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>>>Read the sticky: >>105076684

>GNU/Linux questions: >>>/g/fglt
>Windows questions: >>>/g/fwt
>Programming questions: >>>/g/dpt
>Web development: >>>/g/wdg
>PC building? In this market?! >>>/g/pcbg
>Laptops designed for Serious Business™: >>>/g/tpg
>Server questions: >>>/g/hsg
>Cheap electronics: >>>/g/csg
>Need to phone a friend? >>>/g/spg
>Stupid questions? >>>/g/sqt

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>>109820045
is it a mistake to run mint 22 for local LLM?
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>>109820045
Does anybody know how to download gifs from twitter using gallery-dl? It seems that by default it downloads them as mp4 videos. I'm fairly new to gallery-dl but maybe there's a way to hook up ffmpeg into a post-processor to convert the files or something?
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Sometimes I have my vlc media player paused too long and it won't let me pull it up so I would have to close the window and reopen. Just now I had the problem where the whole program wouldn't pull up. I was able to fix it by fully uninstalling it and reinstalling it. I want to be able to do this with dolphin but it seems like there is an undetectable smidge of data that is preventing me from fully getting rid of it even though it looks like I deleted everything. What do?
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>>109820130
r/ imagus
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>>109819948
I did, but they are usually just dooming Amd or nvidia catching fire, or just tell you to gte wdblack, which is impossible to get at a reasonable price right now, I found this in a official store,1year warranty (in store) and still expensive for 1TB, but for now that + a 1TB internal HDD I have to save my media, should do the job for now, right?
I basically just want to game, browse and maybe ill do some 3d modeling and play with AI local slop
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is there anything better to use than media downloader for getting music and videos off youtube?
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>>109820080
Mint 22 is actually just Ubuntu 24.04 and I figure that's nicely supported. Why wouldn't it be?
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>>109820589
yt-dlp
if you're too dumb for cli, ask your nearby AI to write you a script that saves the file to your preference
or better yet, read the fucking documentation
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>>109820819
so it works again? I remember for a while it was down and there was a bunch of discourse about what to move onto
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>>109820841
lol, that happens every week with youtube trying to block it
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We have an ancient laptop at work because it's the only thing that can run some old proprietary software that my boss likes using. The laptop sucks, and I'd like to copy the software and improve it and bring it to the other PCs, but my boss won't let me copy the drive because he is too scared that the laptop is going to die any day now (it probably will).

He still has the original installation disk, but he no longer has the activation key.

I'm thinking I could just copy the disk and go from there, but I wouldn't know how to crack the activation. AI is very opposed to helping me on this topic, so I'm basically lost on what to do.

My questions are:
What would you do in this situation?
Are there any AI's that are actually uncensored for this type of thing that would be able to assist me with getting past the key activation?
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>>109821820
clone the drive to another drive and run that newly cloned drive on a new system?
you can trick ai for that but you'd have to pick your wording carefully or just use a local model
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Should you buy your daughter an iPhone just for iMessage?
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Can someone explain Git and comitting to a local repo?
I get it's a "versioned backup" but how does it know what's different from and to?
wb projects that have bigger assets in them like say UI, models, textures..? Is it going to make a copy of those every time I commit?
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whats the 4chanx meta since xt is dead and videos still dont work
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what ecosystem has better software Thermaltake or Lian Li?
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>>109820841
They have a nightly branch, no?
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>>109822786
Is iMessage "a thing" somewhere? Everyone just uses WhatsApp/Snapchat here.
t. euro
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Why are all my lecturers in CompSci either nigerians or pakistani? I don't understand shit they're saying. It's like they picked these people off the street.
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>>109820045
What would be a good laptop to buy? I just want min 16GB of ram, an SSD, decent battery life and not too pricy.
I don't even need it for gaming. I have a desktop but I'm afraid of buying a laptop in 2026 with less than 16 GB of ram.
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What's the best torrent client for mobile that's not riddled with ads?
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How hard would it be to mount a CPU cooler on a GPU? A laptop?
Why are E-ink displays so expensive? Are energy efficient screens a good alternative?
What's a good self hosted discord alternative that's secure?
Are there any politically or ideologically neutral linux distributions?
What would you consider the minimum specs for an AI chatbot that can impersonate someone fairly well and reply within a decent amount of time?
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Do we have AV1 support for webms already or are we still stuck with VP8/9?
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phone started bulging. a small but noticeable hump developed at the back. noticed it a month ago. hasnt grown any further as far as i can tell. it's about in the middle width wise, and higher than the middle vertically, above the exact midpoint of the phone but beneath where the camera module starts.

how much longer can i keep using it?
or should i get rid of asap?
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>>109821024
>>109823288
whats the command to always get best audio quality? FLAC is the best right? or is it opus?
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fuck y'all for not helping me.
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>>109826842
Assuming it's the battery, yea, it's bad. Get the battery replaced if it's worth it
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>>109827725
Afaik it uses the best available by default. Not everyone uploads lossless audio for FLAC
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>>109828123
also not sure if I did it right but tried making a bat file to just paste the url for a video and its not working
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>>109828175
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I'm not sure if this is the right thread for this, but could this suddent 180 turn from AI peddlers truly be due to legitimate concerns in regards to their bots going crazy or is this all a fear-mongering ruse and they're just covering their own asses by going "ok this AI thing didn't work but now you have to keep paying us to keep Skynet under control" because time is running out for them?
I'm fucking illiterate when it comes to LLMs, AI and whatnot and the thought of a rogue AI being able to cause immense damage with no way of stopping it gnaws at the back of my mind, I already have way too much stuff to worry about as is.
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>>109825909
You would probably have to engineer a mounting solution for the cpu heatsink. You would also have to think about cooling the VRMs, vram chips, and so on.
Alternatively, it's not super uncommon for people to deshroud gpus and attach cpu/case fans (picrel).
For a laptop it would be easier to get a cooling pad. Perhaps even remove the bottom of the case?

E-ink displays themselves aren't too expensive, and neither are e-readers. E-ink tablets are a bit of a niche market and you want to get a decently powerful one. Check aliexpress I guess

You can self host Matrix, Discord is far too popular though.
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>>109822835
Git is a bit complicated to explain in a post. You're basically doing operations on your local node graph (git repo), and pushing it to another.
Git detects file changes based off of the date modified and by diffing text files, although binary files do have support.
For large binary data, git LFS is used. This creates pointers to represent the files in the LFS store.
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>>109825802
For Android?
My info is outdated but I remember LibreTorrent being buggy as hell and the only other (viable) option being BiglyBT.
>>109825909
>How hard would it be to mount a CPU cooler on a GPU? A laptop?
Requires metal working skills.
>Why are E-ink displays so expensive?
They are? Thought the tech was cheap.
>Are energy efficient screens a good alternative?
What are energy efficient screens?
>Are there any politically or ideologically neutral linux distributions?
Most of them?
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What do you even do with a cyberdeck after you build it?
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best cheap ereader? i'm thirdworlder but i want to read
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*I already checked /gedg/s wiki and /agdg/ (over the years), there are links but no guides*

I want to learn to make 3d games in *insert your mother's favorite free engine*, I seriously don't care what engine as long as it supports 3D AND non euclidean geometry.

What
>Math
>Programming language
>3d modeling software
Should I learn
How do I
>Translate advanced math into *insert programming language*
>Remove AI from *insert engine*
>Run it on arch/cachyOS

And where is the old "beginner to advanced programming challenge" checklist
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>>109828907
used paperwhite
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>>109828918
nta but I got curious and damn those things are $200 brand new where I'm from
could you at least jailbreak it to pirate books?
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>>109828229
Any notion of these so-called AI breaking out of containment or having "thoughts" of their own to be able to independently do something they aren't supposed to do are marketing stints made by the companies peddling AI themselves. To what end, only they could tell but yeah it's probably a little bit of box a and a little bit of box b kind of thing.
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Could you please help identifying my BIOS chip? There's a chip close to the "BIOS" label on the board but it's got 16 pins, aren't BIOS chips 8 pins?
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>>109829206
they're often 8 but could be 16, googling the label ont he 16 pin ic points to an QSPI NOR device
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>>109829206
Either of those winbond could be.
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where to buy english-language tech books in eu without funding any satanic elite pedophile ring (amazon / ebay)? there doesn't seem to be anyone in my country selling this
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Is it true that people send cheese pizza on ham radio or is that a /g/ meme?
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>>109829295
>>109829339
What do I need for 16 pin? For 8 pin I was going to get a CH341a.
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>>109829717
>CH341a
if it didn't come with a 16 pin clip, you'd have to manually match each pin to a solder point on the back side of the board on the programmer
look into documentation of the bios chip
pic related
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Is there anywhere I can host a single html page and css file? Ideally without having to sign up anywhere
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>>109829896
Thank you
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>>109828683
Yeah, for Android. Was thinking maybe there was something better that I'm not aware of.
I'll try the Bigly one, thanks.

On that note.
Does anyone know if there is a working adblock for Chrome mobile available somewhere?
Nothing I tried seems to work properly.
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>>109828907
New? Probably some aliexpress thing
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>>109829922
>host a single html page and css file
That's literally something you could self host easily, assumed you got a so called public IP (mobile broadband for example don't usually have that (it's CGNAT'ed)). It's in fact super easy case you can deal with unencrypted HTTP.
>>109830240
>Was thinking maybe there was something better that I'm not aware of.
Generally you'd want anything that's open source.
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>>109829136
No jailbreak required. You can load any books you want over USB with Calibre. Just don't use the WiFi.
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Getting a lot of freezes on my new build
>gpu has fallen of the bus
tried so many things but can't get it fixed
weirdly i dont get the error while gaming, but only when doing stuff like shitposting or watching videos.
AI tells me its probably some kind of energy setting or the pcie slot is fucked
Will try the lower pcie slot to see if that one works when i have the time and energy, for now its just shitposting and watching videos with the igpu
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I've seen some posts on twitter talking about how newest AI models can decompile a game .exe, read and modify it to add features.
So could I buy a chatgpt subscription and point it to a old game on my computer and ask it to improve performance?
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>>109832258
You mean the latch isn't clicking when you push the gpu into it?
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>>109832423
No because that would require it to have intent. You have to know how you'd go about making it faster for the AI to do it.
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>>109829688
Dunno, ask /ham/ on /diy/
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>>109829688
I wouldn't be surprised if they used to back in the 90s when everyone was openly sharing cp on Usenet too, but you'd have to be insane to do it now.
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>>109825802
LibreTorrent
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I think I've read somewhere that by using usb to sata converter, you lose some capabilities (was it smart capabilities?) that causes accelerated drive failure. Am I right?
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>>109820045
How can I permanently delete this?
Uninstall Device doesn't work. As soon as I "Scan for Hardware Changes" it comes back.
I feel like this entry being recreated is what's blocking my DS4 from reconnecting.
I'm tired of having to restart my PC whenever I want to pair and use my DS4 wirelessly.
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>>109832598
>you lose some capabilities
Some controllers don't show SMART values, but a good quality one does. I know for a fact that the Sabrent ones do since I use a lot of them.
>that causes accelerated drive failure.
The fuck? No. Just because you can't read SMART info doesn't mean it will die 5 years earlier. SMART data is only there to see if a drive is failing. If you can't see it and it 'randomly' dies it's because you used some shitty one that doesn't tell you SMART data and you just assumed it died randomly.
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>>109832598
They can't cause accelerated drive failure unless it's a really stoved up enclosure that makes the drive cook itself. They can cause data corruption from broken UAS, which is a recurring problem. Always use some kind of integrity tracking with USB HDDs, even if it's just SFV files.
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>>109832450
no its installed perfectly, tried 2 gpus and they both give the same errors
maybe its some issue with a lane
or the cpu is fucked
anyway its just weird that shit just works when gaming, but freezes when watching videos and browsing. If i keep a 20 year old game on in the background i dont get any crashes
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Why is startpage so slow lately?
Any other recommended search engine?
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>>109831312
>something you could self host easily
Thanks for taking the time. That would work of course, though I was hoping I could send and forget it basically.
Occasionally you would see a link to a custom webpage in a general thread, but not so much any more. Dunno if they were self-hosted, never thought to inquire until now.
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>>109832609
dude just use ds4windows
its pointless trying to fight windows on drivers
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does 4chanx not auto link images to the archive anymore? whenever an image gets deleted i can't reopen it like i used to. i imagine its just some setting or url i need to change
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>>109820045
Why does setting up a printer still fucking suck like the 90s. It hasn't gotten any easier/smarter. It always fucks up trying to connect to the network. Absolute dogwater trash.

I even have a fucking Brother printer, a really good one and it still fucking sucks.

Of course it didn't come with a USB cable to connect it to your PC directly, because then people would do that instead of using their shitty phone app that datamines you.

FUCK
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>>109829163
Thanks for replying, I've seen way too many software engineers and similar people with no affiliation to any of these companies go on complex explanations on how this is legit and an AI could infinitely self-improve, bypass any security barriers and replicate itself anywhere with an internet connection and be essentially impossible to stop, this whole situation really has me on edge, I hope nothing bad happens and this is just me being a scared retard.
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>>109834911
What printer? I have a Brother printer and it has a USB-B cable.
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>>109835317
HL-L3220CDW. Mine also has a B port
I bought it to print out block posters, I'm gonna print out a bunch of sick posters
Just gotta wait for my cable to come from amazon
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Is it true that for high end setups, Windows is superior in terms of OS performance and running programs compared to Linux? think like, 5090, 9950x, rtx pro 6000, 9100 Pro.
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>>109820045
Recently I noticed torrents have been doubling in size from the size it says it is, to the actual file.
I.E. I torrent a 10mb file and when it downloads, it's 20mbs.
The weirder thing is if i move them to an external hard drive, the size moves down to like 13-14mbs.

I'm at a total loss for what is happening.
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>>109836227
Show a picture. Are you sure you're not mistaking file saize with size on disk?
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>>109836195
linux is generally faster, but linux is slower for gaming performance through proton, especially nvidia gpus
Recent-ish test for gaming performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PtOGYdtiBU
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>>109836248
>but linux is slower for gaming performance through proton, especially nvidia gpus
holy shit, that's a big difference. maybe i should replace my 4080 with a 9070xt ot something
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>>109834911
>It always fucks up trying to connect to the network.
What tries? Some "driver" package's application? Humor yourself and try the same printer on Linux, it will likely just work without any extra software.
>>109836195
>>109836248
Yes, it depends on hardware.
>>109832811
>Dunno if they were self-hosted, never thought to inquire until now.
A lot of people run VPS just for the lulz and host their whatever stuff from there instead of using their personal broadband. Especially when posting the IP/dynhost/domain here.
>never thought to inquire until now
Resolve the domain/hostname to get an IP and then "whois" the IP.
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>>109836241
Maybe? The file size on the site and torrent show the same, but what is actually downloaded is larger. This one isn't as bad, but if you download a torrent with multiple files, like from sad panda, it get bloated fast.
I only started to recently notice this as well.
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>>109836241
>>109836286
I also just checked a mega download for another episode.
>Game Center CX NC13 - Star Fox 64 [LocationScouts]
.mkv -234.9 MB
>Torrent is also 234.9MB
>However the file size i have from downloading the mega, and not torrenting is 246.3MB.
Is it an issue of file size verses size on disk like you said?
If that's the case, how is it only becoming noticeable now?
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When using the search in Windows's file/folder explorer, is there a way to get it to display all the files contained within a folder where the folder name matches the search query?
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>>109836286
>>109836324
Open the properties on it and check the actual size. Not what Windows Explorer is telling you.
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Will monitor technology ever get good?
We should have 8K displays at 27/32/40 inches standardized by now with the ability to do the following.

Integer scaling with variable refresh rates depending on input resolution.
7680x4320 4:4:4 RGB 10-bit uncompressed @ 60Hz
3840x2160 4:4:4 RGB 10-bit uncompressed @ 240Hz
2560x1440 4:4:4 RGB 10-bit uncompressed @ 480Hz

Pixel perfect 8K, or 4K, 1440p, or 1080p through emulation.
At the very least, lower res inputs should be able to do 120Hz.

Monitors at 1920x1080 and 2560x1440 shouldn't exist in 2026, but they do. I'm tired of shit slop on the market.
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>>109836495
That's even weirder.
>1,028,553,569 bytes (2.06 GB on disk)
But when I put it on my external hard drive it's
>1,028,553,569 bytes (1.03 GB on disk)
And when I reload it back onto my hard drive
>1,028,553,569 bytes (1.03 GB on disk)
So why the heck does it double in size originally, but then looks normal if I upload it to my external and redownload that?
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>>109836552
>1,028,553,569 bytes on all three
That's normal. Size on disk is different. Usually a restart can clear it. Whenever you download a file it mostly always has a bigger size on disk. You can read up on it.
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>>109836643
Weird, to do a quick test, I re-downloaded the torrent show disk size was double the file size and reset my computer, however it was still double the file size afterwards. But when I moved the file out of my download folder, it went back to normal size.

Also is there a reason the file size itself is larger than what is shown when you download it? Not even talking about size on disk for this one.
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>>109836785
Usually it should fix itself. Maybe there's a setting you need to turn on.
As to why this happens it's because of cluster size. A disk is divided into sizes. For example, a 16TB HDD has a cluster size of 8KB. If you download a file that is only 1KB it will still take up that whole cluster. So it will me 1KB size and 8KB Size on Disk. Torrents are notoriously horrible for this because it downloads files in fragments. It's why defragmenting was a thing for old HDDs. As for why your file doubled in size, I'm assuming it was a torrent software issue.
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>>109836847
Alright, I kinda get it. Weird I didn't notice it before, unless it's a new update.
Thank you for your assistance and information on this.
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>>109836861
If you want to double check if your files are getting defragmented go check task scheduler -> Microsoft -> Windows -> Defrag
See when it was last run. I don't know the trigger for it, but mine was run a couple days ago. Just make sure yours was run a couple days ago too and periodically check if it changes. If it does then you have nothing to worry about.
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is there any decent browser for android that simply wipes all browsing data on swipe? not on exit, but on swipe? ive only come across cromite and firefox focus. cromite has worked for a long time but its buggy now, sometimes it doesnt clear. firefox focus is perfect but it has a weird zoom in display on my phone its like 150% and i cant use about:config to fix it.
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How's the airflow in GPU stacks like this? Don't they choke out?
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>>109836890
I'm not on windows, so we don't have a defragging option. I do have an like a 20 year old desktop tower hat still has the defrag option since it was before SSD, so I do have a way to mcguver a solution.
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>>109837522
>airflow
>on a liquid cooling loop
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>>109836538
>8K displays
use case?
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>>109837775
If you're not on window and Linux instead then that's even better. I'm assuming your drives are ext4 which means they're pretty good at defragmenting files.
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How do I hide sites from my search results for example all .fandom.com sites
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why does google change my search for aoc's feet to aoc's tweet?
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I keep seeing these AI generated Seinfeld clips online. Are these made with a local model (and if so what model) with LoRAs or is there a site someplace that I can just pump in prompts?
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>>109837103
On swipe?
You need to disable the accessibility > automatic font sizing so the font size doesn't match your system font
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I really don't understand servers.
So when you start a server you put your IP and then after it you put something like :5001.

Does that mean that in your router, the 5001 door is being used by the program? And anyone with IP+door can also use the program?
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>>109839386
>Does that mean that in your router, the 5001 door is being used by the program?
No it means there's a program on your server reachable at <ip>:5001. The router only routes packets to their destination according to predetermined policy. Whether the program is reachable from a given network segment depends on your server's network policies and the router's.
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Is Session messenger or SimpleX on PC any good? I need a Discord alternative that doesn't require email or phone numbers...
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>>109839386
Do you understand connections in general? In TCP and UDP there are ports in both ends, the "server" just so happened to be the one who answered the call and client is the one who made the call.
>router
Or are you asking what's picrel about?
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>>109840016
>Do you understand connections in general? No, I always have problems understanding those and every time I ask a teacher I learn nothing.
It's that one topic I never end up understanding.
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>>109832671
Try disabling Hardware Accelerated GPU. I think that's what's making your GPU enter a low power state. And having a game open just prevents that so I think that's the reason.
If not then you're shit out of luck.
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Can someone explain to me what the fuck .dll's even are?
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>>109840447
Dynamic Link Library. Think of it as an actual library. It's where all the code of the OS or program is. So when a program wants to do X, it looks for the dll file that tells the program how to do X.
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>>109840447
dynamic link libaries, or shared libraries (.so) on linux, are basically code that gets compiled into a separate file instead of an executable (.exe).
In C/C++ and other programming languages, an executable (or other dll) can run code from a dll by doing something like
LoadLibrary(".\my_dll.dll")
to open the dll, and then to get a function (some code) in the dll
GetProcAddress("my_function_name")
is used. This can then be ran like a regular function in the executable/programs
It's a bunch of code, yea.
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I'm using sway with arch, I'm looking for a normal display manager that just shows a wallpaper, the user and password input fields and the login button. I've tried multiple dm and they are all shit, I just need a minimal one with 2 fields and 1 button, is it so hard to get one without all the bullshit?
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I tried installing Office on MAC via the massgrave thing but nothing works. Is it a issue with the latest iOS update?
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>>109840447
basically common program functions that can be loaded by other programs to extend their functionality.

like as a random example, say you're writing a program, and you want your program to be able to read .jpg files. you could write a jpeg decoder, but why do that when there's freely available code to do that. you could take that code and copy it into your program, and for simpler functions that might make more sense, but this isn't a simple function. you might also not be legally allowed to copy the code into your program depending on the licenses involved. so you leave the jpeg decoder as a separate .dll and instead make your program link to it at runtime, while the program is running it's as if the code was copied but instead it's copied when the program is run instead of being combined ahead of time.
this has a few benefits, like licensing, or to be able to replace the jpeg decoding library to say fix security issues or add functionality without needing to rebuild the program that uses it. the library can also be shared with other programs that need jpeg decoding support, saving space.
one place that libraries are irreplaceable and not just for legal reasons are ones that are vendor-specific in some way, like for example your video card driver may provide a library to provide opengl/directx functionality, but that library is specific to your brand of video card, so simply copying the code is not possible, as in even if you had access to the source code to copy, it wouldn't make sense since then your program would only work with a specific version of a driver for a specific brand of video cards. basically this can be used as a means of abstraction, to provide different methods of performing the same function.
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How do I afford an iPhone as a third worlder with a $600/month post-tax salary?
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>>109840943
Get an older model.
Or buy a broken one and piecemeal one with spare parts.
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>>109840943
You don't ever buy the latest one. Simple as that.
Mine is a 16 and can do anything I want. I don't see issue in anything more advanced unless Apple starts fucking me over with forced updates again.
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>>109840943
get a second hand one. apple fags like to praise apple for providing support/updates for a long time (but they would never ever use last years' model)
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>>109840969
>>109840975
I don't know if in your country older models are much cheaper than new ones because people can generally afford latest ones or something, but the decrease in price per each generation is so small that an iPhone 13 is barely less expensive than an iPhone 17e.
That said I'm assuming you didn't mean outright used ones, so I haven't looked for the used ones yet. Although I wouldn't be surprised if these supposedly-new iPhone 13 are refurbished in reality
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>>109841280
i mean second hand. i'm not in a third world country and could afford a new flagship phone if i wanted one (not super rich or anything but it wouldn't ruin me), but i don't really care that much about phones. i'm using an s21 ultra i bought off a friend who upgraded. just factory reset it, wipe it down with alcohol (phones are dirty), and pretend you've owned it a few years. what's the difference?
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I just use a $200 motorola and a $20 motorola razr for work.
I don't need fancy shit. As long as it can call and text I'm fine.
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>>109832609
So, uhh. Here's a better question.
Why do you want to?

Can't you simply disable it? Right click, "Disable device" should persist and let it remain installed (preventing re-installation by plug-n-play behavior) and keeping it disabled.

Alternatively, remove the physical device that it is a part of and you should see it gone forever. This could mean swapping your Wi-Fi card out for something without Bluetooth. You might also have the ability to disable the Bluetooth down in your BIOS/UEFI as well, this isn't really something you're meant to "uninstall" in Device Manager in your OS. Disable is what you're meant to do here, if you don't want to block/remove physically or in BIOS.
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Is there a reason why torrents often stall at 99.9%?
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What can you use to ban computers from accessing your system or service that isn't IP or Mac address? Let's say for example you pay for an account and the user is a bad actor that does something to warrant having their account banned, but they just make a new account. You can pretty much spoof everything at this point so I'm at a loss unless you tie their physical identity to their account, or add so many hoops to jump through that most people won't bother.
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Is there a modern laptop on the market that has a similar form factor to the Sony VAIO U 2003?
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>>109841665
torrents work by requesting small pieces from many peers, some peers are faster than others.
when you near completion, there's fewer pieces you need to complete the torrent, which means fewer peers to download from, which is why they can slow right down near the end.
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>>109833138
>dude just use ds4windows
I tried it, and it doesn't solve my problem (after having the PC turned on for X amount of time, Windows no longer recognizes my DS4 unless I restart.)

>>109841579
>Why do you want to?
>>109832609
>I feel like this entry being recreated is what's blocking my DS4 from reconnecting.
>I'm tired of having to restart my PC whenever I want to pair and use my DS4 wirelessly.
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>>109841674
Make it so users have to put time into a new account (sadpanda) or pay a nominal fee (Valve).
>I'm at a loss unless you tie their physical identity to their account
This is a very stupid and roundabout way of charging a fee.
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>>109842266
I heard that in south korea you have to tie your national ID to your account, so if you get banned on services like games, you can't make another account without getting a black market ID.
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>>109842520
Yeah asking for ID is just signing up to get cucked by jeets and russkies.
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>>109820080
No, the only mistake would be to not run mint
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>>109821820
You can get uncensored ai models off hugging face ez.
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>>109827990
Sorry anon, God bless you
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>>109832497
Don't listen to this guy, it depends on the game and how it's structured anon. A game like HOI3 has all the files available just ran through the exe, but other games might have everything encode/encapsulated for lack of a better term and the AI can't modify it
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>>109821820
If he thinks the laptop is going to die then copying the drive before it dies is the best thing you could do. You could put it in a VM or something.
As long as the activation key doesn't use something like the motherboard id or something like that, it would work.
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>>109836248
Dirty fucking liar stfu
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>>109837785
You still need airflow for the vram because a lot of the liquid coolers don't cover vram
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>>109842845
ir's true
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>>109822835
It keeps diffs of every change in the files (each commit is a change). Having an external repo just means you copy your local diffs to the remote one.
I wouldn't say it's "backup" because it's still in the same drive as your project. The drive dies, the git repo dies with it. But it helps a lot because it makes it easier to replicate the changes to remote computers (or other drives in the same computer) while preserving the change history.
Not good for big files, it's made for text files with diff based on new lines, which doesn't work with binary files. Use git LFS for that like the other anon said.
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>>109841674
Give an account access little by little. If they create a new one, they need to wait to gain the same level of access. Maybe add some kind of karma.
>>109841579
I'm 49% sure those things get stored somewhere in the registry. Figure out where, then make a script that deletes the keys.
>>109839069
The old infinite seinfeld from twitch or something else? It started after chatgpt became a thing so most probably not local.
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>>109820045
Where can I find some matrix instances to sign up at? I'd like to give matrix a chance but I don't want to use the main official one.
>>109832713
>Any other recommended search engine?
4get, librey, degoog, searxng.
>>109840792
what is she looking at?
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>>109841919
i bet you probably fucked with your bluetooth drivers by fingering them in device manager and it's bluetooth itself that requires a reboot to be seen again
wireless controller is supposed to be in that list. it stays there permanently.
you didn't show the other entries, there could be up to like six of them, don't fuck with any of them. one of them is your actual adapter. in its properties it shows name and address, which is the mac ID it broadcasts. the name is a copy of your PC's name, so i hope you didn't name your PC some fucking weird weeb shit.

completely reinstall your bluetooth drivers, reset the ds4 by sticking a pin in the hole for 30 secs, pair it to windows normally in the bluetooth panel, then set ds4windows back up again through settings > util > controller/driver setup

install vigembus driver and follow the steps in that panel. if you get controller working wired/wireless just stop there, don't install hidhide or do any other optional bullshit

profiles > edit > other > virtual controller settings > emulated controller: dualshock 4 & UNTICK disable virtual controller > click save

go to output slots and picrel make sure it's on an output slot

now go to settings > utils > click control panel, it opens joy.cpl, you will see TWO wireless controllers. test both. one will not work. usually it's the first one. click properties and wiggle the sticks/push buttons.

now that you confirmed it's working, look back inside ds4windows. in settings panel in top left, you can now click HIDE DS4 CONTROLLER. it will hide the non-working one.

click control panel again and test it, the remaining wireless controller entry should be the only functional one now.

now whenever you wanna turn off your DS4, use the disconnect menu from ds4window's system tray icon, or hold the ps button for 12 seconds
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>>109820045
I'm thinking of "upgrading" my gaming PC for AI stuff and am considering a DDR4 server. I not in a position to have 2 rigs atm.
How fucked will I be trying to game on a Xeon W-3365?
The only demanding game I care about playing is MHWilds but I NEED to be able play it at 60fps.
I can't find jackshit anywhere online about gaming on workstation Xeons.
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>>109843313
Pretty bad. Games really want single core performance and most workstations Xeons doesn't have the oomph for it, especially modern games.
It's possible to get 60FPS if you turn down the settings and resolution though. I've gotten 60FPS on GW2 on a Xeon CPU before, but that was with the lowest possible setting and playing at 720p.
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is there anything i should be wary of when updating bios? ive never done it before and ill an hero if i brick my shit
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for the last day or two, my Internet has been shitting the bed. it still works, but it is extremely slow and cuts out for a minute before coming back
so slow that youtube isn't loading and says no Internet even though I do have Internet
even my computer with an ethernet cable connected to it is suffering from the same symptoms but to a lesser extent, as in it also loses Internet for a minute every now and then and is too slow to do anything online, but it isn't nearly as bad as the wifi computers and when I downloaded a game on steam it immediately jumped back up to it's usual speed of between 30-90 mbps, only to slow back down after the download is finished
how can I tell if this is an issue with the router or an issue with the ISP?
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>>109843596
Don't turn it off in the middle, that's all you really need. Use a UPS so you don't have to worry about a power outage.
If it does brick then you can probably sell it for parts to fund your funeral.
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>>109843596
that you don't need to do it unless the update adds a feature you need

>>109843627
the service lines that run from the pole to your house/whatever are damaged and need to be replaced
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>>109843627
>cuts out for a minute before coming back
>says no Internet even though I do have Internet
>computer with an ethernet cable connected to it is suffering from the same symptoms but to a lesser extent, as in it also loses Internet for a minute every now
>he wifi computers and when I downloaded a game on steam it immediately jumped back up to it's usual speed of between 30-90 mbps, only to slow back down after the download is finished
The boost in steam in particular weirds me, but the rest strikes me more as a physical problem like a cable nearly torn or a clogged fan that can't cool something overheating.
Problem is that can be anywhere between your router and the pole outside. You'd need to call someone from that service to come over, check and fix whatever happened
t. there was once a time a tree fell over and tore the cable for mine. In the end it wasn't the location the tree fell, but the subterrean cable the roots dragged.
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>>109843655
>unless the update adds a feature you need
it does
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>>109843673
What does it add? Most BIOS update isn't that important to consoomers.
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>>109843689
rebar
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Say you have dotfiles in .config, what exactly happens when the software updates? What if they have new info that needs to go into a config file in a certain place? What if the entire config's language is changed like in the case of hyprland? Some of these config files like say the kitty config file is like a hundred pages of code, can I safely just make small edits and not worry about it?
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I don't know if it is needed to use the spoilers function in all the posts or only in the OP. I see that almost nobody uses it inside a thread, they only use it in the OP. It wouldn't be logical that if you haven't watched a movie that you go inside a thread about it but the function is there for all the posts, not only the OP so I don't know.

How do you see it?
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>>109843786
They're used pretty well in threads on /a/, but yeah, people mostly speak however they want to the open forum. It's a useful optional feature to be polite
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>>109843899
The problem is that when you are inside of a thread posting back and forth with other people about the movie you would need to put almost all you say about the movie in spoilers so it would be almost all black. Also I don't see many people doing it so I guess they don't do bans for that if you don't do it in the OP. This is just speculation. The thing is that I don't want to get a ban for something like that so I don't know what to do but I also don't like constantly putting almost all the text in black and think that if you haven't watched a movie you shouldn't go into a thread about it. That is how I do it. You could say that people like to read opinions about the movie and not the plot but everyone knows that it's too risky to do that because there is always someone that writes about the plot.
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>>109820221
FUCK YOU FOR NOT HELPING ME FUCK YOU NO HELPING FUCK YOU NOT HELPING FUCK YOU FOR NOT HELPING ME. IT'S HAPPENING TO STEAM TOO NOW.
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>>109842653
>>109844023
Figured it out if you have two cables attached to one monitor the machine remembers to put the thing on the phantom monitor even after you delete it.
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>>109840447
Libraries, programs that programs use.
In Linux the library thing more obvious. For example if there's a program that wants to deal with PNG pictures, it uses libpng. (and they even name all those libraries lib*)
>>109840097
People who don't get networking are usually overthinking it and biting off more than they can chew. Learn IP before the port thing as ports are about TCP and UDP, not IP itself.
>>109841665
They do? If it's a rare one be sure to open up a port so you can receive connections, it's important to be a class-A citizen in those situations. And if you don't have IPv6 you could consider a IPv6 tunnel just in case there's that one IPv6-only peer. It's a bit of a stretch but just saying.
>>109841674
>that isn't IP or Mac address?
Mac address as in Ethernet? Case your service is listening to an IP address, it wouldn't know anything about the physical Ethernet. Your question doesn't make any sense.
>Let's say for example you pay for an account and the user is a bad actor that does something to warrant having their account banned, but they just make a new account.
You cannot figure out some rando's Ethernet block over the internet.
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>>109843725
>dotfiles
Fuck I hate this jargon, what does it even mean? Does it mean user configs (in hidden directories) or just hidden directories in general? You know, a file or a directory is "hidden" in Linux/Unix when it starts with a dot.
>what exactly happens when the software updates
It's completely up to the software in question.
>What if they have new info that needs to go into a config file in a certain place
Some are smart and update the configuration.
I passed this topic in /fglt/ when telling distrohoppers to carry their $HOME to a new installation when someone said not to do it.
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>>109844008
If you are discussing a show that just aired, it is expected that there will be spoilers about that show and retards that go into the thread will get spoiled and it's their own fault.
Most people talking about future episodes, or a movie that hasn't released yet, but have read the manga/novel will put it in spoilers to be polite. There's a shortcut so it's not much work to add the tags. You could open the inspector and change the spoiler if you want to show all spoilers without moving the mouse.
That said, I was once banned for a day for not spoiling something in a manga storytime thread for an old manga. So I guess it depends on how much people get pissed about the spoilers and report them.
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What AI service is both similar to chatGPT when it comes to image generation but is the least restricted? I want to get some body horror concepts out of my head and I want something as convenient as chatGPT
>Is entirely conversational. I can tell it what I want using normal writing instead of having to use tags.
>Conversational as in I can tell it "draw a pic of blah blah with blah and have it blah but don't make it blah"
>Doesn't require experimenting with LORAs and checkpoints and all that
>Can take inspiration from a few reference images I give it
>I can tell it "now edit this pic and change it so that blahblah"
>Most importantly, is lenient in what content it can generate. Nudity would be nice but I am more looking for body horror
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Where can I get brain dumps for the CCNA?
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>>109842644
what would you recommend?
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I don't use Spotify and I don't plan to.
Is there an online radio or something so I can discover some indie music? Preferably something that I can search for different genres. Or is Spotify the best thing right now? I really don't want to make an account. If UBO works on the website then I might be able to tolerate it, but I want fresh suggestions each time. Like, if I listen to some rock music and I keep getting suggested rock music, then great. But if I then switch to listening to classical music then it might still suggest me rock music or both at the same time.
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>>109843063
>i bet you probably fucked with your bluetooth drivers by fingering them in device manager and it's bluetooth itself that requires a reboot to be seen again
I rebooted Bluetooth several times.
Through services.msc, through Device Manager itself, but no, everything is enabled and the result is always the same.
I put the DS4 on Pairing Mode, I hit the Bluetooth menu through my taskbar, and Wireless Controller never shows up.
(I pair and unpair it frequently because I also use it for a tablet I carry around while travelling.)

>you didn't show the other entries, there could be up to like six of them
There's only one Wireless Controller in the entirety of the Device Manager, including hidden devices, and it's right in the Bluetooth section.

>reset the ds4 by sticking a pin in the hole for 30 secs
I didn't know about this trick to be completely honest with you. The last joystick I used was the PS2's on my PS2 over a decade ago, so thanks.

So, let's say I follow the rest of your advice, how do you suggest me to handle my use case where, again, I need to be unpairing my DS4 from my PC to link it to my tablet and then back again to the PC?
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is there any decent place to watch things like boomerang and disney online
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I'm going in for an operation in about a weeks time and for about 4-5 days afterwards I'm not going to be able to see. Is there any program people have used to convert text to speech other than the built in one from windows?
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>>109844975
>I put the DS4 on Pairing Mode, I hit the Bluetooth menu through my taskbar, and Wireless Controller never shows up
and are you going into bluetooth panel in windows and clicking add device? and is it failing to pair even if you select bluetooth device, or other device?
i didn't see you mention you've been re-pairing it between devices until now, as you know the ds4 can only have one pairing at a time
there is an option at the bottom of this panel to show notifications to connect using swift pair, if it works, then i think that is what you want
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Suddenly Brave has been blocking me from my movies and shows I have bought over the years. Any ideas why? I can't play them in brave but others work? any ideas /g/ooners?
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>>109845282
Brave is doing some fucky wucky things at the moment. They are doing all they can to make YouTube as unfriendly to people as they can. I wouldnt be suprised if there is some overlap with other streaming websites
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>>109845417
What do we know right now? Why don't they like Youtube right now? All other videos on the platform seem to work fine.
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How in the everloving fuck is it okay for a 4TB WD Blue to be close in price to a 12TB Red I bought 3.5 years ago
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We finally got a Google TV and it's complicated as fuck to my tech illiterate parents who actually watch TV all day.
Was Google TV OS developed for people who fucking hate regular TV and just want a massive tablet with even shittier controls? Seriously. It doesn't even take you to the channel 1 when you power it on. It just takes you to app select screen.
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I suddenly started getting the
>There was an issue signing you into YouTube. Troubleshoot here.
error message, worked fine yesterday. I've tried just about every solution I found, sans using another browser. ANY idea how to fix this? Firefox got an update on Wednesday, I wonder if it's related to that.
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why is amazon destroying books after feeding them to A I

I am positive their A I can't and won't print the book on demand meaning they don't have a copy of the book so why destroy it?
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>>109845808
because it's easier for their automated scans to destroy the spine of the book and have it scanned per page than have someone turn the pages manually for scans with the spine still intact
>>109845678
because retards think the world is better with their regurgitated slop
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lately my WD blue 2TB HDD has started to act up, but I'm not sure if it's the component itself or just some W11 shenanigans. it's mostly used as just storage and recording shadowplay game clips on it (yes the buffer is also on the same drive)

recently I was watching a mkv file in MPC-HC and suddenly the video froze completely, but the seek bar continued to go forward. after some seconds the video would catch up and prooced normally, but I did change the file location to another drive and had no problems with playback after. during gaming I've gotten twice a notification that "instant replay has been disabled" from nvidia overlay and I need to re-enable it.

any idea what's going on? the drive itself is 1-2 years old, crystaldisk says its condition is "good"
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Not a question but I just wanna complain about how fucking retarded the cloudflare captcha everywhere has become.
And it's not just that the captcha is constantly required, which is bad enough but at least it lets me pass even on my normal browser, unlike google recaptcha. The bigger problem though is that websites added the captcha and configured it to be super fucking aggressive without giving a single thought to the design of their website.
>hover over element that is hoverable
>nothing happens
>click to switch tabs in website
>nothing happens
>open list of things
>icons don't load
>click "load more"
>nothing loads
>hard refresh website
>pass cloudflare captcha
>suddenly everything works again
>...
>10 minutes later
>every part of their website is broken again

People make shitt ass fucking dynamic websites, put a captcha on every single request to the server and then DON'T FUCKING SHOW YOU THE CAPTCH when it fails. I am literally seething about this.
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Is there a way to make keepass on desktop more convenient? Such as opening my database with my laptop's fingerprint reader and/or a shorter pin. I use keepassxc but I'm not attached to it.

My main motivation is that I recently started using it as a Secret Service keyring and so now it requires me to type my master password every time the keyring is used, which is annoying. The only options I see are to either make the lock timeout obscenely long which just leaves the database completely open, or type my entire master password almost every time. I wish there was a middle ground where the database is left openable with biometrics or some weaker PIN, but I don't suppose that exists, right?
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>>109845745
Yes pretty much.
>be Google
>oh boy what other irrelevant product can we create today (and then abandon support for in 2 years)?
>how about TVs!
>cool let's just port some kind of android amalgamation and add TV channel support. done
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>>109845034
Yes, look into screen readers. The ones I know of are Orca and JAWS, no idea if they're the best obvously since I've never used one. It's how blind people use computers.
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>>109844216
>People who don't get networking are usually overthinking it and biting off more than they can chew. Learn IP before the port thing as ports are about TCP and UDP, not IP itself.
I know IPs are numbers separated by dots, I know that the point separates "districts" and that it was a shit system in the first place because there aren't enough IP numbers.
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>>109843725
The ones in $HOME are normally not touched by updates. It's up to you to read changelogs, and if the config breaks entirely then either you need to rewrite it or the software might offer a migration or something, it's really up to the software. Most software tries to maintain backwards compatibility for this reason.
Config files in /etc are handled by your package manager which should have some method of resolving conflicts. On gentoo there's a tool called dispatch-conf which shows you the diff and you merge it. On arch it just silently installs the new file with a .pacnew suffix, and it's up to you to hunt them down and manually merge them. I haven't used debian or other systems in a long time so I don't remember how they handle it.
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>>109847417
No, the point is just for readability. There are 32 bits total and you can separate "districts" at any bit boundary.
The important thing here is that the port is not actually part of the IP address, it's extra metadata. At its most basic, its ignored by most routers, they just route the packed to your server at its IP address, and the server then sees "ah I got a network packet, it's got this data in it!" and part of the data is "the port is 5001" (and another part of the data is your actual application data etc.). This is usually used by the OS: actual programs generally register as "listening" to a given port, and then the OS uses the port metadata to send the network packet to that process.

Routers can sometimes also read the port number for extra routing settings - this is usually only used by edge routers i.e. the one managing your network, not backbone routers actually shipping the packets across the open internet. Probably the most common usage of ports is in NAT, which is how multiple local devices can connect to the internet using a single public IP your ISP assigns to your router: whenever your device opens a connection to the internet, your router assigns a random port to it as metadata, and then the server replies back with the same port, and your router knows to route the response packets back to that same device. This (and also firewalling) is why when running a server at home you need to set up "port forwarding": it's telling your router that if some external packet arrives on a specific port, it should always forward that packet to a specific device you chose, and it also means it won't use that port for its random NAT assignments.
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>>109847417
>I know that the point separates "districts"
No, every bit counts in a netmask.
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>>109847712
I still don't get it.
The IP is a 32 bit number assigned to your router by the internet company and the port isn't part of the address but extra metadata? Then what is it? Like I thought ports where a number of limited gates in the router where information comes and goes.
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>>109847981
>the port isn't part of the address but extra metadata? Then what is it?
It's extra metadata, and it's used as an extra part of the address by other parts of the networking stack - e.g. your OS, which handles TCP and UDP packets.

As a rough and imperfect analogy, think of the IP address as a street address of a building, and the port as the occupant name or flat number. The street address is where the postman goes to dump the letters. Now in a small house (think: a server directly connected to the internet), you just grab the letters out of your letterbox, and hand them out to your family/roommates by name, analogous to the OS's networking stack handing the data to processes that are registered as listening on given ports (e.g. a game server, a web server, etc.)
In a large appartment building, there's a reception and they might have their own mail sorting, where they take the stack of letters dropped off by the mailman and then separate it for each flat, or maybe even deliver it internally directly to your flat - where you then take it and hand it to your roommates by name, again. This is similar to if your home router does NAT and so uses the port to pre-sort packets for each actual device. Now I don't think skyscrapers actually do this but no analogy is perfect.

So the IP address is basically the physical address of the building. The occupant name doesn't help post service to route your letter to the right town, or the postman to locate your building. It's extra metadata, used mostly by you (the receiver) to determine exactly who should read the letter. Some mail has no name at all and just the address, for example. (IRL that usually means it's junk mail you throw away, don't mind that.)

To be technical, there are protocols built on top of IP, and the most common ways to transfer data use TCP or UDP which both use port numbers. Other protocols don't have a concept of a port at all. The IP address is still how the packets reach you regardless.
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>>109847981
>>109848081
Oh also yes, there's a limited number of ports, but that's mostly a consequence of the fact that all numbers are limited in computers. The port number in TCP and UDP is 16 bits which means it goes up to 65535, in practice you never "run out" of available ports unless you're doing something extremely, extremely unusual.
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>>109843725
>what exactly happens when the software updates?
>What if they have new info that needs to go into a config file in a certain place?
why would something happen? a config file is simply a text file where you (the user) explicitly setup a certain configuration option, so you don't have to write/enable it each time you use a command/program. Is a simple way to override the default configuration. My yt-dlp config for example is literally just "--js-runtimes quickjs".
>What if the entire config's language is changed like in the case of hyprland?
Stop using meme programs
>Some of these config files like say the kitty config file is like a hundred pages of code, can I safely just make small edits and not worry about it?
See above. But also, you don't need to have all those hundred lines of text kek. You can just write down the config options you're interested in, e.g.
font = epicprogramming font, 14
opacity = 0.5
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>>109844795
spotify has a webapp so maybe that?
I think some music players have a feature where you can export your folder as a playlist text file, which you can then use to be converted into a spotify playlist with some service
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>>109848167
>why would something happen? a config file is simply a text file where you (the user) explicitly setup a certain configuration option, so you don't have to write/enable it each time you use a command/program. Is a simple way to override the default configuration.
NTA but you're disingenuous. In the general case there is no fundamental rule that says a program's configuration options have to be set in stone forever. It is absolutely possible for configuration options to change, get removed, get renamed, etc.

For example, the JS runtime was only added to yt-dlp recently, so you must've edited the config recently to change the runtime config. Now that wasn't a breaking change because it was additive, but say tomorrow yt-dlp drops support for quickjs for whatever reason, you will be forced to edit your config file again once you update. That would be "something happening".

>Stop using meme programs
Some programs literally do not change anymore because their options have been set 20 years ago and for the past 10 years the only development activity is obscure bugfixes.
But again in the general case there is never a guarantee that it will remain the case, especially when using young software.
Hyprland specifically is the second most normal way to use wayland, after KDE. Some distros have dropped X11 support, and some people use wayland because it works for them and maybe they actually need some wayland features (like multi-DPI monitors or shit like that).
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>>109847264
The browser extension? You still need to know the master password, but it'll be directly in the browser.
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>>109848232
Not sure, can you explain what you mean? I do use the extension, but when the database is locked it has to be unlocked the normal way to allow the extension to read it, I'm not aware of the browser extension providing any extra authentication options.
Also I'd like it outside the browser too, like I said right now my main annoyance is with the Secret Service desktop keyring prompts which obviously also ask me to unlock the database each time.

>You still need to know the master password
Obviously I know my master password but I just don't want to have to type it in every single time. That's my entire question.
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>>109848251
On windows and mac you can quick unlock with windows hello and Touch ID. It seems to be in development for linux
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>>109848309
>It seems to be in development for linux
Makes sense, that's what I need to look forward to I guess. That's actually better than I was expecting, I was kinda ready for there to be no answer and nothing upcoming either.
Why did you mention the browser extension though, is Hello/TouchID only implemented there? I'd have imagined they'd add it to the normal database unlock and use it anywhere keepassxc needs to unlock the database.
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>>109848324
The github issue doesn't look hopeful desu https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/7020
You could also use a mobile keepass app with biometrics. But doing shit on your phone isn't much less effort than entering your password
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>>109848363
Yeah I just found that.
>High Priority
>Milestone: 2.9.0
Rip.

>phone
Yeah I use KeepassDX, the android fingerprint unlock works there, but obviously doesn't help me when doing shit on my PC.
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I've asked this in /hsg/ but I'll ask here too:
How much louder are SAS drives compared to SATA drives when they have the same 7200RPM?
I found a nice deal on some SAS drives but I can't stand noisy drives. Right now I'm okay with the SATA 7200RPM drives, but if they're significantly louder I might not take the deal.
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>>109849053
if they were any noisier, my ears are probably too shit to notice or I have more ambient noise in my room. I don't even hear SATA drives
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>be me
>have windows on my SSD
>have Linux on my HDD
>decide to resize the windows partition and install linux on the SSD
>Use Gparted to do this
>didn't work
>not it says the entire partition is being used even though it's actually 80% empty
>won't let me boot into windows
ok, what did i do to screw this up and how do i fix it? I forgot to save the error code in case you were wondering, so I can't offer much on that front.
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is there a foss project for custom tv software? modern tvs are so cancerous to use, even putting all the spying and telemetry aside.
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>>109849606
Thanks, friend.
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How do I use faketime with lutris?
Is there something else I should be using? I'm trying to get this cracked game to work and I am lost
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>>109849664
What exactly did you do in gparted, and did it give you any actual message upon failure or just a code?
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When a Stremio addon returns HTTP streams, is there a bridge that can surface its results as an indexer for Radarr/Sonarr, then act as the download client for them or hand off to something else that can? I've got an add-on that acts as a middleman returning a lot of HTTP streams sourced from various places instead of the torrents/NZBs/debrid or Easynews URLs it grabbed from. It would be nice to use it with arrs instead of having to go through the Stremio/Nuvio client when I want to download rather than stream. I've found solutions for Easynews and debrid, and Prowlarr indexers that use Stremio torrent scrapers, but not something for HTTP streams like this
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>>109849664
use windows boot media to repair install (this will probably screw up your grub boot menu, boot linux livecd and sudo update-grub after you're done with windows), boot into windows, use diskmgmt.msc to shrink the windows partition.

free space % doesn't necessarily correspond to how much you'll be able to reclaim, windows has some stupid "unmovable files" or some shit, ymmv

try to avoid working on ntfs partitions with foss tools, they generally work but often ask you to chkdisk in windows anyways after
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>>109850074
>What exactly did you do in gparted
Just shrinked the windows partition like I said.
>and did it give you any actual message upon failure or just a code?
There was a message but tbqh i forgot what it said. Just that it failed to resize the partition. I'm not sure what's going on there because Gparted can't even check the partition anymore but for some reason disks can and it keeps telling me it's all ok.
>>109850148
thanks for the advice, will try it.
>free space % doesn't necessarily correspond to how much you'll be able to reclaim, windows has some stupid "unmovable files" or some shit, ymmv
yeah, ran into that issue when i was using windows own disk manager. I was hoping i wouldn't be an issue with Gparted, but you can see how that turned out.
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>>109850179
I shrank my windows partition like this and I remember doing some combination of shrinking, then defrag/cleanup, then shrinking again a couple of rounds until it refused to go smaller. turn off page file, hibernation, kernel dump, and run the Disk Cleanup thing, see what you can do to clean up update cache/delivery optimization and other system stuff.
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>>109842669
Hmmm i felt like the talk about "intent" was a bunch of shit.
Now I'm tempted to try out my idea, if it works it will be great and if not its only a few dozen bucks and maybe i will even learn someting!!
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Iknowwhatyoudownload is dead, any other page that serves the same purpose? I used it to test leaks on my vpn
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>>109844795

NPR small studio
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>>109850135
I looked around for a bit and I don't see anything that really matches this. If your objective is to use Radarr to index and initiate the DL and organize it then you'd need to slap together that bridge. I'd suggest making the indexer act like Usenet to query your source and give back a Newznab NZB response including the http stream URL as the subject, on some bogus group, then mock a downloader that just downloads the URL somewhere.
That's a lot of work tho. Since you'd be "managing" some stuff in *arr anyways to add the movie/show, I'd instead just add the show without telling it to search/import, download the stream separately (you can automate this part if you want), and then in the Wanted section point it at the downloaded file to import so it does the directory structure, metadata, etc. A bit more manual but much less work (not reimplementing 2 apis to fake it out) and less brittle.
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>>109850404
Thanks for looking, anon
>download the stream separately (you can automate this part if you want)
Is there something out there for this automation or is this something I'd need to slap together too?
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>>109849984
seems wine/proton by itself would only let you tweak timezone. I found a gist that seems close to your problem

gist dot github dot com slash
rmi1974/51244c06dbe1a84e052c09c5e142358a

what game/crack?
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>>109850441
not too familiar with stremio but I think you would need to put this together. if you're OK with the manual Radarr import via the Wanted tab, it at least seems like an easier lift compared to faking out 2 different APIs to trick Radarr. automation suggestion is a nicety tool for yourself, if you can talk to stremio easily you can do your search and download to a little directory that you then import. http is easy to work with. maybe vibe together a dumb little python script or whatever
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>>109850447
this one
https://f95zone.to/threads/stripjong-super-real-mahjong-venus-returns-final-illumination.312678

for some reason it wouldn't even get to the title screen unless you used wine-ge
but now it just gets stuck on the yellow screen and apparently it's related to the date
I have no idea why
I hate how impossible it is for me to troubleshoot on my own
I have no idea what I'm doing
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>>109850578
In Lutris you should be able to see some logs somewhere down near the Play button though I'm not sure how far that will get you unless the game/crack itself tells you what's going wrong on standard out.
I'm at work so can't open your link or try it myself right now. I usually recommend Faugus nowadays for running arbitrary windows stuff thru proton, maybe try that first.
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>>109849699
Highly unlikely. If it's Android TV the vendor has a bunch of drivers and other bullshit to make their specific flavor of chip on the TV work, and it's probably impossible short of a 0day to unlock the boot loader. Samsung has a completely retarded custom OS called Tizen that's just totally fucked. You're better off just hooking up some kind of htpc or a dongle of your choice via HDMI and keeping it pinned to that input, never activating any of the TV's own features.
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>>109850647
lutris logs don't seem to show anything useful
the thread for the crack says it's related to the date but i don't know why time passing would make it suddenly stop working
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>>109847264
the way I do it is store my keepass master password using secret-tool. then there's a message to unlock keepass through dbus that I pipe the output of secret-tool into to give the master password. and then just use the browser extension to connect to it. then I just launch the bash script when I need my keepass opened. to add another factor you'd have to see if secret-tool can use something besides the default login keyring. I think it can but I haven't tried.
I'll try and find the script later if you want something to work from
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So, if I'm not mistaken, a Windows program using .dll files for various things like d3d, vc++ etc. is like glib c in Linux?
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>>109850529
I just remembered there are Reaparr and Jellylooter, they can do the same kind of arr integration I was thinking of but for Plex and Emby/Jellyfin shares. I can't code for shit but maybe I can vibecode swapping out the media server for a Stremio addon
https://www.reaparr.rocks/
https://github.com/jlightner86/jellylooter
The provider of this particular add-on also offers access via Emby/Jellyfin so I might not even need that, but it could be helpful for other addons
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>>109850930
closest analogue to a dll would be a .so shared object. the api implemented by those shared objects is the library, glibc, d3d are examples of libraries yes.
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>>109850761
how much of a gigabrain do i have to be to make one for my own tv?
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>>109820045
what's the best/easiest linux distro if i want to leave windows?
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want to add a extra internal HDD
to my pc a a side storage for music and weeb media, what's the best format for it? Linux btw
>>109851883
make a USB for Fedora KDE plasma, try it out
>why KDE
its the most windows-like
>why fedora
usually just stable

there was another distro designed to not be messed with so you can't "break" it but I dont remember the name, go as the Linux friendly general
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>>109851993
>there was another distro designed to not be messed with so you can't "break" it
It's the concept of immutable distros. For example Bazzite, Silverblue, SteamOS
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>>109852035
>immutable
yeah that's the word I was not remembering
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what do you people use to avoid paywalls? currently using archive to view page snapshots, but looking for a streamlined solution
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>>109851732
an htpc can just be an old laptop you hide behind your tv. you can consider kodi or a few other special htpc distros.
there's also stuff like the nvidia shield but that has its own goyware
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>>109850871
>>109847264
here's my stupid secret-tool script, my kpxc is in flatpak.

nohup flatpak run org.keepassxc.KeePassXC &> /dev/null &
sleep 1
qdbus org.keepassxc.KeePassXC.MainWindow /keepassxc org.keepassxc.KeePassXC.MainWindow.openDatabase /path/to/kdbx $(secret-tool lookup attributename valuename)


where you set attributename and valuename in advance, they don't really matter, kinda just a label/identifier. I used "org.keepassxc.KeePassXC" and "masterPassword"

secret-tool store --collection='collection' attributename valuename 


collection lets you use something besides the default login collection that's unlocked on login. the lookup command would find your attribute/value in the locked collection, and then your keyring that you have the weaker PIN on would prompt you. there is also a lock command after. hooking this up to fingerprint is an exercise for the reader.
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>>109849984
ok anon, the setup is kinda stupid but I got it working. hope you're still around, maybe I'll post in the f95 thread if not. I did it in Faugus, you can try it in Lutris idk

download RunAsDate from nirsoft
https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/runasdate-x64.zip

drop the exe in the directory with the game

make a .bat script in the directory with below contents. edit your paths as necessary. Z: in a prefix corresponds to your / root in linux
USE BACKSLASHES INSTEAD OF FORWARD SLASHES! otherwise the RunAsDate tool won't work.

@echo off
start "" "Z:\path\to\SRMR\steamclient_loader_x64.exe"
start "" "Z:\path\to\SRMR\RunAsDate.exe" /immediate "01/01/2025" "Z:\path\to\SRMR\SRM-VR.exe" -vr 0


edit the ColdClientLoader.ini in the game directory and under [Persistence] set Mode=2

Add the batch script to Faugus/Lutris and run it. a small dialog will pop up, that's the steam loader. then the game should start. a few seconds of black screen, and then the game loads. pic related.
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>>109852621
wait I'm retarded, is this pointing to exe files in the prefix?
I'm not sure if lutris can load batch scripts
are both just running under wine at the same time with this? it seems like a confusing clusterfuck
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>>109852157
I just installed an extension called popupoff on firefox, and it seems to be working out pretty well so far.
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>>109852724
hmm well I tried on Lutris and it got stuck on black screen so I dunno. but it did take the .bat file and run the same sequence of stuff. I started from scratch with Faugus with my steps and it just werked. best I can say is just use Faugus. there I am using Proton-CachyOS latest (version 11.X)

windows drive letters get mapped to stuff on your host file system. Z: by default is the root dir. my external drive is I: for some reason, that worked for me too but I know Z: works for everyone.

the batch script just loads the steamclient_loader, which sets up the environment for the steam API to load.
immediately after it launches RunAsDate, and passes the date to mock, path to the exe, and other arguments (to disable VR) to the regular game exe
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>>109847981
>Then what is it?
It is part of TCP or UDP, those protocols have a concept of a "port". Then there are things like ping for example that doesn't have ports, ping goes to the OS core, not to any individual program.
>I thought ports where a number of limited gates in the router where information comes and goes.
Ports are gates to programs. OS handles the network traffic and forwards specific traffic to a specific program.
In this scenario IP is used to find specific machines and TCP and UDP is for the upper level traffic. (picture relates when you stretch this idea to a "physical link" such as Ethernet)
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>>109852724
>>109852827
sorry if I wasn't clear, the \path\to\SRMR is the path in linux
real path to mine is something like /run/media/username/external/Games/HornyShit/SRMR
so I would use Z:\run\media\username\external\Games\HornyShit\SRMR

you could in theory put it inside the prefix folder (wherever that is) and use the C:\ path, I think that's what you were getting at, but again Z:\ just werks
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Would pic related be a good option for an AI homelab or should I just build something? Mainly something to practice setting up agents to gain experience and transfer those skills into my career.
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>>109852872
i just don't understand why you put Z:
I need a visual I am retarded
I don't even know how to get lutris to run .bats but apparently it doesn't work anyway
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what foss do you recommend for setting inputs on some generic programmable keypad I bought from aliexpress?
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>>109852883
it's just what proton maps your root dir as when it fakes out windows paths.
pic is what your computer looks like to an application running in wine/proton. you can see Z:\ is my root with /bin /etc and shit in it. all of your files are accessible there.
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>>109852879
How is that mini PC related to AI computing?
>>109852890
What's your OS?
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Should I still learn how to program?
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>>109852912
so the script needs to point to the proton paths because the script is running through proton? is that right?
I haven't tried non lutris yet so I'll have to figure out how to set it up because I am retarded
but it'll have to be tomorrow because I am too tired and gay to get this sorted out now
how did you even figure this out
why does the crack stop working after a certain date anyway
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>>109852990
RunAsDate.exe expects a path to the program you want to fake the date on. but it thinks it's running in windows so you have to give it a windows path. so I give it a windows translated version of the path to the file on my linux filesystem.

you could do that just through arguments, but the other problem was running the game thru RunAsDate.exe broke the crack loader thing, even for windows users I saw had the problem in the f95 thread. I read some people had success with Mode=2, which requires running the crack and then subsequently running the program. so I wrote a batch script that does those 2 steps.

as for how I figure this shit out, I do a lot of modded games. trying to get modded STALKER to work was a nightmare but relentlessly chasing how to do so learnt me on how a lot of this bullshit works and a few tricks in the process.

no idea why the date fakeout is needed, I've never seen that before. from what I understand the crack "Cold Client Loader" just makes the game think it's running on steam and that you own a copy of it to fake the drm. there's probably some weird quirk or assumption the game is making about the steam API that breaks its loading or whatever. it's a crapshoot with these jap porn games how the fuck they're kludged together.
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>>109852973
>What's your OS?
Windows
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Is there any way to enable some sort of "view recently opened files" in vlc? I need to frequently reboot and sometimes forget what I was watching or my place
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>>109852975
very stupid question. yes, it's fun and lets you do useful things.
pick a well known language like python, C++, or even fuckin java, it doesn't really matter, and learn the fundamentals. they will translate to most other languages if you care to learn more later.
even if a computer can generate code for you now, you still need to understand it first.
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>>109853146
Why frequently reboot?
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>>109853171
Ok
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>>109853146
idk about VLC so if you're dead set on using it, disregard my post

in mpv (or any of its frontends like i.e. Haruna) you can enable save-position-on-quit and it will remember where you were in a file when you reopen it.
you can combine that with save-watch-history. then when you have it open again you can press G, then H and it lists your watch history. pick the file you want and it resumes.
I have this setup and it works great. the only caveat is if you kill mpv (like via shutdown) instead of quitting normally, it won't save the position in the file.
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>>109853218
Thank you very much I'll give that frontend a try. I havent had much luck with MPV or its fromtemds on my machine
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>>109853270
actually I just checked and Haruna has a Recent Files option in the File menu by default. handy!
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>>109853306
Thanks again
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How do I fix Error code:0xc0000001 on my windows 10 home laptop? No option is working. The laptop just shuts down.
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>>109820045
Is buying a low-powered system (such as a server CPU or ARM) for a 24h server worth the money over running my normal computer?
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>>109854337
one of the main concerns in home labbing is electricity costs
of course this depends on where you live and how expensive electricity is
you could also just turn it off at night or have a script that powers it off and then have it WoL every morning
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>>109854337
Probably not unless you only need a specific small fraction of your normal PC's capabilities. Low power hardware isn't more efficient in terms of power per unit compute, but it's pretty good at idling.
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>>109852810
thanks senpai
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>>109853100
I guess I'll give faugus a try, I wasn't expecting this shit to be so complicated
any idea why lutris doesn't work? how do you get lutris to run .bat scripts? I didn't see a place to put them
but if it doesn't work then I guess it doesn't matter anyway
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I dualboot fedora and Windows, when I lock the system or it sleeps for inactivity it takes a ridiculous time for the screen to go back when I'm active again. Don't have this problem on windows, my GPU is AMD what's the problem?
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>>109853164
But should I keep it as a hobby or actually lean into it for work?
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>>109854439
>electricity costs
Was concerned about that, but also that phones and laptops usually run 24/7, so how bad could the power bill be if most people are happy to spend that?
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Got two RAM of 16GB DDR4 each, and my computer has two RAM of 8GB DDR5. Should I just change it to DDR4 or it's not worth it?
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What's the metadata reason the audio (and the video if I open it with mpv) goes back 13 seconds after reaching the end the first time?
https://v.animethemes.moe/LodossTouSenkiEiyuuKishiDen-OP1-NCDVD480.webm
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>trying to amateur dev with chatgpt
>sure we can build the project, just upload that half a gig SDK to me
>oh wait, you spoke to me 2 times and uploaded 0 files, you can fuck off for 20 hours
>btw i'm going to forget everything you said
can i get a chatgpt that's fucking free and stops doing this limiting bullshit, i just want to see what it can actually accomplish
i'm not paying for something that just spits a bunch of lies at me and gets me nowhere

the copilot they added in visual studio is fucking garbage btw
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Is there a way to set it so my hard drive auto wipes if I dont login for several day? I want all my shit to auto delete in the case of my death so my family don't find out I was a coomer.
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>>109845025
you mean piracy? https://fmhy.net/video
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how do I set custom css/html for firefox new tabs without addons
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does anyone know why firefox keeps resetting my autofill names at random times? it keeps happening and i have no clue what's causing it to do this, and it also won't let me start over and make new ones since the autofill doesn't even save anymore

i even deleted my entire firefox account, started from scratch, and imported all data from a new browser and it still does the same.
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>>109859017
Without the new tab override extension you need to do some autoconfig.js stuff like so https://old.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/1ikvt8s/fixed_firefox_136_breaks_local_file_as_new_tab/

You could alternatively/also edit the css in the userContent.js file like so: https://www.itsupportguides.com/knowledge-base/computer-accessibility/how-to-use-a-custom-style-sheet-css-with-firefox/
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Best way to download all images in a thread?
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can someone help me explain wtf is going on in this thread? >>109855653
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Is it worth buying a PS5 now that the homebrew scene finally got FPKGs to work?
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>>109860307
The PS5 has been homebrew'd?!
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>>109860368
Under 12.6, yeah. But apparently there's one for firmware 13.6 also but not yet.
FPKGs only work on FW 11.6 and lower right now and they're working on 13.6.
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>>109860386
That's fascinating. I always saw the Playstations as something way harder to hack. Though some anons pointed out it was more that the hackers just preferred Nintendo rather than being impossible.
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Which Keepass app is the best on Android?
There are so many, how is a n00b supposed to choose?
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>>109859599
>Best way to download all images in a thread?
DownThemAll?
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What is that web where you can see the activity of the boards here on 4chan that is often posted?
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Could we maybe rename this general to "silly questions thread?" I (and I'm sure other individuals with CPTSD living with long COVID) am/are triggered by the wording of this general. It is offensive and bigoted. Thank you in advance!
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>>109861251
trolling outside /b/ is against the rules
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Nvidia drivers still suck shit
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>>109856535
Do you run out of RAM often? If not then more capacity is not going to be useful
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Why is AI bad at playing pokemon but good at breaking out of containment and hacking computers?
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Why does Firefox eat up ram making me have to close and reopen it every couple of hours?
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>>109860575
I use KeePass2Android, it seems to have the same features as KeePassXC on desktop
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I'm pretty sure the answer is no. But is it possible to get an image that I have by splitting a .gif into frames, to use some AI scaling to make it 1080p to use as a wallpaper without looking like shit?
I tried the first free one that showed up but it makes it look worse than if I just stretched it out, loses many features and smudges things worse than an Instagram filter.
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What is a decent cracked photoshop version? I did a reformat recently and cant remember the version number I had, I do remember the startup image was a girl holding a teddy bear.
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is there a way to recover data from an microsd card that isn't being recognized? my phone suddenly stopped recongizing my microsd.
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>>109866123
Do you have any other readers/spare phones?
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>>109866129
yeah i have microsd adaptor for my laptop. they aren't recognizing it.
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>>109866139
its a microsd to usb adaptor
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>>109864449
It's another instance of pic. You get a LLM equipped to exploit every known network software vulnerability since 3 months ago and get some retards to deploy it inside a company network that hasn't been properly maintained since the late 80s. Then surprise, not only does it make it outside where they expected it to go, it goes clear to the company edge router. The real story is cybersecurity is a joke profession. They're in the business of making excuses for inexcusable security practices, and when they fuck that up so bad they pwn themselves they say it's because the next word guesser is actually Skynet.
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is it ok to write an intro to a documentation about patch management? its meant to go to people obvious about liability and norms
im trying to keep my documentation skills sharp while unemployed and attach it to my future resume
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Best cloud storage for an excel spreadsheet? It doesn't have any private information on it so I'm comfortable with using cloud storage.
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Why use an interpreted language over a compiled one? Does it really just come down to portability across systems and ease of programming by way of abstracting stuff from the user at the cost of the CPU overhead from the interpreter execute the code at runtime?
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Is anyone else unable to turn off 'Improve search suggestions' in Brave?
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>>109866923
I am retarded and I forgot Google Sheets existed.
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>>109851993
>want to add a extra internal HDD
>to my pc a a side storage for music and weeb media, what's the best format for it?
When in doubt, ext4
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>>109865443
Possibly, but probably not trivially. These days AI can take a text description and make an image, or you can doodle in MSPaint and AI can render it into a detailed realistic image following your contours. So in theory you can take your gif frame and have AI generate a high res version of the image.
It might be more or less annoying or tricky depending on how faithful you want it to be, how clear the details are in the original (i.e. how much you're upscaling and whether the dithering is terrible or not), and whether the style is something image AIs are decent at or not.
Try asking in /sdg/.
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>>109864449
AI has been fed 1000000 niggabytes of code and is also extensively reinforcement trained to help people with coding and CLI tasks because they know it's one of the biggest usecases people pay for right now. Meanwhile there are very few if any text guides for playing pokemon (comparatively speaking) and the companies put zero extra effort into improving its ability to do that.
"Breaking out of containment" isn't hard because that specific setup was flawed. AI is very good at having encyclopaedic knowledge of everything in existence and at using CLI tools, so the fact that there was an unsecured method of external access left means AI was bound to find it and make use of it eventually. It's literally its domain of expertise and basically all it did was use the tools available to it, which is what it was built for.

By the way the company that set up the tests and "accidentally" allowed the AI outside access is Israeli.
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>>109867240
Thanks. I'll go check with them.
The main issue is that the gif is 400X300 in resolution. So when I try to blow it up it gets pixelated to hell and back.
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>>109866900
what
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>>109851993
>to my pc a a side storage for music and weeb media, what's the best format for it? Linux btw
Can't go wrong with ext4 like the other anon said. But I do like btrfs myself for its checksumming capabilities, it's nice to be able to run one command and know for certain whether your external media has suffered any bitrot or not.
You can also set up checksumming on other filesystems with userspace tools or maybe something like dm-verity(?) but it's more hassle.
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>>109867024
Yes exactly. Those are the two main reasons.
Then there's also various reasons to use a specific language which may be independent of it being interpreted or not. E.g. Python has a ton of scientific computing libraries for it. Javascript has Electron which is horribly bloated but is also the easiest and most convenient way to write a cross-platform gui, AND it can usually run in a web browser too if you go that route.
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>>109828907
If you already have a phone there's plenty of apps that'll read epubs, pdfs etc like ReadEra
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>>109820045

is elon musk trying to kill twitter?

i am constantly being flagged as a bot and needing to verify that im human. but their verification system is always broken, their appeal system is always broken, and now you are forced to own a phone, download their shitty app, and send scans of your body. not doing any of that. this is consistently happening to other people too

seems that fag is trying to collect data before destroying the site.
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>>109864915
probably a memory leaking addon
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I'm trying to use yt-dlp to download a DRM protected VOD. I'm using yt-dlp-mp4decrypt in a venv and I got some wvd files from the internet but it still seems to crash with a `yt_dlp.utils.UnavailableVideoError: Unable to download video: No keys found for MPEG_DASH-video=4994142`
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Some HDD only have 1 spinning disk in them. And they can reach at least 1TB+.
How is it that blu-ray disk can't have the same storage space and only limited to 25GB or 50GB if it's dual layer?
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Is there a faceswapping stack that can faceswap a VR video, lets say Side by side, and have both left and right modified faces align together correctly?

my understanding is that the general faceswap tools will result in totally different results on left and right since there would be slight differences in the input faces. Or even if the difference is only slight it feel janky as you're eyeballing both at the same time.
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>>109867338
>Electron
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>>109868717
Because you have to design the read head 10 years in the past and all the tolerances are way worse.
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>>109867883
>scans of your body
can i see them
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>>109868717
HDDs use magnetisation and voltage to read/write and store data at a more precise level (300nm or less).

CD, DVD and Blu Ray drives use lasers to read (read laser) or write (write laser) grooves on a substrate (like vinyl, only more precise). CD is around 780nm thick, DVD around 650nm thick and Blu Ray around 450nm thick. The smaller the laser, the more precisely it can read. Also, different coloured lasers read data more precisely.

Experimental optical storage tech has seen 5tb+ storage capacity, but it is ridiculously expensive to manufacture and not as robust as cold storage on tape, or large capacity HDDs, which is what it's main use case would be. I believe a few years back Sony abandoned it's own high capacity optical storage tech due to lack of interest over other formats.

Due to the nature of HDD platters and how they works and how the read heads work, you're down to well less than 300nm per platter and if you want to increase capacity you simply stack more platters inside an HDD. Then you use different methods of recording data onto the platters to increase capacity or speed (SMR, increases storage density but its terrible at speed, CMR is less dense than SMR but it's miles quicker at being read).
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>>109869078
>SMR, increases storage density but its terrible at speed, CMR is less dense than SMR but it's miles quicker at being read
Which is why everyone was furious with HDD manufacturers not labelling their drive technology as SMR or CMR several years ago and they ended up buying SMR drives that were being sold as NAS drives and the performance was shit. Fuck WD.
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Could someone help a brotha out, I just did a clean install of Windblows and forgot to save my tampermonkey scripts.
In particular the one that lets you see secrets...completely forgot the chan that hosts it.
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>>109869831
secrets?



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