Is there an Android app that can let me infinitely vertically scroll through random/procedural selections from a group of media files I have on a Samba/WebDAV/whatever server? Like a personally-curated TikTok/Instagram?

>>108654364
meh a decent linux distro will be better than macos, since you've already tried it and hate it. install gentoo

as for bsd, it could work, it will be "stable" but it will likely require more effort and tinkering than linux would, which is why I'm unironically saying install gentoo instead. or arch. or even guix
I don't see why not use openbsd
maybe try it on really cheap hardware, see if you can buy a $50 thinkpad from 15 years ago on ebay that has compatible hardware supported by openbsd drivers and try it on that. or for that matter just try it in a vm I guess
drivers are always the issue with *bsd so if you're saying you plan to buy compatible hardware it will help a lot

>>108654712
You are insane

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>>108652447
>>108653039
theme selector is broken for me too (firefox) and it didn't help turning off adblocking

In SBCL lisp (and possibly other lisps) there's an implementation specific extension that lets you silence compiler warnings for only specific code blocks within a file (rather than just for the whole file). Is there a similar thing for C? Either generally or implementation-specific to GCC.

can i have a multiline command in bash for a script with an if statement in the middle?
for example

grep -r \
if [ $1 == "c" ] ; then
    -c \
fi
"$@" folder

so the input could be either "./search words words" and run grep -r "words words" folder/ or "./search c words words" and run grep -r -c "words words" folder/
thought maybe it would work but maybe this would just be confusing.

>>108655100
Put the if-fi block between backticks and echo the -c and it should work.

Alma or rocky Linux for a server? My goto distro is Debian but this hosting only has Ubuntu, it is just a webserver but I need automatic security updates.

>Google is a multi trillion dollar company
>Can't get extensions working on Chrome on Android
Why

>>108655551
ad revenue

>>108655551
They absolutely can get them to work but they don't want you to block ads and the like certainly don't want you breaking their own ecosystem in case of android as whole so they can collect and sell as much data as possible same thing with why they automatically sign you into the SMS and phone apps with your google account with the only option to log out being account removal from the whole system which takes away app updates. There are browsers like firefox and I think bromite too which have extensions if you actually want to use them

>>108655220
Rocky. Alma gave up on being 100% RedHat compatible.

>>108655065
GCC has pragmas for that.

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>>108654167
What is the usecase of a captcha if half of this board are spammers?

>>108656006
Reduce host costs by slowing traffic

>>108656006
to prevent the spammers that are too retarded to bypass the captcha

>>108656023
yes, we get only the BEST spammers

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>>108654703
>Does the -NoExit argument work?
It does, but that's not the effect I'm looking for. What I want is "pause" to happen instead.

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>>108656042
that's not even close to what I said

>>108656043
But why does the pause command not work? Add a semicolon at the end of the command like they do to break up statements and a pause:

; pause

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>>108656106
>Add a semicolon at the end of the command like they do to break up statements
That did it, that's the answer I'm looking for. I don't have experience with Powershell or cmd so I didn't know what to search for either.
Thank you very much anon, have a nice day/night!

What can I do with an old phone?

>>108656166
Same as a old iPod touch. Do anything as long as it doesn't require cellular or too much soc power.

>>108656166
postmarketos maybe

>>108655829
>pragmas
That helped me find the relevant part of the GCC manual, thanks!

>The '0' key on the numpad functions as an 'Insert' key when Numpad lock is not active
You've got to be kidding. Finally got a keyboard without the Insert key, only to find out about this. I thought I was finally rid of this nuisance. What even is the use case of the Insert key, anyway? All it does is get in the way.

I'm looking for a Firefox add-on that enables selectable adjustment of aspect ratio on YouTube. Any suggestions?

>>108656042
Only state sponsored propaganda and live autists for MY imageboard.

How shit at coding am I if I don't know checksums, queues, graphs and some other concepts?

>>108655100
Basically no not directly, but like the other anon said what you CAN do is invoke a sub-shell
You have to be aware that it's a subshell because it matters for things like environment variables etc.

>>108656166
really shitty live display for some webpage/kiosk feed. e.g. weather page, or monitoring your home network, or whatever

>>108657073
It's a standard keyboard key which means that some programs might have bindings on it for whatever autistic reason which means almost all keyboards include a way to type it one way or another (even those minimalist tiny keyboards usually have some method to type all standard keys, it's just more convoluted)
But most programs don't have anything specific to use it for so if there's text input they just implement the default original function of the key (switching between insert and overwrite mode), under the assumption that maybe 0.001% of people actually use it that way, and everyone else won't care

Sisters dog managed to eat the sillicone tip off my galaxy bud2

what do i do about replacing the tip? get generic ones on ebay? get official ones?

>>108657384
just get the cheapest thing you can find

>>108657285
>checksums
Takes 1 minute to "know" and you will never write one by hand. If you don't know it that means you just happened to never look it up before I suppose.
>queues
Actually a useful concept, take at least 5 minutes to learn what it is asap. You should be able to use a queue in a library or somesuch, not necessarily implement your own, but if I say "here's a component that sends network messages at random rates, we need to buffer them before consuming" you should know how to handle this.
>graphs
Extremely wide topic that's 90% maths, 10% translating math concepts into code. Useful to have a general understanding of, but doesn't come up very often in the day to day.

You sound sheltered if anything, or inexperienced: without exposure to some relatively simple complex. None of it is complicated and you can probably remedy all of this relatively easily.

>>108657391
I'm going to school but learned all those things in class ages ago but forgot them all. Kek

Asking because I have high aspirations but feel like I'm slacking hard.

>>108657420
If you just want to abstractly build knowledge/skills, then you'll have to do shit, make projects, whatever. You will forever remain a shitter programmer if you never program anything, and staring at textbooks won't help either.
Staring at textbooks is mostly for retards who can't understand shit, and need a book before they can do anything. If you're moderately intelligent you can skip right to the doing step and figure out as you go.
What you lack is experience

>>108657439
Yeah, I've been looking into projects and actually getting on some lately. What are some good projects for learning how to code spacecraft? Rockets?

>>108656166
Put it on airplane mode then put some ASMR videos/audio on it and plug your wired earbuds in and sleep with it next to your pillow, that way your normal phone can be used like a real phone but kept away from your head (like on a table across the room) so you don't get radiation poisoning from it.

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>>108656166
Use it as a navigator.
>>108657285
>>108657391
Aren't checksums/*hashes basic computer knowledge?
*assuming hash is a the same thing
t. non coder
>>108655220
Wildcard here but some VPS providers offer a so called rescue environment which allows you to install an arbitrary distro.
Blog: had a Hetzner VPS some time ago and used their Debian-based rescue environment to install Arch. (yes, I had an Arch server (and it worked great))
>>108655810
Does that matter for someone who's not looking for compatible Linux ecosystems?

>>108655551
They're not even letting you install apps starting this September. Time to switch to Lineage

>>108656006
>>108656017
>>108656023
>>108656042
Are you guys saying the captcha solver scripts work again? That's fucking nice. I gotta check this out

>>108655606
I just install FOSS messaging and phone apps, then set em as default

>>108657073
What keyboard? I have a Razer mechanical RGB keyboard, which i can customize to my heart's content. I can add or remove all the macros i want. You can redefine keys on the OS level, you know.

Something is eating all my phone RAM and CPU. Idk what (probably facebook). How can i tell precisely what it is?

>>108657793
>Does that matter for someone who's not looking for compatible Linux ecosystems?
You will be if Alma shuts down.

>>108657793
>Aren't checksums/*hashes basic computer knowledge?
What they are and how to use them, but outside of very specialized fields nobody does them by hand after college.

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Ok, i uninstalled Facebook and Facebook messenger and my phone runs faster. However, RAM usage is still at 80%. At least, according to a widget i have. My CPU usage is also spiking. I have no idea what's causing this. App doesn't show it. My keyboard is even lagging a little bit as i type this. Phone is Pixel 6A.

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How the fuck is this possible? Why is Android OS eating this much RAM?

>>108657285
If you understand how to script, to hell with all that shit. You should probably know what a checksum is though

>>108656166
There's one super cool thing you can do, but i can't tell you because it's a secret. But if you do have root, you can run servers from it. Even with no root you can run a server.

>>108654167
Whats the best adblocker to use now? for chrome?

>>108658752
It's not about your adblocker, it's about your filter list. It's 2026 and anons still don't realize how an adblocker works

where is 3D printing thread?

>>108658774
I don't have an adblocker and what's a filter list?

I know jackshit about how CPUswork
On the technical side of things, what is stopping amd from implementing the stuff that makes am5 CPUs faster on an AM4 chip and motherboard? There can't be that much difference between sockets and motherboards between architectures (same question for intel I guess)

>>108658364
when you close apps they are just frozen so if you've been opening and "closing" a lot of them they stick around in memory.
alternatively the browser or whatever just cache stuff in memory if it can because memory is meant to be used.

>>108658752
uBlock Origin in Brave (it's chromium).
why would you use Chrome the spyware browser? i'm sure Brave will get crippled eventually and then it's only a Firefox fork that's viable

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Can someone please help me identify pic related?

Is/was this a camera or motion detector?
It looks broken, is it?

Any idea how old this thing is or how long it has been broken?

How do I get YouTube videos to play in the background without paying?

The app that I used to watch Youtube videos in the background on my iphone is no longer usable because YouTube keeps on flagging me as a bot. It did the same when i downloaded pip.

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I've been using my Nokia N73 from 2006 to today. Now the central pin in the charging hole bent and broke, I can't charge it anymore. I can't replace it.
It's the perfect phone for me and I don't want to switch to gay touchscreen smartphones.
Is it possible to build some kind of induction thing inside the case so I can charge it with a modern induction charger and never have to worry again?

>>108659220
On an JeetPhone? You don't little piggy

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hello mister 4chan, why is not work?
Is no work on chrome and firefox

>>108657793
>Aren't checksums/*hashes basic computer knowledge?
Like the other anon said, knowing what it is is pretty basic, and also can be learned in a couple of minutes of looking it up, so not knowing is a sign of lacking experience rather than lacking skill or intelligence.

>*assuming hash is a the same thing
Kinda but they're used very differently. A hash is a way to calculate some constant sized "marker" from variable-length data. A hash can be uttely simple, e.g. just take the first X bytes from the data, 0-pad if the data's shorter than that.
A cryptographic hash, is often just confusing called "hash" as a shorthand, is different is that it has crucial properties of being one-way, meaning there is absolutely no way to find or even guess anything about the original data using just the hash. It should look as much like a random string as possible, and make it as unlikely as possible for two arbitrary inputs to have the same hash.

A checksum is somewhere in the middle: the useful property of a checksum is that if you change something about the input, the checksum will likely change. A weak checksum can also be extremely simple: a parity bit, i.e. literally taking the sum of all the bits in the input and saying whether it's odd or even, is a checksum. A stronger checksum will be more reliable at detecting changes. Importantly, a checksum is meant to detect random corruption, not malicious tampering, and it's often very easy to find a way to change the data while keeping the same checksum if you're doing it manually - it's considered fine as long as the odds of this happening by chance are low enough.

A cryptographic hash is usable as a very very very strong checksum, at the cost of usually being a lot more expensive to compute. A weak, non-cryptograhic hash is rarely a good checksum. And checksum algorithms are sometimes but not always useful when you need some specific weak and cheap hash.

>>108658817
>>>/diy/3dpg/

>>108658952
In a vacuum probably not much. The socket defines the form factor and importantly pin layout for the CPU connection. Technically, there's no particular correlation between CPU performance and pin layout. Maybe the new layout was easier to optimise for, but if they had to they likely would have made it work on the old AM4 layout.

Practically speaking, doing this would basically require redesigning most of the CPU, so they're not gonna do this for existing models. They would have to do this for the next, upcoming models, if they really wanted to. But they have no reason, because starting a new socket annoys people but by now AM5 is a couple of years old so they have absolutely zero reason to kill it and go back to AM4 now.

Also, other than the socket, the chips are different and maybe they'd want to keep the new faster chips as well. For example AM5 is all compatible with PCIe 5.0 while AM4 was almost only PCIe 4.0 if I remember correctly. So part of the reason is also marketing: they could make it compatible with old motherboards but they'd also want to make it clear to users which ones are the new ones that support all features, and which ones are old and will not provide all the advertised features. Just making an entirely new platform is the easiest way to do this.

>same question for intel
Yeah same applies to intel, in fact you can see that intel changes motherboard sockets practically every year while AMD kept AM4 going for so many years. There's no reason intel couldn't do the same, except that it wants to help its partners sell more motherboards.

I had a netac N530S SSD croak on me(controller failure most likely, refuses to boot even on my other PC from it's own NVME while plugged in, slows down the PC if i hot plug it).
Do i have a killer board (gigabyte GA-H81M-S, goes into bios just fine) on my hands or are sata SSDs really that unreliable? because this is the 2nd one that died in the same PC without changing any parts(kingston KC 600 now well past both warranties, repair shop said it was a controller failure)
Has anyone had any success with RMAs through the company(my local tech distributors are jews with only a 2 year listed warranty)
Will i be better off buying something like a WD blue 1 TB as a boot drive despite it having only 2 years warranty compared to a samsung, verbatim or another kingston SSD that have 3 years

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>>108654167
If somebody also has broken theme selection in 4chan, select catalog, change the theme and go back to list view.

I was so mad when it didn't work and even console shows error messages.

How can I download a Spotify playlist?
>Hard mode: No Github. I don't care about the fucking code.

>>108659220
Watch YouTube on browser

>>108660366
open in computer browser
press record in phone

What vpn should I use that's free(ish) if all I want to do is view my favorite twitter artists NSFW work?

>>108658299
In the developer options, does the running services menu show anything? Enable the cached services in the top right too

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>>108660364
This button is also broken and doesn't do anything when I click it.

Uncaught TypeError: can't access property "src", n.children[0] is undefined
    toggle https://s.4cdn.org/js/extension.min.1183.js:3
    onclick https://s.4cdn.org/js/extension.min.1183.js:5
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    toggle https://s.4cdn.org/js/extension.min.1183.js:3
    onclick https://s.4cdn.org/js/extension.min.1183.js:5

>>108654167
I use an old 2010s era Thinkpad for budget issues as all my higher-end stuff has broken down, and I want to run some older retro games on Steam, unfortunately the Steam client is bloated to hell and back and even on Linux it causes temps to rise high enough for it to overheat and crash when I am playing something as simple as Half-Life 1.
What's the best solution to fix this? Is there a solution to either debloat the Steam client or some alternative way to run Steam without running the client?

>>108661089
There's a TUI client I think, it's kinda janky but it might work.

>>108661089
repaste? save up for a fan? the computer shouldn't overheat.

>>108661118
I see, I'll give that a try. Thanks.

>>108661141
>repaste?
Already done that. My only suspicion is that maybe the heatsink is faulty or inadequate, although the heatsink's fan does work normally...
For context it's a Thinkpad T430 and I upgraded the CPU to an Intel i7-3632QM.
>the computer shouldn't overheat.
Really? It normally shouldn't?
I should give some rough stats, but it's normally between 50-60 celsius, and it rises up to 75-85 once I use Steam and it rises up to maximum temps for a fair amount of games on Steam including older stuff like HL1.

>>108661180
you're complaining about steam, like it's the problem, but it seems to be your fault. it didn't overheat before you changed the cpu, right?

>>108657793
They have a rescue env and Debian even has a way of installing itself via chroot called debootstrap but I was thinking of ditching it all together after the election drama.

>>108661195
>you're complaining about steam, like it's the problem,
I was told this by someone else, frankly. Though to be fair that guy was also shilling me some other stuff that turned out to not be true, so perhaps he was wrong.
>but it seems to be your fault.
I have a suspicion that when I cloned the original SHD main drive (I got scammed by the refurbisher that sold me the T430 and he had an SSHD instead instead of an SSD as advertised) into the new SSD that something might've fucked up with the distro. But that's my only other theory.
>it didn't overheat before you changed the cpu, right?
It didn't, but it did run insanely slowly to comical levels. I had initially assumed it was the CPU's problem, when I switched the CPU nothing changed, neither in temps and only a slight performance boost. It was when I discovered that the drive was not an SSD as advertised but an SSHD and I switched the drive from the original SSHD drive to the SSD that the problems began. I suspect because something fucked up in the cloning process.
It sounds insane and probably insanely technically improbable, but it's the only thing that has stayed consistent when I look back, it's why I am considering outright just wiping the drive and reinstalling everything and seeing if that works. But I wanted to see if the problem was elsewhere before I resorted to the nuclear option, and I entertained the possibility that it was the Steam client being the problem.
I wouldn't be asking these questions if I wasn't a total technical newbie admittedly, I've never built a PC nor upgraded any electronics before I used the T430. I did not make any mistakes in the thermal pasting either, I can confirm that with certainty. But if I messed something up in any other process like the drive cloning or even getting scammed by the CPU seller, that's a possibility I am willing to consider.

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>>108661247
>Debian even has a way of installing itself via chroot called debootstrap
I know and all remotely relevant distributions have something like it. The bootstrapping happens via a specialised tool such as Debootstrap or Arch Linux's pacstrap or there's a so called root filesystem tarball which you extract to your target mount point. Or both. Some (pajeet?) guides speak of this as "creating a container" as the step in an installation process is very much the same.

>>108661264
tldr but if you repasted and it kept overheating, your paste application may not have been good or the heatsink is not in contact with the paste
for laptops I use tpm 7950 (look it up on aliexpress for a few bucks) it's a phase change material that is solid when cooler and liquidish when hot so ideal for laptops

Which version of Mavis Beacon do you guys like best? I remember using an earlier version, I think somewhere in the 6-9 range, first, and then I think I used 12 later on, both on CDs.
One of them had some typing games I liked, I remember it had one with ants I think.
I already type well/quickly and am just trying to formalize my typing style to use more than my first two fingers on my right hand now, and to never "forget" where a key is and have to look, I have it memorized perfectly and can type for hours without looking, but sometimes I spontaneously lose the ability, especially between different keyboard sizes.
I am mostly interested in which versions have the best games, because I will be playing them more than I take the lessons.
I am also interested if you know of any more full typing games like Typing of the Dead or Epistory.

>>108655146
>>108657341
thanks for the answers, i actually realised just formatting it as a string probably makes more sense though

find="grep -r"
count="-c"
if [ "$1" == "c" ]; then
    find="${find} ${count}"
    shift
fi
$find "$@" "$folder"

is what i have now.

>>108661624
>but if you repasted and it kept overheating, your paste application may not have been good or the heatsink is not in contact with the paste
Hmm, that might be possible, I am willing to test it out. I've never had much experience pasting before and I tried my friend's advice of putting a decently-sized blob (not too small not too big) in the center. Perhaps I was misinformed.
>for laptops I use tpm 7950 (look it up on aliexpress for a few bucks) it's a phase change material that is solid when cooler and liquidish when hot so ideal for laptops
I'll definitely look into that, thank you. I was using an Arctic MX-4, I assume it probably wasn't the best choice all things considered.
Also, if I may ask. Do you know where I can get the best hinge replacement for the T430? That one also got busted, and I am afraid of buying some shitty knock-off that doesn't work.

are AMD or intel CPUS better for gaming laptops?

>>108661955
AMD as long as it's not one that Adrenalin auto-erotic asphyxiates itself trying to correctly update drivers for

>>108661818
I think it'd be even easier if you just do

if [ "$1" == "c" ]; then
  count_arg = "-c"
elif
  count_arg = ""
fi
grep -r "$count_arg" "$folder"

also do not fucking do

find="grep"

, it's almost on the level of #define true false. even if you keep it your way use a variable named "grep_cmd" or something

>>108662048
ah that might be better actually, thanks. and yeah find was just a placeholder for the post i was gonna go with search or something lol, still looks confusing though that's my bad

is in your corporate job also the rule ofnhyrbdik work where you need to be 40% at the office and people go there scan their card and walk home

>>108659220
On iPhone you need jailbreak

>>108658945
Adblockers are pretty much all the same. It's a DNS blocker. It blocks requests to/from specific domains (web addresses). For example, an adblocker won't let your device speak with (connect to), for instance
glowiespyware.com
Jewishadware.com
MossadVirus.is
..etc (those are examples not real links)

The sites (domains) that your adblocker blocks are your filter list. In other words, you can customize your filter list within the adblocker settings (extension settings). There, you can add or remove entire blocklists, and blacklist/whitelist specific sites. If you still don't understand, go look up how an adblocker works.

Also this goes a bit deeper, because an adblocker (aka DNS filter) can be placed inside your browser, inside your OS, or on your entire network. Or any combination thereof. Also look up how DNS works.

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Work is making us install something for vanta. As a guy who reads epubs/write short stories and make regular use of syncthing, I am frighten by it, because they're gonna catch me on my bullshit.
I know the only reason we're doing this is regulation purposes; my boss doesn't really care if I read no.country.for.old.men.epub between compile times
What would you do in my shoes to keep the habit going? It's the only thing that keeps me from necking myself. You can make fun of me all you want, but I read dozens of books in between the compile times. Having to watch a loading screen go by a minute 200+ times a day for now on will kill me.

>>108661818
>>108662048
Wouldn't it be simpler to not even mess around with putting grep flags in a variable?

if [ "$1" = 'c' ] ;then
    grep -rc "$2" "$folder"
else
    grep -r "$1" "$folder"
fi

Using $1 for a flag while using $@ as the grep search term should break the search whenever you do actually use 'c' mode.
That would expand to 'grep -rc c searchterm folder', which will cause grep to search for 'c' in 'searchterm' and in 'folder'. This would also cause issues even if you didn't use 'c' mode, but did include multiple entries that would get picked up by $@.

So if you ever do use the $1 for c, you will need to offset the search term to be the second entry $2.

Downside for my above code is you can't search for the letter 'c' as that will only act as a flag.

An alternative is to dedicate that first entry $1 to be a flag check every time, but that would require you to include a junk character to fill it every time you used it.

>>108664229
Just to add, if you did want to search for multiple terms at once look into capturing your search terms into a variable and passing that through sed with something like:

sed 's/ /\\|/g'

The above will replace the spaces with \|, changing 'a b c' into 'a\|b\|c' which will allow grep to search for all three terms at once.
Note that if you use grep with the -E or -P flag, that uses a non-backspaced | instead of \|.

>>108663751
buy an ereader

How do I patch up a small cut in my computer monitor screen? It is smaller than half a centimeter and is in the corner so it doesn't really bother me but it worries me that I might ruin my monitor if I clean off the screen with fluids. Is there anything I can cover it with so cleaner doesn't go into the monitor?

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>>108654167
how much of a risk is a shorted USB with a mouse that got severely soaked? (mouse itself, not the cable) not planning to use it for at least 2-3 days obviously and it wasn't plugged in when it happened, but if i didn't? or shorting a USB by plugging in a water damaged device in general
yes i fucked up quite a bit, but the silver lining is i was planning to replace that POS with the jumpy scroll soon anyway and my old mouse still works reasonably well

what happenes if you shorten a USB port anyway, from what i've read ranging from a shutdown and then like nothing happened to a damaged motherboard but i don't want to put this to the test

If some day 4chan shuts down (I wish that day never comes), what do you think will happen next? Will some of the mods or users from here create a new imageboard that will replace it? Creating an imageboard isn't that difficult, right? Someone should have like a copy of this one so if one day this is closed, a new group of people can make a new one that looks exactly the same.

>>108664532
Couldn't you just put some transparent tape over it?

How do I find deleted photos that were posted on reddit from certain users?

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>>108663751
You should be reading manpages at work, noob

>>108665345
Search up some archives maybe

>>108664935
It's not about the site. It's about the userbase. If this site got shutdown, the Americans would move to a similar one. In other words the new chan will remain a clearnet police state

>>108664532
Glass glue or clear resin

>>108660366
Run a pirate spotify client which allows you to do so

There's a weird behavior since I updated Firefox, for some reason when I open a quick reply box I can't highlight the text on the box(the post number in this case) I have to click around until "something" make the box work normally again but it resets whenever I quote anything else, any ideas?

>>108659829
Now works again in FF.

>>108666903
oh nice, it works again, thanks. what was the problem?

Does plugging your computer into a UPS increase or reduce the risk of an electrical fire?

>>108667073
Website problem. Go to an archived thread that was made/ended during the broken period and it still won't work there.

Well fuck, I went with rocky Linux afterall and is shite, apparently you can't upgrade between versions and the one they had is stuck on kernel 4.18, tried to upgrade anyways and brick it.
I've read alma Linux can be upgraded at least and my other option is Ubuntu but I don't know if snaps apply to server components too.

>>108667405
>4.18
what the fuck, that's from 2018, which by linux standards is ancient history

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does anyone knownwhere i can buy a replacememt screen for a "meebook p78 pro"

>>108667513
Eh, few years ago I found a $5/year VPS that came with kernel 2.6, they're not around anymore.

https://www.instructables.com/Light-to-Sound-Convertor/
https://lite2sound.com/circuits/
is there a ready to buy consumerist version of this for retards like me who don't know what an electronics is? couldn't find anything but the parts on aliexpress

How can i separate .webm video and audio files so they have separate default programs? windows 10