using other tech, and switch to smart glasses?

Who in g lives in the "future" ?

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>>106447757
forgot pic

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someone explain to me like I'm retarded how webp works. I wanted to download this image to post in /ck/. the address bar says it's a .jpg, but my browser says it's actually .webp. when I save it the file extension is .jpg, but I can't upload it because it says it's not an allowed file type. how can the file type be different from what the extension says it is?

>>106447757
New tech takes a while to permeate the consumer base. Smart glasses are still very much in the stage of being relatively new, pretty obscure, only manufactured by a few companies and still having plenty of tradeoffs.
And one big tradeoff is having a bulky pair of glasses on your face. Having a tablet is socially normal, having chunky AR glasses is seen as weird and people haven't gotten used to them so they'll say it's bulky and uncomfortable. (Yes tablets can be heavy and "bulky" to hold as well but again, people are used to them and people are even more used to holding devices of all kinds in their hands, glasses are just not something anyone is used to having be bulky.)
Another big tradeoff is the control scheme, on a tablet the touch screen is the most normie-friendly instant feedback control mechanism possible that even 2 year old babies learn to use, whereas with glasses you need to either still pull out your phone or have some kind of remote controller thingy. Eye tracking controls might help but again this is currently still very much on the level of experimental gadget AND it's still less intuitive than a touchscreen. Gesture controls might be a decent replacement but a) again this would take a long adjustment period for society to deem it normal, and b) gesturing at some virtual screen floating in the air is a lot more clunky than just tapping at a small (in comparison) screen held in your hands.

>>106447795
Because what you're seeing in the address bar is not the extension, it's the URL. The URL is the address on the website you're visiting, the web server takes this address and can serve you up literally whatever in response. Normally if you access a file by filename the server will just send you that file but there's no particular reason that it has to, it's just how it usually works.
In this particular case clearly the website is configured such that addresses that look like jpg images actually send you a webp image.

That's not "how webp works" btw, that's just how the internet and websites work. How webp works is similar to how any other image format works just with different compression algorithms etc. And way shittier.

>>106447757
Giant huge headphones have balls. Smart glasses headphones have no balls.

>>106439810
Any oldfags here remember the days of scouring the internet for login details of porn sites? Dodging viruses just to try a bunch of logins until occasionally one worked and you got the good shit for a little bit?
Why doesn't the same thing exist now for AI video generation sites?

Any recommended plugins on viewing EXIF data on hover on Firefox?

>>106447818
but when I try to save the file it wants to save it as a .jpg with the file name from the address bar. how does it trick your browser like that? if you had a virus called picture.jpg but it was actually .exe it would show up as picture.jpg.exe when you save it wouldn't it?

>>106448310
do you get unlimited gen? porn site sharing was cuz you didn't need it all the time and sites probably didn't have login limits and sessions at the time.

>>106448420
I think a lot of the paid subscriptions have unlimited gen, but back in the day sites like that were hacked all the time, so why aren't we getting hacked accounts?
Bear in mind that a fuckton of these nsfw ai porn genning sites have popped up, mostly run by indians who don't know what the fuck they're doing, seems crazy to me there aren't a flood of sites/logins with a bunch of credits to use or something.

>>106439810
Is there a good offline Calendar I can download for Windows 10? I accidentally uninstalled the pre-installed one when I was running ShutUp10 and all that and I'd like to have something I can ideally embed in the taskbar (I use RetroBar in case that makes a difference.)

I'm not looking to be able to set appointments or reminders or anything like that. I literally just want to be able to quickly pull up a list of dates so if I find out "X thing is happening on May 23rd" I can just pull it open and scroll to that day to see what day of the week it is.

Anyone have any suggestions?

>>106448354
There are no "files" on HTTP, only resources and URLs.
You're trying to project your concept of files/folders to the web, but that's a problem with your understanding, not with the web.
You told your browser to save a resource locally and it did its best to give it a file name. It could have used "123" instead of "some.jpg", doesn't matter, the same data would be in that file.
Also, file extensions have nothing to do with the type of data in those files, an EXE is still executable code even if you name it bob.jpg.

When it comes to Docker, how do I know when something should be a service vs a container?

>>106449391
Docker is the service, and you're the container.
No wait, sorry, I was thinking of Grindr.

>netsh wlan connect name="[WIFI_NETWORK_NAME]"
Why do these commands sometimes fail? I have them as shortcuts to netsh.exe on my desktop so I can switch between my multiple wifi networks with a keyboard shortcut (assigned to the shortcut...shortcut). If it fails and I run it two more times, it works. But it's annoying to have to check if it worked or not and keep spamming the shortcut.

>>106448560
Thunderbird has a calendar. Not sure if it works exactly the way you want it to. But I'm not sure why it wouldn't be easier to do this with your phone.

Are there any trackpads with a 2.4 ghz dongle that don't suck?

Trying to compile and run d2x-redux https://github.com/dxx-redux/dxx-redux so I can run it as a server. It seems to build successfully, but...where's the executable? It's not in build or the main folder or anything. It's not even showing up on autocomplete.

Why do people accept nonfree software? If google decided to spam android users with CP instead of ads wouldn't you still not have a problem with it?

>>106439810
Any anons here with a chromecast? I've never had desync issues before but with https://youtu.be/M2OTe6FLoO0 specifically the video is skipping ahead five seconds while leaving the audio behind. The video time doesn't change but I can see the on-screen timer jump from 3:47:37 to 3:47:42. Playing it on anything else doesn't have this issue so I know there's nothing wrong with the video itself. Was wondering if anyone else could replicate this / it's a known issue or if there's just something wrong with mine.

Ok so I just kinda have I dumb question I've always been wondering. The thing with remote or home servers. Is like how do you turn it on from far away or what happens if it randomly turns off due to power outage or some disaster or whatever?

>>106450433
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN

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I need free/open source keylogger.
I am surprised how difficult it is to find one...

>>106449711
Thanks, Anon. I guess I could but I usually have my phone set off to the side somewhere, whereas I have my computer hooked up to a large TV at the foot of my bed and it usually comes up when I'm laying in bed with my fiance and she's all like: "Oh, such and such is happening on X date, do you wanna go?" and then I have to check to see what day of the week it is and when it falls on my pay period. When I'm on my work laptop the Windows 10 Calendar works just fine so I just figure it out seamlessly, but after work I usually reflectively try to check the calendar, remember I don't have it, then have to grapple for my phone. It's quite a first world problem, but I can't help but kick myself for not just keeping the dang thing installed in the first place because it would circumvent this problem entirely.

>>106450526
Ah I see so it is possible. Ok now my next question is how feasible/easy is it to set this up for a normie on an old or a series of old laptops?

>>106441458
>is it possible to install cracked adobe software like on windows?
Yeah, depends where you get the cracked program, usually it comes with a guide and all the utilities needed to install it and block it's access to internet, etc.
>I wasn't able to install some dmgs when deemed unreciognized by the system
What >>106441569 said.

>>106449391
Docker has no concept of service, so the decision process seems pretty straightforward.

>>106450089
I doubt it.
The Apple one is the only decent trackpad I've ever seen, but no dongle.

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>>106450667
1. WoL doesn't work over the internet, so you better check that your router has this functionality (pic related)
2. Laptops rarely have WoL exposed in the BIOS, you'll need to check each of them and enable it where available.

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what else should I do in uBO?

>>106450637
look for floss keyloggers/keystroke loggers

>>106450155
it's a matter of quality. try to compare lmms with ableton live, audacity with adobe audition, ...

>>106450120
try to find them using the 'locate' command. update the database before using the command, doe: sudo updatedb

>>106449543
AutoHotkey? Python script?

>>106448311
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/exify/
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/xifr/
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/exif-viewer/