>Read the sticky: >>105076684>GNU/Linux questions >>>/g/fglt>Windows questions >>>/g/fwt>PC building? >>>/g/pcbg>Programming questions >>>/g/dpt>Obsolete laptops >>>/g/tpg>Cheap electronics >>>/g/csg>Server questions >>>/g/hsg>Buying headphones >>>/g/hpg>How to find/activate any version of Windows?https://rentry.org/installwindowsPrevious: >>106439810
why cant noise cancelling headphones block out the most annoying sound of all : the human voice?or is there a pair that gives TOTAL 100% silence?
>>106475004Yes a pair of scissors
>>106475012only if you pierce across your ears with them
is there a good RSS client for Win10? They all seem like garbagehttps://www.reddit.com/r/rss/comments/1lbw8id/comprehensive_list_of_rss_readers_for_android/
why did everyone stop using intel cpus for amd cpus on /g/?
>>106475004For in-ear headphones, you could try some of the "tree" inserts that go rly deep in your ear. The passive + active noise reduction should be quite good
>>106475068Foam tips too
>>106475050since when /g/ knows technology?
>>106475050intel fell behind in the techthey couldn't reach the smaller process nodes that amd couldthey couldn't get the power efficiency that amd could
>>106475004Two reasons: firstly higher pitched sounds are always harder to block (don't ask me why, but something about the higher frequences makes them much harder to match exactly), and rapidly changing sounds are also much harder to block - since the active mechanism has to itself process the sound, generate an inverse soundwave and then generate it from the speakers, there's inherent lag in this. Works perfectly fine for uniform drones (like engine noise, to some degree background crowd chatter or engine noise), speech is a constantly varying sound and even a tiny bit of lag would result in the inverse waveform always lagging behind the real sound and therefore never quite cancelling it properly.
>>106475050underdog story + intel antitrust bullshit got everyone riled up about "intel jews" and cheering for amd. then ryzen came out and it was genuinely really goodintel had been producing 4-thread midrange processors and 4-core/8-thread "high end" processors for a decade, when ryzen came out it instantly came with 8 core processors and started pushing up in the next couple of refreshes, WHILE also being pretty good at everything elsein the years after ryzen 1, amd has stalled a bit (we're still on 8 to 16 cores on desktop, and have been for several years already), but intel has been having a lot of troubles with its fabrication so it's getting worse and worse and amd has kept up with still making good cpusthe 3d cache was the newest improvement so now amd has the best processors both for workstations (more threads at a reasonable price point) AND for gamesthe problem of course is that if intel continues making shit cpus and amd continues maintaing the lead we might literally get a reversal of the situation, as in amd just having a monopoly and stalling any improvement and just coasting on their dominance while intel flounders and can't catch up - the fact is that both companies are jewish and enjoy milking consumers as much as they're able to when they can get away with it. but for the past few years amd has been the former underdog having a comeback and challenging the intel monpoly so they've been the ones putting out consistently good products while intel got caught and is struggling to improve
>>106475004Kind of but not really. Pic is considered class leading ANC. Normal conversation peaks in the 500Hz range, at which point the $40 earcups give you 18dB of attenuation and the $200 ANC system gives you another 12dB. Raised voices puts you in the 1-2kHz range, at which point ANC totally checks out. You can jack up the ANC to get a little more attenuation, but that also adds to the 'pressure' feeling ANC causes when it's turned on.Best method is to stack earmuffs and TWS earbuds.
>>106474948>>106474964Thanks for replies. I was already able to do it. I did have to disable secureboot via BIOS and then after install there was some weirdness with "failed to recover ME firmware" that I can't remember how I fixed. Also had to update BIOS for hibernation because it was draining the battery when it was closed. I think what I was wondering is from their perspective, what it might look like after I had done all of this. Do they just see it offline? Or maybe they see it in a similar state to one they deactivated? I am just wondering why they don't seem to care to get it back.
Should I be worried about "normal" high CPU temps (like 80c, obviously not in throttling range) under load damaging it in the long term or does it not matter as long as they're still in normal ranges?
how do i bypass the google account of an andoird phone?
>>106474963is this really necessary?>Palm Vein Consent>Where selected by your Test Sponsor, you agree that Pearson VUE will collect your palm vein pattern at the test center on the day of your exam and retain that information, to the extent permitted by law. Your palm vein scan will be used for the purposes of identification verification on the day of your test and on your future test days, detecting and preventing any fraud, and maintaining the security and integrity of the testing program. For more information on Pearson VUE‘s policy for use and retention of personal data including biometric data like palm vein scans, please see our Privacy and Cookies Policy. Your agreement to these Testing policies includes agreement to the Privacy and Cookies Policy.
>met wife 10 years ago>skinny, attractive>she always fantasized about coloring her hair blue>never dared, feels she's not brave enough>blapping about it for 10 years>slowly gaining weight over the yearsAt what weight will she be brave enough to finally color her hair blue? She started at 50 kg, now she's at 60 kg.
>>106469387>First thing you do is you log into your router and check your "DHCP offset", it's commonly something like 100 so your >DHCP range starts from 192.168.1.100 and covers the rest of the space. Assumed it's a 192.168.1.0/24 network.>OK now you got 1 to 99 for your static devices the router usually being 1.Yes I checked that, mine starts at 192.168.1.64 and is the standard router default as per the manual, I saw that and figured 192.168.1.10 was perfect for me to remember. The router is a special boy and it's IP is 192.168.1.254, again this is the standard default.>The actual static configuration doesn't involve your router beyond the DHCP offset setting.Sure, but after reading that "recommendation" in the manual now I have to try another IP besides 192.168.1.10, 192.168.1.11 and 192.168.1.12 just to make sure it's not something weird the router does. It is odd because I've through every router config screen and if it's using those IPs, its not something I can even see.
>>106474963Will I ever find love again?
Is there still a working extension/script for easy exhentai login? I remember having an old one for firefox some years ago but lost it.
Maybe a really boomer request but:I have some old .xml files of archives conversations from MSN messenger. Is there a way or a website to format them back into chat form and share it with someone?
>>106476962When you log into e-hentai, it should cross over to ex right?
>>106474963Been dreaming about a standing desk, electric or otherwise. Would like to put my desktop and NAS on it. Should I be concerned about adjusting the desk while HDDs are in use?
>>106475050maybe /g/ did but if curious look for motherboard with polymer capacitors and electrolytic capacitors in audio only
>>106476033I'm not 100% sure but I do know that at minimum if it's below the manufacturer max temp (usually around 100*C for most of them) it's fine at least for what would be considered a "normal" lifetime of a few years. If you plan on using the same CPU for more than a decade, here's where I'm not sure, it might be fine or it might gradually raise the odds of failure. Still, CPU failure is really pretty rare.None of this answers your question actually. When it's not in throttling range, or like 80*C, it's almost certainly completely fine long term. In theory any kind of non-negligible thermal load and especially thermal cycling adds a tiny amount of stress, but it's really negligible.
>>106476323>>106476797Techloligy?
>>106476323it is not the weightblue dye maybe when old like celene
>>106477004Should be very easy with a script. And should be something an LLM can do if you don't feel like writing it yourself (or don't know how to). I expect both something like>here's an example XML fragment, write me a JS webpage that takes the chat data from the XML and formats it like a chat history interface that I can scroll and navigateor>here's an example XML fragment, write me a script that converts it to something that looks like an IRC log text file to make it human readableshould be nearly one-shottable by a modern model like sonnet 4.
>>106477206hdd specs say you are good with safe margin but i would not do that
I'm have to manually download a m3u8 video.Is there a difference between downloading all the .ts fragments in their separate files and then doffmpeg -f concat -safe 0 -i fragments.txt -c copy output.mp4versusappending all the .ts files to one temporary file, similarly to what yt-dlp does, and then doffmpeg -i temp.ts -c copy output.mp4?
ffmpeg -f concat -safe 0 -i fragments.txt -c copy output.mp4
ffmpeg -i temp.ts -c copy output.mp4
>>106473955i get where you're coming from, but at the same time, a lot of them can be set up for you. regular balancing, scrubbing, can be automated by your distro ootb, checksumming is a passive benefit, automatic snapshots can be set up for you with tools like snapper, booting from a snapshot can be set up for you, reflinks are a passive benefit as many copy tools support them, etc.
>>106477449True, if someone (like your distro) supplies you tooling pre-configured to take advantage of btrfs then it's good. It can also do things like alias du to the btrfs command and whatnot, periodically run defragments automatically, etc.I think you're right actually, most of btrfs can be automated (unlike a lot of the inconveniences and specific requirements of zfs for example). I was mainly talking about the perspective of just switching to btrfs yourself without any kind of pre-configured packaged environment designed to take advantage of it.
>>106477472sure, if you do it yourself or use a distro like arch where nothing is set up for you, then you will need to learn a number of things to benefit from most of it, though for something like arch you're going to have to learn a lot of things to take advantage of just about anything else, too
>>106477498>though for something like arch you're going to have to learn a lot of things to take advantage of just about anything else, tooNot true, and that's my point about "traditional" filesystems, you can just install ext4 or xfs and literally forget about your fs
>>106477524"anything else" as in not just filesystems. even traditional filesystems have features that you or your distro need to do to them to use. like fsck, defragging. there's not much to do with them simply because they don't have many features.but again, i understand your point, if you "do nothing" with btrfs then there will be little advantage to btrfs, with only a few of it's benefits being entirely passive, like reflinks, checksums, and not needing fsck
I want to start uploading media again, but I have no idea how trackers work or which ones I should be using. I just got verified at ext.to as an uploader, but the site won't accept the .torrent file without trackers. What do?
I have these two tables in Lua:a = {"test", nil, nil, nil, 1}b = {"test", nil, "self", nil, -1}When getting the size of each table, I get #a=5 and #b=1.Why?
a = {"test", nil, nil, nil, 1}
b = {"test", nil, "self", nil, -1}
>MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk motherboard, Samsung 990 PRO M.2 SSD>SSD works perfectly fine>Add second SSD, same model>BIOS no longer detects either SSD whatsoever, cannot enable them>Clearing CMOS does nothing either>Buy a new MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk, put everything back into place>New SSD is detected, old SSD is not>Switch the positions of both SSDs>Neither SSD is detected>Switch the positions of both SSDs again>Neither SSD is detected, still>Clearing CMOS doesn't do anything, againI think the problem is the motherboard and not the SSDs, but I'm not certain; and even if I knew, what am I supposed to do? Is this motherboard known to shit the bed like this? Does anyone have any recommendations whatsoever for a course of action to take?
I can't access any Youtube videos now, my adblocks are not workingWhat now?
>>106477907vpn
>>106477919For some reason disabling ublock and leaving adblock did the trick instead
I bought a backup and backed up my stuff a little while ago, feels like I should backup again.How are you supposed to do this? I feel retarded but I'm confused about whether people just delete the previous backups and do it over again or if there's some program that has an automatically updating backup system.I bought some seagate backup drive but I don't remember it ever mentioning automatic backing up.
>>106478106It's called incremental backup. Look at borg or resticThe way it works is it saves exactly the changes that happened between the last time you backed up and now. So you get the ability to keep both as checkpoints that you can restore, but without duplicating an entire second copy.If you set it automatic backups then you can also set it up so it keeps e.g. daily checkpoints for the last week, then weekly checkpoints for the month before, etc... with auto-cleanup of older checkpoints to make it take even less space while keeping letting you rollback to an exact time for recent backups. But if you're just occasionally backing up by hand then you don't need to overcomplicate it, it'll just make a new snapshot on every backup
>>106478106Also I should add, if you just want a single copy that's kept up to date then something like rsync would be the tool to use, though if you're on windows or something then I dunno. But that's less safe than proper incremental backups, because if e.g. you delete a bunch of files and then take a new backup and then realise whoops you needed those files, that's exactly what backups are for, but if you "backup" by updating an exact copy then those files will be gone too. Or if some files corrupt and you don't notice at first and overwrite your backup. Etc. etc.
>>106477808Really? It returns 5 on both for me
What is the best resource to prep for this? I'm starting OverTheWire, I've done a few traditional CTF challenges on HackTheBox but I've never done something like this where the challenge is to navigate around a Linux server
>>106478386just working in bash I suppose. you should probably look at the cheat sheet to know what they will be using, but probably just a bunch of GNU tools? maybe the trickiest thing they'll have you do is pipe output through a few commands
>>106478306Okay maybe it's just Love2D but the solution will be to just rewrite all my code so that no table uses nil.
I need to get 22,000 results from google scholar, how do I do it?scholarly doesn't work at all it just gets me ip bannedand i think it only shows the first 1000 results?
>>106478148Restic is perfect, thanks. Works great.
>>106477867maybe check disk id might be fakes with identical names
>>106478679is that possible from BIOS?
I had to print something a few weeks ago, I used my USB at the store and when I plugged the USB to my PC today.Microsoft defender found a Win32/Zbot threat on the files, I deleted everything and nuked the USB.How do I know if I'm safe?
>>106479464I run a bunch of malware scans using most of the tools I found online but I'm too much of a schizo to just think "nah I'm good"
mind searching for paddington bear on duckduckgo and posting the logo on the top left?
>>106479746
>>106479797thanks
There is no point buying a powerful expensive laptop anymore when vscode remote development and devcontainers exist. zerotier/tailscale/remote tunnels make the secure connection even easier to setup.Just spend the money on a beefy pc as your remote host.My next laptop will be the thinnest sleekest shit ever temps unfazed cause they'll never go above 20% cpu utilization.
i want to start seeding a lot of torrents. several tb. Will need to buy new disks for this. 24/7, long term. What is better for this purpose, ssds or hdds? hdds are cheaper per tb but noisy, more power hungry, and i worry if all the different small reads, the random read performance, is just not sure to this task. poor plates spinning 24/7, poor arm and head constantly moving here and there trying to read bits of data all over the place. ill buy good hdds, nas or enterprise tier, but still, feels like the wrong hardware for this workload. ssds feel right, no moving parts and physical stress, less power, silent... but more expensive. but im willing to pay more if its the correct choice.
Is GenP actually safe for real or is it secretly going to give my computer the AIDS?I'm getting a new PC so I'll probably need to consider updating all my ancient adobe stuff and using it makes me nervous, even though I'm pretty sure it's what I did the last time too.
VR question, is it possible to disable/significantly reduce the fidelity on just one screen of a VR headset to improve performance? I was thinking about buying a VR headset, and I have a very poor eyesight in one eye to the point glasses can't really correct it at all(nor can surgery since it's nerve damage) and while I wouldn't maybe want to disable it entirely since I still have some vision, I wouldn't need more than like... 360p maybe. Also didn't /g/ use to have VR generals or did I hallucinate those?
>>106477206Disks are noisy, I wouldn't put a NAS so close to me and certainly not on my desk.>>106477401It should make no difference. The 'concat' filter simply concatenates like `cat`.
>>106477498You conflate using a filesystem with installing an OS on a filesystem.Think of it in terms of adding a secondary disk in your computer and deciding what to format it with – all your previous arguments completely ignore this use case.The distro is irrelevant in this case, users have to rely 100% on knowledge (or lack of it) and ext4 is hands down the safer bet if you don't want to babysit your storage.
>>106477700I use these public trackers for downloading stuff, give them a go:udp://tracker.opentrackr.org:1337/announceudp://tracker.torrent.eu.org:451/announceudp://open.stealth.si:80/announceudp://exodus.desync.com:6969/announceudp://open.demonii.com:1337/announceudp://tracker.dler.org:6969/announceudp://p4p.arenabg.com:1337/announceudp://explodie.org:6969/announce>>106477965you only need Ublock.
udp://tracker.opentrackr.org:1337/announceudp://tracker.torrent.eu.org:451/announceudp://open.stealth.si:80/announceudp://exodus.desync.com:6969/announceudp://open.demonii.com:1337/announceudp://tracker.dler.org:6969/announceudp://p4p.arenabg.com:1337/announceudp://explodie.org:6969/announce
>>106477867>I thinkThis may be the problem. Try reading the motherboard manual instead.
>>106477867>>BIOS no longer detects either SSD whatsoever, cannot enable themHow exactly are you determining that a disk is detected by the BIOS? Some summary screen?Maybe the problem is with your interpretation of BIOS, try booting a live CD instead.
>>106480082Depends on what you're doing with the laptop, and whether that includes using VS Code to begin with.>>106480124>hdds are cheaper per tb but noisy, more power hungryThis is all you need to worry about.>and i worry if all the different small reads, the random read performanceEven the worst case does no harm to the disks, and torrent-related reads are not that small to begin with since you'll probably be dealing with 2MB chunks or even bigger.
>>106480612sure, if it's added storage like an external drive or just any other drive the OS won't handle automatically, then you will likely need to configure some of those yourself, like adding it to snapper, configuring whatever does balancing/scrubbing maybe. i couldn't say any specific regarding that as i haven't used those kinds of "easy" distros in a long time, before btrfs was a thing.i don't believe we're in disagreement. though i'm not sure i could say btrfs is worse than ext4 even in the case where it's completely unmanaged. i use btrfs on my external drives as well, i use it for everything, and i can't say i run balances/scrubs on them as often as i should (read: sometimes basically never), and they work just fine. about the only thing i can think of which may be unexpected is if btrfs appears to run out of space earlier than expected, but even ext4 has it's own similar gotcha in that regard. i'm sure you've seen countless people wonder why an ext4 disc seems to be 5% smaller than it should be. it's not the same issue or cause for sure, but i'm sure you understand my point. all filesystems have their quirks
>>106480726on that last note, while ext4 doesn't run out of space unexpectedly (that is, how much space it reports at the beginning is exactly how much space you have to use), this is because it preallocates inodes at mkfs time. which has it's own unexpected behaviour of appearing to have reduced space available from the start compared to other filesystems. while btrfs allocates metadata on-demand, so space may appear to go down a bit faster than you'd expect since userspace tools don't typically account for metadata.which one is better isn't really clear. for ext4 in some cases the default inode count may be overkill, wasting space by the time the disc is full. and the 5% reserved space is often overkill nowadays, too, not to mention it's not really useful on non-root drives. it's configurable, but we're talking about defaults/not touching anything here, so it's relevant
>>106480647bro, how do I use those?https://rentry.org/kyu335bp
I'm getting a weird visual bug in Linux Mint 22.1 XFCE. Whenever I turn down the volume using the shortcut key (Fn + F9) and it reaches zero, the down - right volume icon still shows as if it had some volume (see pic realated) instead of the crossed speaker that represents silence. What are some workarounds for this? I'm guessing is a XFCE bug and somehow it does not register "0% volume" as "muteness" or something
>>106475029I use Feedbro, the browser extension.
>>106481104>Feedbro
is there a way to make an instagram account without zogging yourself? I've never had facebook, I've never given Meta any details about myself whatsoever. I tried making an instagram once with a throwaway mail but they wanted my phone number to complete the registration.
>>106480647I just usedhttp://ext.to/https://ext.to/udp://ext.to/Seeing as that's where I uploaded to. Thanks for the reply though.
>>106477907Which one(s) are you using? Where are you located?Firefox w/ uBlock Origin is working fine for me.
>>106477867Consult the manual to see if the m.2 are shared with anything else; For example, the pcie or sata.
>>106479464If you really want peace of mind then back up your user files and reinstall the OSIf you're curious you can also set up a VM, set up USB passthrough, and open the files in the VM to see what happens. If you already nuked the USB you can go back to the print shop to grab it again kek.Also maybe let the shop owners know their printer is infected
In Thunderbird you can mark mail as "junk", and it's got an auto-learning filter that can then automatically mark incoming mail as junk too, which works pretty reliably for me (and the kind of spam that I get). But it still plays a notification for incoming email even when it's a spam email that it successfully identified and marked as junk; is there a way to turn that off? I can't find any sort of "don't send desktop notifiations for incoming mail detected as junk" setting.I don't really care if it still shows as unread in my inbox or whatever (there's still a theoretical chance of false positives, however small, so I can just check later and mark them as read), I just don't want to have the notification pop up on my desktop and play the sound for things which thunderbird KNOWS (with very high certainty) are spam.
Why did HW accelerated audio go the way of the dodo? Is it just because processing became trivial for CPUs or is it for another reason?
>>106480082The point is that that shit doesn't work outside of vscode. I don't like vscode and never got used to it.
>>106480124Spinning 24/7 is completely fine for HDDs, they can spin for decades with no issue. Constantly spinning up and spinning back down causes much more wear and tear. Make sure you configure your seedbox to disable power saving on the HDDs, so it keeps them spun up rather than constantly spinning them up and down depending on which torrent is getting seeded at a given time.The arm and head movement is a valid concern but it really won't move that much during torrenting. An nas/enterprise HDD with a 5 year warranty will be explicitly designed to spend 5 years constantly seeking. HDDs are really a wonder of mechanical engineering IMO for how incredibly reliable the mechanical parts are while also being incredibly precise, don't underestimate their durability.It's true that an SSD will probably last longer, the read-only usecase of a seedbox is very kind of the flash memory. But HDDs will also work just fine, and are vastly cheaper for bulk storage. Even IF you have to replace some of them, it will probably still be cheaper than SSDs, and mind you it's not like an SSD is guaranteed to last forever - any storage can fail randomly at any time. So just make sure your storage is design to handle disk failure, which it should be either way, and you're good with HDDs.The only exception might be if "several tb" is like 2-4 tb at most, in which case SSDs might be affordable while for HDDs this would be a very low capacity and getting into diminishing returns. (Nowadays you should be looking at 12-16+TB per HDD for good value, check diskprices.com for price per TB.) In that case you might say fuck it and pay a slight premium for SSDs if you want to.
>>106481831Why would you need/want that?
>>106481831Audio is still hw accelerated, it just uses $0.50 microcontrollers that can be built into anything so you almost never need to buy a "sound card" anymore.It's also trivial for CPUs but it's typically kept separate because audio is quite sensitive to EMF interference. Having a tiny separate chip that's just a bit outside the rest of the processing stuff helps massively to avoid having to worry about this.Separate audio devices still exist, but are mostly relegated to audiophiles. Since audio is an analog medium, digital audio is always going to be an approximation, and you can always make the audio processing more powerful to make it better - but with diminishing returns. So for the majority of consumers the built-in audio chip is more than good enough.
>>106480900Lmao, "solved" it by chance. Posting for future anon references.It got solved by switching the 'Volume step' from 5 to 4. God bless Linux.
>>106481827Maybe the NTFNTF extension/addon can do it?
Is there any vim/neovim alternative to org-roam yetPlease just get me off of org-roam I beg of you
>>106474963Does anyone else here tire of gay ass IDE themes? I just went monochrome and it feels better, and more focused.
>>106481231Yes, stupid. That's how it finds feeds for you. "Your data for all websites" means "it wants to look at anything on any page that isn't on our small list of 'safe' data types or whatever". Ublock origin asks for that too.
>>106474963test because cloudflare are being niggers
Picked up a used laptop that wasn't wiped. Locked Win 10, I want to wipe it with a fresh Win 10 but I don't have anything else than my phone to use computer stuff. Can I use a win10 iso from my phone root to run set up?
>>106483584I do find colour helpful, and to some degree helps parse important things at a glance.>gay ass IDE themesPeople do act very gay about it at times. Your IDE is a tool and the syntax highlighting is itself a part of that tool, not a fashion statement to post on reddit. I haven't changed my colour theme in like 7+ years by now, because it works well for me so why would I? Syntax highlighting for easier code readability is useful, syntax highlighting for ricing in pretty colours that you swap out every couple of months is just vanity.Having the same colours forever also makes it easy to get used to them and internalise the colour information for parsing - I know variables are this colour, types are this colour, brackets and keywords are this colour, etc..>more focusedIt's also important to choose a theme with good contrast. Selenized and gruvbox are two that I know are good off the top of my head. Plenty of themes (including even the original solarized) makes certain colours harder to see than others, often significantly harder, and if there's any word in your editor that you can't read at a glance because the colour is slightly too pale or hard to see then it has failed. Many themes are very much random or chosen for aesthetics and really drop the ball on readability.At the end of the day it's all preference, if you actually prefer using monochrome then that's what you should use. I'm just saying that there are a lot of garbage colour themes out there, and there's a whole "IDE ricing" culture that I really don't fucking understand either.
>>106483589the point is you'll be better using a dedicated software, but I guess you'll not be able to comprehend that
Does anyone have experience setting up a Lemmy instance?
I've got eSIM unlimited data plan, however the hotspot function is limited to 500 MB weekly.How does know I'm using hotspot?And how to bypass it?
>>106484124By inspecting packet TTLs.>how to bypassRoot your phone.
How can I know if my mobo has a USB with power delivery? I have a B650 Aorus Elite AX Rev 1.1 and it has 3 10g USBs, 1 Type-C and 2 red Type-As. The manual doesn't mention any port that has PD or say wattage of any of the port. Does that mean all ports are just standard 5W?
>>106481653What should I do if they are?
>>106474963i've recently bought a sharp zaurus sl c760 PDA from 2003, it's stock config is japanese and i'm wanting to change the language to english, but the only easy way to do that is to download a very specific verson of qconsole.ipk made for openpda v1.0, i can't seem to find anything through old forum links or search-engine-of-choice and i figured asking here might be a worth a shot. anyone happen to know where i could look or have the file on-hand?
>>106484297Don't use two shared ports.
Are decompilers actually useful for anything practical? Like yeah you can take a .exe and get source code out of it, and if you compiled it again you should in theory get the same program, but when you decompile something you end up with source code that is totally unreadable. It seems like it would be practically useless for most cases. Or is there some way to make it more human readable?This came out of wanting to look at the source code for that old fish tycoon game... pic related is a random piece of decompiled code.
>>106474963How do I fix a broken hinge on my Lenovo laptop screen?
