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>>>Read the sticky: >>105076684

>GNU/Linux questions
>>>/g/fglt
>Windows questions >>>/g/fwt
>PC building? In this market?! >>>/g/pcbg
>Programming questions >>>/g/dpt
>Cheap electronics >>>/g/csg
>Server questions >>>/g/hsg
>Buying headphones >>>/g/hpg
>Useful programs and live Windows environment:
https://hirensbootcd.org/download/

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>>108613354
I have a telecom job (call centre drone) and need to tell the employer how well I can troubleshoot and work with computers
Considering that today I: installed windows 11 pro and updated the driver for my GPU, after it was stuck in low resolution; cleaned my hard drives after a botched clean in Windows 10, then use the prompt "clean disk" (after they were not able to install linux mint or pop! os) through the command prompt, then salvaged my new hard drive (which was booted with windows 11 pro iso image file) through disk management settings... what would you rate my technology skills? Be honest, I don't mind if it's low, but I want to learn how to get good so I can maintain this job. I hope that I can learn to code or work out IT issues, eventually.
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>>108613394
I'd say maybe 2 or 3 out of 10? The things you listed, I can think of normies who wouldn't have any idea where to start if you asked them to do that but in the grand scheme of things, it's all very basic
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>>108613394
it's more than the average person, but not more than an interested 12 year old.
it depends on the job requirements, if no specific knowledge was requested then i'd say the requirements are quite low and if you can "google" shit well enough you can probably handle it
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Just want to ask how I can bypass this faggot shit to verify my fucking email. Maybe I'm just being retarded right now because I have no sleep but 99% of the time I have no fucking clue what the answer is. I just want to get a fucking email verification. I've done this several times now and twice got the email, but after you get the damned email you have to do the same captcha shit again, and I keep running my chances out till it fucking expires. That's the kind of shit that makes you want to kill someone. I now have to wait 43 minutes before I can do it again.
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>>108613572
have you tried being human?
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>>108613394
Yeah like the other anon said, more than an average person. Lots of normies treat computers like literal magic and their brain shuts down when something doesn't work. What you did is all pretty basic and simple but it does put you above the average normalfag in that sense.

However my question to you is, how much of that did you figure out on the fly (by googling, trying things, etc.) vs. how much of this would you consider an actual "skill" that you had learned previously and already knew how to do? In my opinion, in your position the greatest skill you might demonstrate and develop is the ability to learn and figure out things quickly. If you had never used disk management before or never did "clean disk" and figured it out on the fly, it probably means next time you have some unfamiliar situation you'll also be able to figure it out. But if you just happened to know how disk management works and how to do this exact shit, then it doesn't speak anything about your ability to adapt, only about your specific knowledge here and like the other anons said it's pretty shallow.
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>>108613579
My bad it's a piss easy IQ test, I'm just being a boneheaed faggot laul. It's actually good they made it like that I just thought I was getting fucked with for a moment.
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Is there a way to get animated gifs in the Windows file picker?
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I'm using duckduckgo to impress a woman I like but it's such a shit search engine
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>>108613786
I have more luck with qwant, I also use mojeek but the latter is only good for very basic searches or if you want to find cool older web 1.0 stuff
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Is there an easy way to download youtube videos that require signing in? yt-dlp has some cookies approach but that's a pain in the ass. Website based downloaders don't seem to work for those videos that require sign in.
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Cuck wagie here. I'm using the Mobile Hotspot option on Win11 to connect my phome to this very Laotian boat-carving website. I have also downloaded many a torrents before, but since switching to newet laptops, I can't anymore. I'm on-site. Its a public service office.
Can my employer snoop the URLs, images, or torrent contents I have visited or downloaded on my phone?
On that note, I extensively browse sfw shit like vidya sites, news, tvtropes, a bit of YT on said laptop.
How fucked am I on both fronts?
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Someone help me out I can't install the final update of windows 10 cause my c drive is full, how do I clean it and free up space?
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>>108615375
You could take a look with something like wiztree to see what's eating up the space. There's often surprising temp files and other crap that builds up over the years. Don't go deleting just anything though.
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>>108613786
I'm not defending duckduckgo but it's better than getting 8 different reddit links in search results.
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>>108613597
>>108613572
Nevermind I thought I recongnized what might have been a consistent pattern that I might have overlooked, but it appears, I didn't. It's still very unclear.and I confirmed it's not even correct sometimes. It's a fucking scam to sell 4chan passes.
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>>108615985
Nevermind again. I got it.
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>>108613394
watch a free video series for comptia a+ or similar. some of the info is questionable or worthless, like nobody's going to expect or need you to remember port numbers unless you're working with them on a regular basis (it takes five seconds to look them up and if you work with them frequently you'll start to remember them very quickly), but it's at least a somewhat standard "basic it knowledge" that lets employers know what to expect. plus the videos at least are free and the cert is useful if you get laid off or something.

check with your employer too, some employers will pay for you to get certs. some even offer incentives. if you want to advance in IT, certs are also a good starting point.
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Is it okay if I use Google ai search on Tor in Tor browser author logging in?
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>>108616845
Without*
How does this work for privacy?
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>>108616845
>>108616863
It's probably the best way to use google anything. They will try to fingerprint you as much as possible, but Tor Browser is built to be as fingerprinting-resistant as possible, so ideally they will only see "some tor user is connecting" and nothing any more interesting.
The only issue is that I bet you need to enable javascript to use it, and there's no guarantee that the Tor Browser is 100% perfect at preventing fingerprinting. They might possibly be able to gather some data, because javascript is incredibly powerful and browsers have five trillion APIs that can be used by javascript to gather datapoints and Tor Browser is only made by humans.

Also I'm not sure if it will even work, everyone blocks the fuck out of Tor nowadays.
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>recently bought used laptop from post-lease store goes to sleep from unuse
>fans spin up, indicating CPU use for a while
Is that Windows 11 doing it's bullshit again or did I end up with a virus already?
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I'm using a jcally jm12 with truthear hexa on an s25 fe. It works fine but every now and then my cell service just completely cuts out. It comes back fairly easily but is it being caused by my dac? Is that even possible?
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places like gumroad have a cool thing where you can set something you're selling to have a default/suggested amount you can pay, but is also something the user can freely change to being free (e.g. a text box that has a default price of $10, but is editable to $0).

is it possible to do something like this with crypto? is it just simple html or is there anything more to this? a guide on setting up crypto for personal websites would also be appreciated.
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>>108617560
Your question sounds a bit like
>Sometimes I see people in the market discussing the goods with the seller. Sometimes they haddle the price up or down, sometimes they discuss the weather. Is it possible to do this with a cheque?
Unless I misunderstood it, in which case please do clarify.

Otherwise: the textbox is defined entirely by the website and has literally zero relation to payment methods. You can make the website do, show or display absolutely whatever you want.
Then when the actual sale happens, the payment mechanism is invoked using some value and that's how the payment is coordinated.

>setting up crypto for personal websites
Do you know how crypto wallets work? The gist of setting up crypto payments is you publish your address and people can send crypto to it. If you're actually selling stuff, then you need some infrastructure to tie together payements you see in the blockchain vs. orders that just happened, usually by generating a unique address for every order (or on some blockchains, by adding some information to the transaction), and then validate that the user sent enough and then mark it as "paid" and proceed with the sale accordingly, you can also have systems for refunding if the customer overpays etc. It's not very complicated if you know how blockchains work, it just takes a bit of work if you want it to be 100% automated for e.g. an online store. If you don't need to automate it then it just works and you don't need to do anything.

If you don't know how crypto wallets or the blockchain work, then you should definitely read into the basics of that before trying to use it.
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>>108613354
I use handbrake to reencode obs vidya recordings to webms for posting on 4chan

however, it encodes them extremely slowly (0.5-1.2 fps) and never uses more than 20% of the CPU

is there an option or flag to force it to use more processing power to encode shit faster? I have a "good" CPU for a reason, why the fuck isn't it actually being used?
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>>108617831
>please do clarify
well say you want to buy a 4chan pass, the price is preset and can't be changed. what i'm talking about is something like pic rel, where the amount is preset at 0, but the user can change it if they want to. i only ever see this done on websites specifically made for purchases (previous example of 4chan links to another site) but what i want is to keep it all on my website and then to just send that off to my wallet.

>Otherwise: the textbox is defined entirely by the website and has literally zero relation to payment methods. You can make the website do, show or display absolutely whatever you want.
but i think this answers my question, i was just wondering if there were any security considerations that behind the scenes that i wasn't aware of

>Do you know how crypto wallets work?
not at all lol, i just want to have an alternative to regular payment processors now that everything's going to shit

>If you don't know how crypto wallets or the blockchain work, then you should definitely read into the basics of that before trying to use it.
sure, thanks for the brief explanation. do you have know any good resources for this? all i'm aware of is the page on landchad since i'm only just now getting more interested in this
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>>108618192
>well say you want to buy a 4chan pass, the price is preset and can't be changed
Yeah that's pretty much just like my example of making small talk with a guy at the market
You discuss whatever you want, agree to whatever you want, and then once you've agreed on a deal you pay the merchant in your preferred way, whether that be cash, cheque, bank card, or bartering with oxen. Whether you discussed the weather beforehand or signed a notarised contract about the sale does not affect how the payment is actually made, it only affects what is agreed upon, and then payment is made according to that agreement. That's why I found your question strange.

>do you have know any good resources for this?
Unironically ask an LLM. "Explain to me the very basics of something I know nothing about" is something that's usually very annoying to piece together by reading wiki pages and documents elsewhere but an LLM can explain all the basics to you, as long as it's a reasonably established topic and not something hyper-niche. Modern LLMs actually hallucinate surprisingly little as long as the question is not too complicated.
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/wsr/ and and /gd/ are dead as fuck so I'll ask you guys. Would anyone be willing to make me an icon real quick for the extension I'm making? It's a video subtitle editor for html5 subtitles. The default are black and white but I want the ability to change them around and save your settings, with it working cross site so if you have subtitles you like in one site it works for all sites that use html5 video tracks.

I circled what the icon looks like here in red, it's just a small extension icon up where extensions are. I was thinking maybe a colorful CC logo, but do whatever I'm not picky.
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>>108618187
some encoders may not support n threads
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>>108618349
alright anon, thanks again for the answers
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>>108618192
>>108618349
Here, for example, I asked Claude for you. Everything in the screenshot is correct, I'd just have been way too lazy to type it all out myself. Hopefully this gives you a starting point from which to look further by yourself.
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>>108618366
>asking /g/ to make the logo
kek
this cracked me up, so I gave it a try, what do you think
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 256 256">
<rect x="24" y="24" width="208" height="122" rx="28" ry="28" fill="#2d2d33"/>

<rect x="29" y="162" width="198" height="24" rx="7" ry="7" fill="#22c55e"/>

<rect x="60" y="198" width="136" height="24" rx="7" ry="7" fill="#a855f7"/>
</svg>
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>>108618592
Not bad, is it supposed to be captions under a monitor? Fuck it I'll see if Google will let me change what I had. I just plagiarized this
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>>108618611
Yeah, captions under a video with bright colors
Since it's a simple SVG you can adjust the sizes of things to make it look better if you want, like maybe there's actually too much empty space around the objects right now
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>>108618625
Yeah Google isn't giving me the option to unsubmit. Fuck it using >>108618611

Thanks anyways.
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>>108618833
No prob
I'd be surprised if there was no way to change the icon afterwards though, would be kinda weird
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>>108613354
I've noticed a new trend in the comments on Youtube videos, and it's pissing me off.
For example, a video about a specific movie or vidya, there will always be a comment now within the first ten or so with this kind of template:
>I had the privilege of working on this back in [year before release]. I was responsible for [semi-important role, unverifiable]. I got to work with [known person] and [known person], and I even met [famous person] on a few occasions. He was pretty chill, but always too busy for the likes of me. Still, I'm really proud of what we accomplished, and it's great to see [youtuber] talking about it.
The first couple of times you see it you kinda think it's genuine, but it's EVERY fucking video now. It has to be the work of bots, but here's my question - WHY? What the actual fuck are bots trying to achieve with this? What's the play?
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>>108616996
It works. Hardened Mullvad browser, ungoogled chromium with a VPN, or hardened librewolf over TOR
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>>108617004
use task manager's performance tab to figure out what's causing the cpu spike
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>>108615408
So I just press windows+r to check my temp files right?
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so this whole ai coding feels like its only useful for those who already know what to use it for, i just paid a subscription but have no huge ideas to implement..also are you supposed to let it work and get everything out of a single prompt? I feel like and idiot chatting back and forth asking for the next feature
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>>108620108
win+r brings up the run dialog
from there you can type %temp% and press enter, you can safely delete everything in %temp% (skip stuff that's in use)

afterward, do win+r again and do cleanmgr
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Any foss sms app that lets you delete text from notification
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Is a busy wait loop the best way to do frame rate limiting?
>>108618187
It depends on the encoder and the settings that it uses. It could just be that whatever encoder it's using (libvpx-vp9 for example) just can't spawn enough threads on your CPU. Is there not an option to use HW encoding?
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Recently my android phone changed doing sms by default to rcs or something which shows read status and active typing status, which I don't fucking want. It also is sometimes not delivering messages until I manually tell it to do sms. I don't know what my question is, just why did this fucking happen?
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>>108620108
Download wiztree and have it scan your drive. It will break the folder structure down for you based on how much space it eats up.
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>>108613173
Did you ever figure it out? Does that say "Date of registration"?
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>>108620164
>so this whole ai coding feels like its only useful for those who already know what to use it for
Yes obviously
>also are you supposed to let it work and get everything out of a single prompt
That's how you get slop. You're supposed to understand and guide the code yourself, just use the AI to get shit done faster than writing it manually
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>>108620599
From what I've seen it's apparently only a feature in Google Messages, so install literally anything else including AOSP's Messaging
If I'm wrong then just search "android disable rcs" and there seems to be a bunch of articles about it
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>>108621527
Is it ok from /g/ point of view to use google's sms app?
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Is there any way to enhance old time movies?
Like upscale and improve colors?
Like pic related.
Preferably with real time filters with mpv, or ffmpeg.
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So I've got a weird bug.
OpenBSD 7.8
For some reason fonts aren't working right inside the terminal they work fine everywhere else after I installed the japanese font packs through the pkg manager but I just get ????? from ls and unicode blocks from less.

Is xterm just not recognising the font path or something else?
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>>108621599
>tell me what to think /g/
Retard use your own judgement
It sounds like you're using stock android which means you're running Google Play Services in the background at all times as a privileged system app anyway which sends constant live telemetry to google, so the sms app doesn't matter
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>>108621870
>you're using stock android. How am I supposed to use anything else?
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>>108621639
Probably some sort of AI tool; There's some filters for ffmpeg as well. Really depends on how powerful your system is I imagine.
>>108619002
Achieve highest comment; Change comment later to spread propaganda. Could also just been a teenager looking for clout.
>>108618187
ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -fps_mode vfr -c:v libvpx-vp9 -b:v 0 -crf 22 -c:a libopus ~/Videos/"Output.webm"
>>108617004
Toss Ubuntu LTS on it
>>108615375
There's a clean disk tool in explorer; Probably system restore snapshots taking up all the space, as well as previous updates don't automatically delete themself after installing
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Can my employer spy on what sites I visit or download on my phone, while connected to the mobile hotspot feature on Win11?
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I haven't used Steam in years (and never on this computer), I installed it and signed in (after much effort) and it's been doing spinny spinny for like 5 minutes now, is this normal?
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>>108622037
if it's their laptop/desktop and your phone isn't set up to use dns over https/tls or some other form of dns encryption then they can probably snoop the domains you access (i.e. 4chan.org). browsers are increasingly doing encrypted dns by default but it's still not universal and most browsers support it being turned off by policy on corporate domains.

also if you have to install any sort of certificate on your phone to access their internet (pretty rare, you'd probably remember doing this), then yes, they can spy on anything you do.
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>>108622049
i'd give it another like 10-20 and if it's still fucked, kill the steam task and make sure that all steamwebhelper processes are also gone (they should end shortly after you kill steam), then try it again.
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>>108621954
>AI tool
Why the fuck does AI slop gets recommended for shit like this?
>how powerful your system
There is google colab
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hi

i'm thinking of getting a laptop with an AMD Ryzen 9 8940hx and an rtx 5070. is there any bottleneck here?

thanks
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>>108622096
It's their laptop, yeah. I don't know about my browser's dns settings, will look into encryption. Using Brave but am afraid of using KurobaEx. I still do, regardless.
Thanks.
I definitely didn't have to install any certificate on my phone, just trying to steal some internets
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What's the most basic, simple, straightforward video editor? Mostly for trimming and stitching
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Is it strange to clear your browser history regularly? I clear my browser history weekly, but it seems like every website wants you to leave everything as it is. Some websites even think I'm a bot just because I log out and clear my cookies.
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>>108622496
not really. i know plenty of privacy-oriented people who do so. i don't because i'm less concerned with that topic and because convenience is a bigger priority for me, but it's not like it's rare or nonsensical. do what makes sense for you.

with that said, it might make more sense to use multiple browser profiles for different tasks and only clear history on the profile you do sensitive things with. but at the end of the day, just do what you want.
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>>108622525
The funny thing is, I don't do it for privacy reasons. I only do it because I'm the kind of autisti who enjoys having a clean browser.
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>>108622544
that's fine too. it'll probably be a bit less convenient but it's not something you need to worry about. maybe do the reverse of what i said, then; if there are sites that you find are repeatedly problematic, make a separate "dirty" profile specifically for them so that they're less annoying to deal with and don't pollute your main one.
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>>108622205
Depends on the resolution, for 1080p (or 4k with dlss in performance mode), maybe. Should be fine
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>>108622648
it has a 1600p 240hz panel, will that be ok?
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>>108622205
>>108622802
Depends what games you play, don't expect to play newest AAA on ultra at 240Hz
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Why can't a dynamic library be converted to a static library?
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>>108623037
There is no such thing as a "static library" in itself. There are "static executables" which include all the libraries they use; sometimes people say "I'm including library X as a static library" but what this means is the library is going to be built into the executable.
By contrast dynamic libraries do exist standalone and executables "dynamically" link to them to use them. Therein is the difference between static and dynamic linking.

So if you have the source for a given executable, you can usually convert a dynamic library it uses into a static library FOR that executable, and recompile the executable. The result will still be a single executable, but now it won't link to the dynamic version of that library, because that library is built-in.
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>>108622826
>don't expect to play newest AAA on ultra at 240Hz
that's fine. as long as it runs counter strike at 240fps i'll be happy
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Are there such things as social media managers for individuals? At this point, social media has completely banned or blacklisted me. Every account I make gets zero attention, in many cases it gets shadowbanned without reason. My Meta socials all got banned and deleted, only reason given is suspected automated activity, I don't post on them. I attempt to register with a social media site, and it will ask to verify my identity and then promptly shadowban me again so no other people see my engagement.

How exactly are normalfags evading this great nerd filter and is it possible to just hire someone to do it on my behalf?
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>>108623037
because not all the info you need to create a static lib exists in the dynamic lib (usually). it's not a bad time to learn about executable file formats and linkers.
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>>108623580
What exactly are you trying to do? There are definitely social media managers for individuals, but it doesn't make sense unless you're trying to become some sort of "influencer". Also they will almost certainly tell you to pozz yourself completely by verifying your ID and everything to the max.
For 99.9% of normal people, who aren't "influencers" nor trying to become one, hiring a social media manager makes no sense because what's the point of having "reach"? If you do want to gather followers and become a social media personality then yeah you can hire a manager.
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>>108621954
>Achieve highest comment; Change comment later to spread propaganda. Could also just been a teenager looking for clout.
I don't think that's it, it's too consistent and it never changes.
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>>108624142
>What exactly are you trying to do?
I just want to be able to talk to people again someplace that isn't 4chan. I used to have a litany of social media, a faceberg (I don't miss it much, but I do miss having a marketplace account) a youtube channel, twitter, I used to be what most considered a normalfag.

I can't even register for most of these services, now. I register, and a day later I get banned for reasons I do not understand or are explained. Appeals 100% of the time result in "Denied, be a better person in the next life, permanent ban" automatic emails. I have never talked to a person behind these account services or what their reasoning is.

My biggest tell that I can find as to what is happening is that I do not have a device which allows any kind of telemetry and does not do data gathering of any kind. I use firefox nightly on my phone and use browserleaks to ensure my fingerprint is as generic as I can make it. I don't give anything other than my real name to these sites that require it, and if I can avoid it: I don't even give that. I try to avoid uploading pictures of myself. I attempt to be as private as I used to be ~10 years ago, and that's the only reason I can think of as to why these sites are shadowbanning or just banning me. But I know people much more paranoid than I am are browsing these sites, so how are they doing it? Why am I singled out?
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>>108624266
>talk to people
Can't you do that while shadowbanned? I thought that just meant you wouldn't have "reach" and wouldn't be promoted algorithmically to additional followers.
Though if you get hard-banned then yeah it can be annoying.

Anyway most "people" talk on discord nowadays, I've never really seen people socialise on twitter or whatever, that site just exists for engagement baiting
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>>108624276
>Can't you do that while shadowbanned? I thought that just meant you wouldn't have "reach" and wouldn't be promoted algorithmically to additional followers.

Depends on the site.
On X, yes. I can reply to people and they will probably see me but I'll be buried below hundreds of comments, if I reply directly to friends, I'll be the only one commenting so my comment won't be swept up.
On youtube, no. When I try to comment, this happens:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Dt4E5UQLOA0
This happens on multiple accounts, btw. Again no reason specified. It's related to this issue:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fByyl8BLXo
Which has been reported on for years. It's 50/50 if a comment posts, if it does post- I will never appear on a front page or not hidden from sight unless "All Comments" are enabled.
On other social media sites: Faceberg simply bans me, Instagram posts simply do not show up, frankly I don't care about these sites in general- Meta can go to hell. I just want to be able to talk to friends and be normal again.


>Anyway most "people" talk on discord nowadays, I've never really seen people socialise on twitter or whatever, that site just exists for engagement baiting
I actually do not know what social media sites normal people use now because I can't talk to them. I have several discord accounts, should I just use those?
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>>108624359
and yes, as I type this I am aware this is probably related to my generic fingerprint browser making my virtually non-existent ass worthless for marketing and that may be the real reason they're banning me. Either ways I can't seem to get away from it and attempts to even verify with my own face has resulted in bans (likely because I'm the most generic white guy you can imagine and they probably think I'm AI generated)
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>>108619983
Haven't found the culprit yet, but word on the internet goes it's a fault of a bug in Windows 11.
So I will just reinstall the OS before I get too used to it.
Driver pack like this
https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000122490/precision-7540-windows10-driver-pack
Should handle all drivers after reinstall, correct? Of course there is NET Framework stuff, but it's usually installed along with programs, so it should be fine or am I forgetting something?
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Some times like twitter or paypal occasionally load extremely slowly or not at all for me, but when i use a VPN they work perfectly.
Why is this and how can i fix it? Please help.
I'm in germany btw so it's not like those sites should be geoblocked or anything.
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>>108623777
How is it not there? It must have all the functions I want. What could possibly be missing? They can be disassembled also, can't they?
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>>108622496
Yes it is really strange. You are standing out like a sore thumb
>>108622525
Those privacy oriented people are a minority of a minority, they are really rare
>>108622544
How is your browser having a history and cookies making it "dirty"?
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>>108623580
What devices are you using to make those accounts?
>>108624266
>I do not have a device which allows any kind of telemetry and does not do data gathering of any kind. I use firefox nightly on my phone and use browserleaks to ensure my fingerprint is as generic as I can make it. I don't give anything other than my real name to these sites that require it, and if I can avoid it: I don't even give that. I try to avoid uploading pictures of myself. I attempt to be as private as I used to be
Oh si that's why then just stop doing that you retard.
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>>108624276
Why are you so afraid of getting fingerprinted by meta? You are just making your life an PITA
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>>108624947
Did you do something to your browser config?
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Choose one:
a) Replace broken Intuos4 pen
b) Get a refurbished current Intuos Medium tablet
c) Get a new XPPen Updated Deco 01 V3
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Any good resources to implement Modbus TCP from scratch? Is it necessary to use low level programming if I need speed?
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7th year trying to finish my college course in CompSci honours. I'm not from the states so I don't have to pay too much to repeat. I started in 2019 and everything was going good until the plandemic occured. I couldn't do a lot of work at home during the plandemic since my dad is a dickhead and needs a justification for everything. I then had to repeat two classes during the summer of 2020 however free because of the plandemic. I unfortunately failed the one that I hated the most which had to do with adobe animate and creating an animation video, my project didn't get a pass and I got really pissed off. From then on I didn't attended a class and only went in person if I had an exam. I passed the animation class the next year but I decided to not attend classes anymore and try to pass the repeat classes during the summer like I did in the previous years since I thought it was easier over the summer. I ended up passing half of my classes but I didn't realise how much work it required. I didn't pass everything so I had to try again, I got lazier and the next year I only passed 2 classes. I eventually started a job in 2023 (and trying to pass the 2nd year of college for the 3rd time) I ended up passing another class in 2024 and then another in 2025. I had to pass only another class but the reason I didn't was because it's supposed to be a giant project with 4 people and to take around 3 months. We are now close to the summer of 2026 (class starts in july) and I have started to look a bit into the work provided from the semester. Any tips outside of emailing the lecturer? I am not giving up, you have no idea how shit the job market is if you don't have a college degree so this is why I'm definitely not dropping out. Hopefully I graduate before 30 (currently 24). Even if I won't find a job once I get my degree I'll try to do a part time masters degree if I get a good enough grade for my final year, any tips or tricks?
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>>108625828
I don't think so no, it's like this in other browsers too.
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>>108613394

you dont toy with computer and dial manually
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>>108625820
>Why are you so afraid of getting fingerprinted by meta?
NTA fuck meta. I block all of their sites on a pihole. Zuckerlizard has been caught selling employee data before and is likely doing it again.
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>>108626763
Yet you want to use their services
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can I really use a GTX 1650 Low Profile on an Optiplex 3010 (desktop)?
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Is there a way to rapidly see which video files in a folder have audio?

I've saved tons of videos from non-audio and audio boards on 4chan and they've piled up. I don't wanna have to watch all 800+ of them so is there a way to just rapidly know which have audio so I can throw them into my sound webm folder?
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>>108626891
Sort them through and not audio
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>>108613354
is there really any point in changing distros now? sure systemd is run by faggots but the age verification thing is real and it's only going to get worse. switching to void or artix.... sure for now. but when websites start demanding a verification token and you dont have it and thus get 404ed.... what's the point of wiping years of configs and tweaks to avoid the inevitable?
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>>108626848
you'd have to take measurements in the case and compare to the dimensions of whatever you get. single slot vs dual slot's also a consideration. i think most low profile cards draw from pcie only but double-check that too, shitty proprietary aio desktops often have absolute ass psus.
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>>108627065
Well what's more important to you, privacy or easy of use/convenience? It's a question you can never escape from and government and society will push you until you either walk away or give in.
It sucks, but much like the Jews in Fiddler on the Roof when they are kicked out of the village that they inhabited for literally centuries we move to find a better future.
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>>108624266
they just see you as an obvious bot. If you really want to use normalfag social media, you have to drop a bit of opsec.
I have a normalfag-passing ig than somehow got locked because my ISP changed IP lease not once but thrice a week, and on top of that I made the mistake of trying out firefox that same week
they really monitor your fingerprint hard and will punish you the moment it changes or the moment it starts looking unnatural
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>>108624947
are you using your ISPs DNS? same thing happened to me
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sister's laptop somehow would randomly BSoD or crash with graphical glitches when moving it or tapping a specific part of the chassis
Ran a gorillion diagnostics but they all came out green. Thought it was maybe a faulty internal connector or damaged system board. Instead of just giving up, I opened it up and reseated RAM sticks. Turns out that did the trick.
My question is, what exactly makes RAM sticks need to be reseated? Could it have been fall impact or something?
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>>108627531
Which one should i switch to? Google's?
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>>108627557
CloudFlare DNS is objectively the best
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Am I going to fuck my shit up by putting this 120v ac female outlet so close to the terminals on this switching power supply?
I’m worried that there will be arcing from the contacts (connected to N) which are pressed right up on the insulation coming from the ring connector on L. It should be fine, right? My AC input and DC output both have fuses too
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>>108627065
it isn't going to matter what distro you use. all websites and services online will require verification and if you don't have it, you'll be shut out.
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my computer is old. modern websites are terrible.

are there any maintained adblock filter lists that block known intensive/unnecessary scripts? my Firefox hangs if i have a few e.g. Twitter or Instagram tabs open at once (believe me, i'd love it if nobody used these sites, either).

i know about alternative frontends, but is there anything that just blocks known-bloated scripts locally, while allowing these websites to still function well enough? i can live even if that breaks 'infinite scroll' sites.
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>>108613354
Why was the image deleted?
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>>108628561
>120V
>arcing
No. And that would be fine for 240V too.
>>108624947
>>108627531
Only some shitty third world ISPs would have bad DNS service.
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>>108628997
Does it have an ssd? or is it just an old cpu
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>install 4chinXT
>nothing changes
What is happening?
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>>108629633
malware. 4chanx is better.
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>>108629680
>>108629680
it doesn't want to start. Also I would have to ask for more reasoning instead a simple "DUDE, malware".
XT started now.
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>>108629702
Fuck it, the og is enough for me. You are right. 4chinXT had errors and red warnings.
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I opened up my chrome today and ublock stopped working again.
Im assuming there's no way to reenable manifestv2 on 147 versions right?

Either way, is there any way I can recover the filters list at the very least? I tried everything but I dont know where to even start checking for something like that.
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File deleted.
>>108630083
Me too yesterday. After decades I said fuck you and went Brave today.
I am an hour deep and it's good. It just works. I need to debloat a few bits but I am happy. Manifesto V2 extensions work normally + it doesn't even need uBlock because it has its own blocker build in.
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>>108630106
Yeah I know I know I should change, and I tried to change to firefox but
There's some issues I have with some websites and accounts that wont work on other browsers for now, and I cant change until then. I also hate the way tabs work on firefox cause Im a tab fiend but thats besides the point

Please if you can help me and know how, right now I just want to get my old filter list and put it on ublock lite since lite seems to be working fine for what I want to do.
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>>108630113
I don't think Lite let's you use filter lists. I am not sure.
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>>108630130
But it has two filter lists tabs and one for custom filters
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>>108630136
I am wrong. I get it now. Chrome broke it and doesn't let you in your extension. I found this yesterday might help.
>add this to the Chrome shortcut on Target
--disable-features=ExtensionManifestV2Unsupported,ExtensionManifestV2Disable
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>>108630153
I already had this, still is there, doesnt work anymore since today.
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>>108630160
I gave up after this yesterday. Someone will figure it out again..
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>>108630214
Is there really no way for me to extract just the filters I had from the extension? Its not been removed fully I still have access to the files and everything, I just dont know where to look.
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>>108630160
Are you serious? Goddamnit I don't want to close my chrome now
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>>108626891

ffprobe showstreams look for no_audio or something then move those to folder
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why the dick isn't it possible to scale smaller on windows 10. I want to scale my screen to 80% so I have more estate. I literally can't.
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>>108626032
What tips and tricks do you want? It sounds like you just don't care. If you wanna pass sooner you literally just need to actually work on your classes instead of just leaving it till the last moment. If you're fine with repeating forever and the university keeps you on forever for some reason then you do you

Also employers usually look at CVs if they're putting any thought into hiring you, and spending like 10 years on a degree will look bad no matter what, especially if you don't have any good excuse like a terrible disease making you bedridden for 5 years or something. But maybe it's still better than no degree. Honestly 10 years ago I'd have told you to cut your losses and just go all-in on getting work experience but nowadays I have no clue how the entry level job market works anymore so good luck I guess
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>>108627065
If a global system requiring a third-party verified age certificate is rolled out, operating systems won't matter, you either give your ID to the israeli data harvesting company or you're blocked from the internet
If it remains mostly a theoretical or at-will thing, or with selective enforcement where practically speaking no-one cares and the government doesn't bother prosecuting 10,000 apt libshitsneed packages and your grandma's blog, then even using a "pozzed" distro won't matter since you can just enter "99 years old" on the setup screen
If some corpo distros start adding third-party verification of their own volition (kinda like Apple is doing right now) then for popular and big distros like Ubuntu there will almost certainly be patches or forks to avoid this
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>>108630489
You can do it in graphics card's settings to increase the desktop resolution, Virtual Super Resolution for amd I think, dsr for nvidia, some weird thing for intel
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Want to get into tech jobs but I know nothing about the field or where to begin. No path has been clearly laid out for me, it's not like I was born to IT parents or something like that. I'm curious if I should bother or give up, even though that kind of stuff really does seem interesting to me, in more ways than just money.
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>>108631227
Nevermind it's probably ogre. I'll never find an interesting job, no less one that pays well. Might just have to kms.
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% brew list glfw
/opt/homebrew/Cellar/glfw/3.4/include/GLFW/ (2 files)
/opt/homebrew/Cellar/glfw/3.4/lib/libglfw.3.4.dylib
/opt/homebrew/Cellar/glfw/3.4/lib/cmake/ (4 files)
/opt/homebrew/Cellar/glfw/3.4/lib/pkgconfig/glfw3.pc
/opt/homebrew/Cellar/glfw/3.4/lib/ (3 other files)
/opt/homebrew/Cellar/glfw/3.4/sbom.spdx.json
% brew list glfw | sed -n '4p'
/opt/homebrew/Cellar/glfw/3.4/include/GLFW/glfw3.h
Why is it not returning the 4th line?
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AMD Ryzen 9 8940hx or intel i7 14700hx??
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Uhh bros, the theme selector isn't working for me any more
adblock on/off, chrome or FF, 4chan XT disabled or enabled, doesn't matter. It won't let me change the theme back to Tomorrow (its only dark because I turned Dark Reader back on)
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I'm trying to connect my drawing tablet (Kamvas Pro 19) but doesn't work with my PC if I try to connect it via USB-C cable for display+data, which forces me to use the awful proprietary one. I checked and my CPU (7800x3d) does have iGpu. I am also using the right port on my mobo (Asus B650e-e) and still nothing. It all works fine with my notebook, so it's not the cable or the tablet.
Any ideas?
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>>108631951
usbc port on computer likely doesn't carry display. not all do, and it's less common on pcs
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>>108632133
God damn it, yeah it makes more sense for it to be more of a laptop feature. From various posts on forums I assumed it could be a bios thing since some people mentioned being able to. I updated mine as well but no luck. Thanks anon.
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>>108613354
some phisher sent an email to my work address (and to my co-workers). But all they wanted was our phone numbers. Why? What's the point? Isn't it trivially easy to find our phone numbers anyway?
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>>108632209
You can do a lot of nasty shit with just a phone number. Intercept a text and potentially get access to another account that relies on 2FA, or you know good old spoofing.
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>>108632209
it can be as small as confirming a human reads the email address so they can sell it to others.
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>>108632220
interesting. But isn't it still easy to find a phone number anyway?
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I'm going to be in the market for a new computer (laptop due to space) in the next few months... but I haven't directly purchased a laptop in more than a decade (it didn't last that long but a friend gave me what I'm currently using)... so I've got no idea where to start.

I don't need a cutting edge gaming laptop (I do enjoy games, but I fell out of the hobby YEARS ago), just something that I can do art on, browse the web, and do banking and other "should be fairly secure" stuff from... and I better not have to replace it for at least a decade (longer would be better; no major surgery on the thing more than every 5 years or so either). I'm open to trying Linux, ambivalent-to-skeptical of Windows and Apple, and refuse to touch another Chromebook. So, thoughts and recommendations? Budget is whatever; I will save up if it's worth it.
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I have a corporate version of Windows XP on CD/DVD from around 2005.
I have a bunch of laptops. Only one of them is 32-bit. Its a shitty dell with a floppy lid which I never liked. The other laptops are maybe like 15 years old and all 64-bit.
I want to install XP on one of the 64-bit laptops.
I'm going to have to use an HDD, ain't I?
any other concerns I should be aware of?
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>>108632613
If you're implying that it only has an ide interface internally, you can get adapters to sata, msata, and m.2 drives. Though, they will still be limited to 133MB/s by going through ide.
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>>108632748
nah, I won't need an adapter.
there are 2.5 inch HDDs in one of my drawers of parts.
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>>108613354
What's the difference between javascripts install and import? Why would I import when I can just run install everytime and have it automatically imported?
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>>108632831
Nevermind, I can just use require!
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What's the simplest "dumb" geothermal cooling system that could super cool a desert house in 120+ F? I know there's low tech earth pipe cooling but is there a level above that doesn't rely on highly computerized systems?
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Here's a super stupid question, I want to dwelve into Linux and play around with it, so I could use a Virtual Machine, but here's my paranoid nature, once I install it and uninstall the program VMWare, whatever, is there going to be remains on my PC? How do I make sure it completely frees the resources I allocated into the VM?
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>>108632906
dig a huge hole and put the house in it and cover it up.
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i have a weird problem sometimes when i close a couple of edge tabs pretty fast it will cause pc to lag for like 4 seconds and windows explorer to restart, i found only one person having this problem.
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>>108633168
forgot to post the link of the guy sadly nobody answered him and he deleted the post https://old.reddit.com/r/computerhelp/comments/1s4rair/my_file_explorer_keeps_crashing_whenever_i_close/
it started 2 weeks ago
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is seagate actually reliable (in terms of external HDDs)? im partial to WD since my current 3TD is 11 years old but seagate is cheap
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>>108633418
depends. either brand could die early or last half a century.
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>>108633528
yeah fair that's the thing :x
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>>108633418
For a sample size of one they're all the same. Nobody is turning out 50% failure rate drives.
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>>108633554
I appreciate the honestly. Just a poorfag mentality. Love you.
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>>108633658
Yeah I'm gigapoor. I recycle * Pro drives from my NAS instead of buying externals.
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Twice now I have had to kill a cloudflare turnstile process in firefox that ballooned up over 8gb. I can't find any relevant information about this. What to do about it certainly but first of all why in the UTTER FUCK hardened firefox is allowing it to spawn its own process independent of a web page.

This reminds me of catching service workers waking up suspended tabs or eating up gigabytes of local storage for absolutely no reason. Fucking web 52.0 horseshit.
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>>108633168
>>108633175
Try disabling hw acceleration.
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On windows, is there a way to set up notifications for certain sporting events? Like, if I only care about Starcraft II and Baseball for example, I want a notification when a game is about to be live.
Currently the only way I can think of it, is to set up a new twitch account, follow only the channels streaming the sports I want, and enabling email notifications for going live. That works for SCII, DotA and such, but some of the other sporting channels I watch are live 24/7 showing replays when there's no live sport, which would spoil the function.
I guess alternatively I will settle for a smartphone app, if I have to. but these are usually riddled with bullshit.
Anything like that exist?
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>>108632605
>Budget is whatever; I will save up if it's worth it
That's not what a budget is
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In vim, 12 is violet (not the usual purple but 57 in 256), but in terminal.app 12 is blue. Does anyone know what's going on?
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>>108613354
CSG is kill? anyway I had a question about aliexpress at the moment. for whatever reason my saver thing doesnt pop up anymore and let me get my .45-.70 cents off bonus, any reason why?
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>>108632986
Did your Linux virtual machine exist as an image file? You may want to securely erase that file.
>>108632613
>I'm going to have to use an HDD, ain't I?
It can be SSD too, it's not like SSDs require any extra drivers as the SATA interface is the same. Assuming you got SATA.
NVMe on the other hand is unsupported for sure.
>any other concerns I should be aware of?
Case the laptops are from around 2010 they could contain hardware that's unsupported by XP. Such as audio and networking.
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What we really need is External PCI Express cable+protocol, and to replace the standard PCIe with it.
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>>108636105
feel free to make it yourself
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>>108632605
get a Mac silicon (M series CPUs). you're the perfect use case
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>>108630083
What the fuck, I opened chrome again today and ublock is back, the fuck happened?
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>>108632605
I'd say m5 air will give you heaps of future proofing. I say m5 because it has 16/512 as it's base unlike the M4 which is 16/256 base.

however, you mention you want to do art on it. you could get a tab s9 ultra in addition to an m5 air. I had an Asus touch screen laptop that was pretty good but it had awful coil whine so I took it back.

I say this as a desktop Linux user. plus as a bonus when the m5 becomes depreciated Asahi will probs be ready for it
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>>108631116
Why would I say it took me 10 years to do my degree kek? I'm just going to lie on when I started college and pretend I work at a now non-existent company. They only look at your degree anyway and the grade you finished with. Who tf is honest in their CV? kek
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Is it possible to have more than one functional sound blaster card in a vintage PC? I'm trying to write a ORCA-like live-coding sequencer/synth for OPL chips with a retro TUI, and I want to give it as many voices as possible.
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>>108636336
>What we really need is External PCI Express cable+protocol, and to replace the standard PCIe with it.
Cables add latency and the signaling requirements are getting tighter with every version. There's a good reason the PCIe 5 capable connectors are as close as possible to the CPU/controller on every motherboard.
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Hey, I’ve got a classic car with an old cassette player/radio in the dashboard, and I want to connect my phone so I can use spotify or any mp3s I have in there, what’s the best way to do that?
Someone told me a cheap bluetooth adapter (pic) is the way to go, but I want to know what you guys think
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>>108632605
Yeah you're pretty much the perfect customer for apple
You can also get a thinkpad as a linux laptop. But if you're open to using macOS, apple has the genuinely better hardware right now
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>>108632986
Resources as in like RAM and CPU allocations are not persistent once you shut down the VM.
What is persistent is the "disk image", i.e. the storage you allocated to the VM. (Obviously, you normally wouldn't want the VM's virtual hard drive to get wiped on every shutdown.) So you just delete the disk image file when you're done.
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>>108638028
>the best way
Install a modern stereo.

The tape deck adapter is probably fine as long as it's not the kind that hides the entire tape, because the battery on that thing is going to get cooked fast and you'll end up needing to have it attached to power all the time.
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>>108636647
Some people call
>who tf is honest in their CV
Anyone who doesn't have shit to hide
If you are good at lying and keeping your story straight then you'll probably be fine, provided you actually have the skills and knowledge to back up your supposed "experience"

I will say though if it's taking you 10-15 years to finish classes meant for 4 years out of sheer laziness, you might have trouble landing more than a codemonkey job
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>>108638028
Back in the day I used one of these but with a jack to plug into the phone
I guess the bluetooth version is the modern evolution. Should work but like the other anon said you'll probably need to provide power
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>>108613354
Can someone with bash and js exp tell me why this script won't run? The goal is to have a .sh to open a new terminal window, open nodejs, and then input 1 line of js code with a second line that then checks the object definition to see if its working:
/code
xfce4-terminal -e 'nodejs' &
const ts = require('[insert library here]')
ts('testing')
exec $SHELL
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What are the disadvantages of a 1440/1600p display on a laptop?
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>>108638560
the pixels are smaller and there's more of them. so you end up increasing your default zoom while your gpu works harder pushing more pixels.
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>>108638028
I'd use an FM transmitter. Tape adapters have a tendency to need fine adjustment to make sure the read head of the tape deck is exactly aligned with it. So a bumpy road can shift the adapter and you'll have reduced audio quality until you sit there for a minute using your fingertips to push it around until you get it sorted.
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Is an nvidia shield worth it in current year?
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Why does Dell make it so hard to find a product number?
>need to replace laptop fan
>try to look it up with Service Tag on Dell
>Parts & Repairs gives pic-related
>Open up the laptop to look at my current fan
>Idiots at Dell didn't put the product number on the fan
I just need to know which fucking fan to get. Also why are there so many different fans anyway? If I look up fans for my laptop there are like 5 different fans for my laptop model.
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One of the keys on my laptop gets occasionally physically stuck for a second. I'm guessing something got under the key, but it's a new laptop and I don't want to break shit while voiding my warranty at the same time.
But I'm not sure if they would even bother with something small like this at the shop.
What do?
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>>108638635
>Is an nvidia shield worth it in current year?
That seems to be the consensus, yes.
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How into VPNs? I want to torrent shit and not get cease and desist. Thx
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Suddenly I'm getting an endless loop with Cloudflare on my desktop PC and I don't know what triggered. I'm using Brave.

I've tried EVERYTHING and nothing works, anyone else with a similar problem?
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>>108639519
i got that yesterday with a different browser. i quit and did a browser update and it was fixed.
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>>108639530
Thanks, will try that after eating. It also happened suddenly?
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>>108639387
Mullvad VPN
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>>108639387
Unironically /r/vpn and go by user reviews. Good enough for torrenting.

>>108639587
>no port forwarding
stop shilling this broken shit
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>>108639730
Not everyone needs port forwarding.
It's just really easy to set up, you don't even need an account. You can't have an account even.
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>>108639739
It's retarded to not have port forwarding if you're paying a VPN for the express purpose of torrents. Discover peers slower and get aggressively profiled by site operators for using the most well known VPN exit nodes. Who wouldn't sign up for this?
>It's just really easy to set up, you don't even need an account. You can't have an account even.
Also true for many VPN providers which don't have mulvad's problems.
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>>108639730
this is shitty advice.
protonvpn if you torrent, mullvad if you don't.
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>>108639764
There's nothing wrong with Proton, but there's nothing special about them either. Other than they're another large, well known provider whose exit nodes also get aggressively profiled.

The urge to flock toward one or two big brand providers is really stupid. VPNs work best when providers are as decentralized and commoditized as possible.
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>>108639801
sending someone to reddit is ALWAYS bad advice. they'll end up with whatever vpn has the largest discount or kickback for advertisers and won't be focused on the private part of vpn. proton is at least a step in the right direction and not based out of the US.
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>>108639823
Given the nature of the service you probably shouldn't be trying to get the cheapest one you can find either. This sounds like a (You) problem more than a reddit problem.
>not based out of the US
Also true for almost every provider.
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Is there a way to trim a video without having to re-render the whole thing or something?
I have a 3h video that I only need the first one or so hour of and I can't be fucked to load the whole thing into a video editor and render it.
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>>108639926
ffmpeg
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>>108639926
ffmpeg like the other anon, but If you want a gui then losslesscut with the export mode set to merge cuts/segments.
It only allows you to cut on keyframes but it has a smart cut mode that can reencode only the frames before the keyframe, allowing you to cut anywhere too.
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>>108640418
>>108640464
thanks a bunch lads
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How do run two instances of Tor expert bundle on the same computer with two different circuits?

I expected torrc to have some setting like "user hash" which together with the current time (in my mind) would determine how Tor goes through the network. But I can't find such setting.

When using Tor browser I can select "new identity" or something like "new Tor connection to this site" so there must be some way to make it go through the network differently.
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>>108640551
network namespaces
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What brands should I look into if I want a phone with good custom ROM support that's not a Pixel?
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>>108640694
time travel
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>>108640593
You're not giving me much to give on friend, it seems to be a Linux thing? I'm on Windows.
Isn't there anything built into Tor? What happens when I press "new identity" in Tor browser?
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>>108640797
oh, no, sorry, i misread what you typed. i was suggesting you investigate time travel to go back to when you had other options. everything sucks now.
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>>108640805
I don't know if you're serious and that it's impossible, or if you just decided to make fun of me for no reason.
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>>108613354
How hard or how easy is it to set up a bridge between Python and Javascript to use a javascript library? I know basic python, but would it just be easier to learn enough javascript instead?
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Could you design an exo suit that could a soldier survive a fpv killer drone or whatever they're called?
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>>108640843
A standard RPG-7 warhead can penetrate 500mm of steel armor
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>>108640826
i'm mostly serious. lineage is your only other real choice, and it's not great. you can see what phones it supports, but most of them will be unlocked in operation and you'll have issues with banking apps etc.
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>>108640938
i wrote >>108640551 maybe you're thinking you're talking with someone else with a different question
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>>108640843
No because concussive shock is a dirty whore. You can have a computerized weapon put holes in anything that looks vaguely like a drone within half a second. Which seems to be what all the major powers are moving toward.
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>>108640974
oh, network namespaces. uh search for "netns linux" and start reading. i find them confusing, but it's probably the cleanest way to run two tor's side by side and flip between them.
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>>108640713
So Pixels are the only option then?
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>>108641118
google has decided to lock down android and destroy all the fun, so your only option for a custom rom is to reward google by buying one of their phones. situation sucks.
also, damn it 4chan, you've broken captchas for me. i'm getting loops again.
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>>108641133
I see. Btw you were replying to the wrong anon earlier when you wrote >>108640805 and >>108640938
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>>108638560
Advantage is sharper text
Disadvantage is you probably need fractional scaling (i.e. 150% zoom), which in theory should be fine, but in practice may not always work well on some OSes or display servers or graphics card or phases of the moon. In comparison integer scaling (e.g. 200%, 2x) almost always works perfectly everywhere. But you'd need a 4k screen for that and it really hits diminishing returns.
You can also just use 100% scaling (i.e. no scaling) but on a laptop everything is probably going to be absolutely tiny.
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>>108640694
Option 1: buy a secondhand pixel, so google doesn't get money. They're extremely cheap, the a models (budget ones) have basically the same specs as the "flagship" ones but with a worse camera and a plastic back, and you can get a 1-2 year old one for under $200 easy, maybe even $100 or so. Instead of 5 or 7 years of update you end up with 3 or 5 years, which is still great, especially because of...

Option 2: wait for the Motorola support in 2027 (and pray Micay doesn't torpedo it by being a massive schizo sperg and scaring Motorola out of the deal somehow)

Well that, or just look into which phones are best supported by Lineage. You won't get the graphene wankery but you'll at least be able to use a phone without google services.
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>>108640842
Probably the latter
Also if you just need a simple script, it sounds like something an LLM could one-shot
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are these worth picking up for $4 each? found a bunch of em at my local Savers and thought they were interesting abandonware
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>>108638100
But it didn't take me 10 years to finish, I already explained my situation. Learn to read dumbass. I got fucked over by the plandemic and live in a terrible household. Not to mention that the job market is terrible where I live for any non-college jobs.
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>>108630305
thanks, anon
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>>108636374
>>108636582
>>108638069
Alright, thank you lads.

>>108634914
It's not like I really know what the market is right now and what's reasonable to begin with. Better I get called a moron by you guys than get scammed by some faggot.
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>>108641133
https://keepandroidopen.org/
alphabet can seriously go fuck themselves. this wrecks f-droid.
i wonder if it's part of the push for online ids? the more hoops you have to jump through to just own your own shit and use internet freely the weirder you will look for being "that guy" that isn't just bending over. kids born when all of this is already in place will have no knowledge of how it used to be.
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>>108640713
>>108641133
Are you kidding? This poster >>108641556 says that you can use lineage. Why so graphene centric?
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Someone got into one of my outlook emails. I went to sign in activities and selected "this wasn't me" right away. Does this forcibly kick the person out? I'm hoping there was no time to grab any meaning data or info from my emails.
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Are NPUs a temporary gimmick or are they here to stay?
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>>108642649
Yo what the fuck? I just bought a new android? Wtf do I do? Can I just not update?
It's so fucking gay how the internet I grew up with is all but dead.
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>>108643217
as I understand it it's not a regular update and there's no opt-out so there's no way to not get it. i bet it is already patched into your Android version long ago and just waits for a date or signal to activate. they're rolling it out a couple of countries one at a time, it will take at least until 2027 for it to become global.

i bet if Android forks and i try to put an unrestricted version of the OS on my phone i won't get access to the official app store and lose out on 99.99% of all apps, including banking apps. plus i will be put on some list of suspicious people.

yeah Internet is getting pretty gay. i hate all these bot checks websites do these days, i bet they aren't even necessary in most cases. the web was built on spiders (bot) that go around indexing everything but now all of a sudden we've lost that.
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>>108642657
The problem with lineage is that its goal is to "support" as many devices as possible, and that means tons of devices have unofficial ports, poorly maintained ports, etc. If you don't want to be stuck with a pajeet "good working port saar :) untested! bugs - you tell me :))" build updated once a year, you either need to identify the core devices that will actually remain updated for the foreseeable future, or learn to build your own port, which I heard isn't unsurmountable but it's definitely a bigger project than most people who just want to use their phone are looking for.

The second problem is that lots of phones don't get firmware and driver updates from the manufacturer, and the thing about Android is that unlike Linux, it does not come with in-tree drivers for random ass ARM hardware; you're entirely reliant on the manufacturers for those. So if you buy a Pixel with guaranteed 7 years of updates, you will actually get 7 years of updates. If you buy a chinkphone that drops support in 1 year, even if Lineage continues being updated, there's very real chances that say the baseband model has some bug or vulnerability and you will NEVER have it patched and you just have to walk around for years with an exploitable phone, connecting to untrusted networks with that vulnerable modem, for example.

And the third problem is in de-googling. Graphene lets you easily use multiple sandboxed user accounts, and you can install google services as a sandboxed (i.e. non-system) app on just a single account, and use that for when you absolutely need google related apps.
Lineage without gapps by default just prevents you from running anything that depends on them; microG exists but it too has gaps in its implementation, and last I had checked installing Lineage with microG had even patchier support than official Lineage (this might have changed in recent years idk).
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>>108643217
>Wtf do I do?
Use another ROM, like Lineage
If your phone has poor support and only an unofficial Lineage port or something then lmao you're fucked, imagine buying a phone in 2026 without first researching its OS support, if you "just" bought it return it and see >>108641556
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>>108643515
>>108643476
I don't keep up with tech news and never come here.
I bought a OnePlus 15 cause I saw it had the based snapdragon 8 and I wanted to use it with winlator which is working bretty gud so far
So the best way to get away from this Gewish nonsense is to buy a pixel and put lineage on it? Why a pixel in particular? and are these roms going to give me freedom at the expense of general usability of my phone?
Thanks again anons.
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>>108643565
The best way is to put GrapheneOS on it, but until motorola releases its compatible model (next year) graphene is only compatible with pixels
The second best way is to get something that's properly compatible with LineageOS, which doesn't get you the massive security wankery of graphene, and has the disadvantages I described here >>108643512, but it's a decent second best option for avoiding stock Google OS especially if you want to boycott Pixels for example

>and are these roms going to give me freedom at the expense of general usability of my phone?
In my experience, graphene literally just works, with one exception being apps that specifically check "are you running the exact Android version that I expect" and then think your device is "not secure" because it's not signed by Google (Graphene is much more secure than stock android btw). Some banking apps are moronically designed this way for example. I personally haven't had issues yet (then again I also boycott a lot of app-locked services on principle so I might have dodged some). One big thing to note in particular is that Google Pay won't work; though there's this thing called Curve Pay which apparently works, I haven't tried it because I don't want to add yet another intermediary seeing all my transactions (whether that be Google or some chink banking company).

Lineage is a bit more iffy. Now the last time I used lineage was probably 5-8 years ago, it was so annoying I ended up using a dumbphone for a few years instead, until I found graphene. But I had major issues finding builds with updates for my phone, and with google-related apps. If you explicitly buy a well supported phone, and if you don't need a lot of apps that rely on google, then it'll be fine. In my experience the biggest issue was Uber, which kinda worked but for example was unable to display maps and sometimes wouldn't work right, and there are simply no "foss alternatives" if you're somewhere unfamiliar and need a taxi.
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I want to upload lots of frames and make an album. Are there anon file upload providers for this? It looks like catbox an anonfile don't support this feature
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>>108613354
Is anyone able to make any sense of this poor excuse of a guide?
https://github.com/lucasmz1/Anylinux-AppImages/blob/main/HOW-TO-MAKE-THESE.md#quick-start-guide
>2) Download quick-sharun.sh from this repository
Where? How?
>3) Set environment variables to configure quick-sharun
What does that even mean and how do I do it?

>Step-by-step example
>Let's create an AppImage for a simple application. Here's a minimal example:
WTF even is this?
A script file I should download/copypaste in its entirety and run?
A list of individual commands I should execute?
Why does it look like it was specifically made for ArchLinux?
And how do I use it work on another distro?
What application is even being converted?
And how do I use it for other ones?

I'm growing fucking tired of these so-called "step-by-step" guides that instead of guiding you through the process, just throw a bunch of code at you and automatically assume you already know what to make of it.
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>>108643681
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>right click save image
>an image named igj2485.png already exists
>browser understands this and automatically names the image you're downloading igj2485 (1).png so you don't have to manually type a new name so the existing image doesn't get replaced
why in the year two thousand and fucking twenty six does firefox still not do this out of the box
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>get suspended on twitter wrongfully
>send a few appeals
>get an email today that I have been restored
>no fault found
>account still suspended when I log in
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>>108643691
These guides assume some basic fundamental knowledge. Like for example a step by step guide to driving somewhere is probably going to assume you know how to actually drive your car, and just tell you where to turn and where to go.

>Download quick-sharun.sh from this repository
It took me two seconds to find it. Hint: it sounds like a useful tool.
Then surely you know how to download a file.

>environment variables
This is one of those basic things where you really should just google "what is an environment variable". Or ask an LLM. In fact for a lot of this, an LLM is probably going to be really good at covering these basic topics. They have infinite patience, you can ask "I don't get it, explain it differently" or "explain using a food analogy" or "more simpler" ad infinitum, and basic topics like this almost never hallucinate anything these days.

>WTF even is this?
>A script file I should download/copypaste in its entirety and run?
>A list of individual commands I should execute?
A script is nothing more than a list of individual commands. (Sometimes they're complex composite commands, like loops or somesuch, but these are all simple ones.) You can execute them one by one by hand or save it as a script file and execute the entire thing.
Either way it's an example set of commands so you will likely want to edit them, at least replacing "myapp" with the actual thing you're packaging.

>Why does it look like it was specifically made for ArchLinux?
Because it uses pacman to install the application.
>And how do I use it work on another distro?
All the script does is run through the basic steps detailed above (download quick-sharun.sh, set environment variables, run quick-sharun.sh). The only Arch-specific thing seems to be the "install the application" step, so you'd change that for another distro.
>What application is even being converted?
"myapp"
>And how do I use it for other ones?
You'd follow the instructions but with your actual app.
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I'm working on a web app but I realized the layout / UI/UX I had in mind isn't working at all and makes the use of the app and the user flow so unituitive and complex that no one would use it the way it's intended. Now I don't know if the idea itself was bad or if a better design choice could save it. Should I start from scratch and only implement the UI necessary for one core feature and then build around that?



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