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>>>Read the sticky: >>105076684

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Was this a retarded purchase?
>>110283198
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>>110285118
>only thing missing is a GPU
And a PSU that can handle the load of adding a GPU. For $200 it's not a terrible deal, especially if you only plan on playing games and such from the era the parts are from or earlier.
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>>110285183
I was thinking of adding in an rx 480 or similar inexpensive card with 6-8gb of vram (preferably amd) to get by with the 460w psu since ive heard workstation psus are pretty good for the most part.

Psu is the component ive been warned not to skimp out on, so im willing to spend a reasonable amount for a good psu with protections and everything if need be.
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Do people still use that 4chanX extension or is there some new shit people use?
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how did tech support happen in the pre-internet era? when a wagie at Mike's Widgets found a bug in a spreadsheet program, did they have a number to call to tell Spreadsheets Inc, or did they just complain to their manager and then try to avoid the bug? did they have to go to tech conferences to give feedback? was it just complaining in tech papers and hoping the developers saw and fixed them for the later release? what if there was a major bug nobody found until it hit the market?

nowadays it's so normal to just call a number or go to a website so i wonder what it was like back then, but the info i've seen on early software companies mostly ignores these parts of how things worked when things didn't work.
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So, first time replacing an SSD instead of getting a whole new PC.
Already ordered a replacement (Kingston A400, 240 GB), all that's left is figuring out how to migrate my system out the old SSD and onto the new one when it arrives.

Is there any way to do this natively on Windows 10 without any third party bullshit? What comes up when I look it up is a bunch of AI-slop articles saying to look into either DiskGenius or the disk manufacturer's own solutions, if not DiskGenius' own articles promoting their own product.

Surely this is all just modern search engines being SEO-enshittified and there's something else that can be done?
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>>110285273
It's generally recommended to have more wattage in excess of about 25% of what your parts are rated as needing. So if your parts total out to say 600w you'd want a 750w PSU.
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>>110285755
The rx 580 and gtx 1060 were two of the oem gpu options for the system, so idk if i can get by using the stock psu and a gpu with equal wattage (if not either of those 2). Though idk if they might have had a specific power profile, like being undervolted.
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>>110285578
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>>110285578
Set up a Gparted live cd/usb, dd the drive then rearrange the partitions before growing them, anything else is snake oil garbage that doesn't work, you can't do this on a live system let alone a windows system, you need another OS to do move the data at rest.
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>>110285857
Your processor is 65w. The RX 580 is 185w. That's 250 total and I can't imagine the rest of the rig is pulling amywhere near, let alone more than, 100w. So your 460w PSU should be adequate. That being said, I would assume this rig is used and a used PSU may be degraded or damaged. I would recommend replacing the PSU regardless.
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>>110285578
Is this bait? What did you do with that ssd?
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>>110285864
Hm, at that point I guess it might be easier to backup what little I don't have on D: already and do a fresh install

>>110286041
>What did you do with that SSD?
Nothing unusual, far as I know.
It's got the windows folder in it, a handful of programs I accidentally installed there and I'm too lazy to move (and don't use often anyway), AppData, and some 10GB or pagefile. The later was probably the most damaging, all things considered.
But it's served me well for roughly a decade, I believe, I'd sooner attribute it to age. Was it supposed to last way longer?
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>Have folder full of images
>Sort it by date modified
>Open images and start browsing through
>They're in a different order than what's displayed in the folder
What the fuck? I actually have a couple folders like this and it's infuriating. I've tried sorting by date instead and a few other things but it's a consistent issue. How do I fix this?
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How does one even begin to diagnose internet connectivity issues? Is there a comprehensive guide out there?
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>>110286432
Unplug your router/modem and plug it back in after a minute.
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>>110285481
We’re all using 4chanxt now
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I got AT&T fiber. They provide you with a UPS specifically for the ONT. That's it. What's the point of having only a UPS for the ONT and not the router as well? They didn't even upsell me one for the router. I have to get one for myself?
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>>110286485
It probably bounces to and from your neighbors in series.
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>>110286454
Won't do a thing. Connection will drop intermittently throughout the day for only a few moments. Some days aren't as bad as others; it might occur once, twice, or not at all. I dealt with it until now since I need constant, uninterrupted connection for something.
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>>110286473
>look it up
>first thing I see is “4chan XT is dead”
>4chanX was updated more recently
idk what to do with this information.
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dualshock 4 or the dualsense, wich one is better for emulation? i want to play some ps/ps2 games.
I already have an Xbox Series X controller, but using it to play PS games feels wrong.
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I want to create a live faux stock floor like game. Should I use websockets or server sent events? I know websockets are for bidirectional communication so they may look better on paper but I was wondering if I could cheese it by using SSEs for the live feed and simply sending a post request when someone wants to sell buy trade etc?
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>>110285548
Large companies had their own tech support departments. Small ones would call up their computer dealer. I made a decent living doing tech support for a decade, but like many things in computing it's a bit of a ug's game because your knowledge is constantly going out of date so your skill gains don't compound.

My stupid question, about OP's [ic: how come the chains and other metalwork in steel foundries don't melt when they're pouring molten steel? It bothers me every time I watch Terminator II, Arnold is just riding a big metal chain into a pool of molten steel but the chain he's handing off doesn't melt

WHY
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>>110287380
ds4 for sure. I have those controllers and while its more authentic, ds4 just feels like the best version of them.
>I already have an Xbox Series X controller, but using it to play PS games feels wrong.
Less opinionated, how big are your hands? If smaller go with ds4 else xbox. No ones gonna get you at home for doing it.
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>>110287093
look into its forks, dummy
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>>110285481
I'm still on 4chanx and don't see a reason to switch to anything else
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>>110286390
If I'm understanding you correctly, you're browsing in your image viewer? The viewer sees a folder with a bunch of images; your file explorer also sees a folder with a bunch of images. The sorting in the file explorer is purely a display option in the explorer itself, and the image viewer will sort/display the list of files on its own, so you need to find the viewer's sorting options.
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>>110287581
You can "cheese" it that way yes, but there's no good reason to that I can think of
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>>110286390
I don't think default picture viewers on Windows have that if you meant Windows. Try Honeyview/Bandiview.
>>110287581
What are your target platforms? If you eventually plan to make it available in lots of platforms, you should just start by picking a game engine and learning how to use it instead. Otherwise I say use websockets unless you just want something really simple to prototype with but even then I would use sockets still.
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>>110285755
NTA but how do people even count wattages? I mean a PSU has various wattages: one for 5V, one for 3.3V and one for 12 volts. Do they always speak of 12 volts or what? I understood 12V is the actually stressed line in current year systems as opposed to 5V back in the day.
>inb4 "they just look at the advertised wattage"
So, guessing?
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>>110287744
Aren't SSEs easier to setup than websockets?
>>110287783
PC.
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>>110287787
Add up TDP on everything with a fan and tack on 25%. Close enough. On modern PSUs they usually have the full capacity available on 12V and DC-DC converters for the lesser rails. Reading the label on the side will tell you the exact distribution. 12V is what does all the heavy lifting.
>as opposed to 5V back in the day
Back in the day was the 90s. 5V heavy PSUs are weird specialty items now. You'll know if you're looking at one.
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ungoogled chromium spell check is broke since recent update

what do ?
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>>110284956
Where did you this picture of me taking a bath?
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>>110288238
go back to school so you don't need your spelling checked
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>>110288238
I figured it out.
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>>110285118
If you got the case, and the PSU is not a bomb,. then It's not so bad. I really would have avoided proprietary OEM dell stuff like the plague though. Realize that if you can' bring the case forward, then that's minus a case in the future. The double slot RAM also, ai ai. Is this beside an already more powerful main driver? If so AI AIII!

The CPU should be pretty good, so as a gaming machine, not so bad. I'd recommend you work in a strategy often backing up files (I keep USB on keychain), so you can comfortably run shitty PSUs that might blow ur PC up. Makes especially sense for proprietary stuff which depreciates hard and is better of blowing up.
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Going to get into AI, i dont have a powerfull computer. If i get a subscription to claude or gpt will that be enough to start learning to code say python and maybe golang and also learn about how AI is being used alongside machine learning, deep learning etc?
Im interested in using it for learning to code. I still believe there will be a need for people to understand programming by doing it.
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>>110288238
Use enhanced spell check on vanilla Chorme.
Either that, or >>110288303.
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>powerfull
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>>110287805
Websockets are super easy and everything supports them
Like I dunno maybe if you were targeting some dinosaur shit like IE6 it might not support ws, I'm not certain it supports sse either though
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>>110288638
yea, frankly the cloud AIs are always like a tier of intelligence ahead so you're not missing much by not having a powerful computer
it goes like this
>chatgpt/anthropic frontier models
>massive open chinese models (you will not run them locally anyway, unless you rent a datacenter rack)
>"big" open models that you can actually run at home... if you have a $10k computer
>small open models you can run on a "powerful" but normal-ish computer, like say a single 5090
And there's a clear difference in competence between each tier
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Why is the recent TCP CVE still not fixed in Ubuntu LTS?
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is there anything like revanced / morphe etc that works anymore? or has jewtube finally killed them all
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>>110286795
Call your ISP about it.
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>>110289958
>holy shit it still is
Idk man maybe stop using Ubuntu. It's not a serious issue unless you have untrusted LAN exposure. All the internet backbone providers are already deployed the firewall mitigation.
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>>110286473
What does it do better than the other one?
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>>110286473
who? 4chan X still works for me
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>>110287589
>Large companies had their own tech support departments. Small ones would call up their computer dealer.
do you know anywhere i could learn more about this? mainly the second, since the first seems self-explanatory. what were the computer dealers like in terms of help, was it harder to get people because this was before the major tech boom and services like the geek squad?
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>>110290640
NTA and I wasn't alive at that time, but for businesses, generally any vendor will provide support for what they're selling, this is just the normal way things work. And "before the internet" is quite a long time ago, computers were pretty expensive back then, so if your business spent say $100k-equivalent to outfit an office they would absolutely be getting a support contract to go with that.

In fact even home owners would buy computers from a dealer who would offer phone support, I'm fairly sure. Again even a "consumer-grade" home PC on the lower end would cost the equivalent of multiple thousand dollars, you didn't just pick them off the shelf at walmart.
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Any of you nerds uses the high contrast theme?

I use it like pic related so i would like to know if for doing this i will end up fucking up my sight. With the normal mode i feel like im staring at a fücking white lightbulb.
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>>110291199
This is not high contrast. Green on black is not good for readability, also is this your screenshot or some stock image? Because if it's yours, a fucking blurry font is the opposite of high contrast.

There are many dark themes that are actually readable. Selenized is probably the most popular good one that has well-tuned contrasts to make sure every color is readable. There's a goldilocks zone for contrast, it needs to be high enough to be readable but pure black on white or white on black for example is too sharp.

Also, light modes are more readable than dark modes; the visual contrast of a narrow dark letter on a light background is always better than the contrast of a narrow bright letter on a dark background. Dark modes are inherently a compromise.
>With the normal mode i feel like im staring at a fücking white lightbulb.
The brightness of your screen should match the brightness of your room. Either turn on the lights, or turn your monitor way down. If looking at a white image burns your eyes, your screen brightness is WAY too high.
I use light themes everywhere and I do just fine even in dark rooms at night, just with the screen brightness all the way down.
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>>110291199
wtf man, if my crt was that out of focus i'd fix it on the spot
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do you need different routes for different server sent event streams?
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Is it safe to still use Windows 10 if they’re still doing the extended security updates?
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I bought a Macrovip SSD that I intended to use as an external drive for backups and when I put it in nothing happens. It still pops up as something connected that I can disconnect, as ''Jmicron'' but that's it.
Does anyone know how I can make it work or why this is happening?
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>>110291506
bro just use websockets like a normal person, it's not 2003 anymore
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I have an sd card that inexplicably has 29gb of unallocated space. What program should I use to extend the existing volume into it? I know disk management can't do it because it's fat32.
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>>110292496
Could just format the whole ass thing as exfat if you want to. What do you use that sd card for?
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>>110292533
Phone stuff. Image storage, mostly. What advantage does exfat have over fat32?
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>>110285273
Never cheap out on your PSU man. I've had a power supply fail and take out the GPU, motherboard and one stick of ram in one fell swoop. Nevermind the fact it took fucking days to get to the bottom of the hundreds of dollars of damage, I saved $20 on my power supply XD
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>>110292563
Check to see if the phone supports exfat beforehand, but exfat is usually supported on all OS and has fewer limitations than fat32.
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>>110292654
Nice, thanks anon.
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Could you put ai in old pcs?Idk what for but I imagine it like the aol guy and clippy in the pc but ai and functional
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>>110291199
Set the background to 70% alpha and for the love of god get rid of that dithering or whatever filter is that on the font.
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>>110292798
I mean yes but if by AI you mean LLMs they usually need a shitton of ideally VRAM, at minimum RAM. It depends what you mean by "old". And the GPU defines a lot of it, if you put a better GPU into an old PC it will be able to run better models. The 3090 is a six year old card.
If you strictly want to use an old shitty PC with like a 10-15+ year old GPU without upgrades then probably not. Or maybe only really REALLY tiny models which technically will run but are pretty fucking retarded.
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>>110287581
I'm gonna tell you a dirty secret http developers don't want you to know, both SSE and WS rely on polling the server for new updates, it is no different than using xhr to ask for updates on a setInterval.

The only advantage is that the sockets are recycled so they don't consume extra resources after the first connection.
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>>110293236
NTA, I have not looked into this but are you sure? I was under the impression that in ws you keep an open TCP connection and the server can simply stream events to the client directly, no?
SSE you are very possibly right since they are based on HTTP IIRC, and HTTP is definitely pull-only. But WS is explicitly not HTTP and is a separate protocol built directly on TCP, there's no reason for it to not have push capabilities.
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>>110292798
Yes but not really because it would either be something so tiny you could run it on your phone or too slow to be useful. 8GB GPU is pretty much minimum viable for local inference.
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>>110293284
Technically yes, the server can push data onto a buffer on its own but that still has to be polled by the client. Events, promises and all the async stuff is just syntactic sugar for an infinite for loop.
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>>110293345
>but that still has to be polled by the client
I mean the OS sockets are poll-only but that is an irrelevant semantic point, the network communication is push-based in this case. Going by your definition, everything is based on polls, because when you send an HTTP request to a server it also has to poll the OS socket to see your incoming request bytes.
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>>110293235
>>110293343
Yea I figured the GPU would be an issue. I have some old sun pc that was used for 3d so I was wondering if it'd be viable. 2gb of ram is a whole lot of nothing. Thanks.
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Is anyone else having issues with the recent MPC-HC updates?
Version 2.8.3 was the last one that actually worked fine
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Sometimes I connect to my Android phone with scrcpy to do whatever via PC. Bigger screen to view with and more convenient for some things. Recently updated my banking app and the screen will be completely black if I try opening the bank app while connected with scrcpy. Never seen this behavior before and am guessing it's for security purposes. Is there a way around this?
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>>110284956
How well do things like Lutris run old games on old laptops? I thought it'd be cool if I could run old games on my netbook
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>>110290640
idk where you could read about it. Doing tech support was a job same as being a mechanic or plumber, just not as dirty. eg I worked for a computer store for several years, I'd build anything from individual PCs up to 30 or 50 seat networks with switches etc.
If a customer had problems you'd either tell them how to sort it out on the phone or go in person. We used to bill $140/hour for in-person tech support, if we fucked up up on something obviously we'd give them a break.
Like people would buy books or training courses to learn their way around the basic software they wanted to use like a spreadsheet or word processor, 90% of my calls would be operating system problems, performance issues where you'd defragment their disks or realize they needed more memory for the size of their database, backup problems, driver problems, printer issues etc. It was 99% windows stuff, most corporate offices didn't use Mac and anyone running Linux had the tech skills to solve thier own problems.
Businesses were happy to pay $500 or $1000/month to a local company that would dispatch someone within a few hours and keep all their systems running. Clients were mostly law firms, hedge funds, or light industry. Sometimes corporate departments that found their in-house IT support too slow or inflexible.
I always worked in a large city but even a regular size town would have a computer store. Most of my customers were within walking distance of our store because we were located in the financial distract, people in that field think nothing of tech support costs because they handle million-$ sums every day.
Shit was cash tbqh, I made about $40k/year which was like about $120k today, rent was cheap, business was a lot more casual and soicety was more laid back etc, 9/11 put an end to that and everyone got a stick up their ass
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>>110284956
Noise cancelling headphones work by producing inverse frequencies to background noise
To a human ear, this would sound like no noise, so therefore (as noise is energy) this sounds like energy being destroyed
So where does this energy go?
inb4 the power consumption of noise cancellation, that's just energy going in, where does the energy go out?
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>>110296872
It turns into heat in the air and transducer, same as the rest of the time. It's pressure being reduced not energy.
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with node.js / express.js how can i define a schema file with postgres? like just pure sql
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>>110297044
wut? Just dump the DDL into a file and run it on a query.
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>>110287869
>modern PSUs they usually have the full capacity available on 12V and DC-DC converters for the lesser rails
Obviously, CPUs run at like one volt.
>12V is what does all the heavy lifting
Why is that though? Why convert to CPU's 1V from 12 when 5 is closer? Don't voltage being closer mean less conversion losses?
>>110292496
Windows absolutely blows when you have to format anything, put the SDcard into your Linux PC, nuke the partition table and do it all over again.
>I know disk management can't do it because it's fat32.
FAT32 can't grow? Anyway, it sure can't grow below itself, there's a 16MB gap under it. Which is why you should nuke the whole table.
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>>110297215
The 12V-1V converter is on the motherboard. That's an expensive precision circuit just for the CPU. The 12-{3.3,5}V converters are inside the PSU.
>Why convert to CPU's 1V from 12 when 5 is closer?
Higher voltage means thinner wires and cheaper connectors.
>why not even higher voltage
Standard PC PSUs are very anachronistic.
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>>110297387
>The 12-{3.3,5}V converters are inside the PSU.
I thought they had their own transformers. It's all just 12 volt internally huh?
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Does the new cookie shadow ban still happen? I've only gotten around it by keeping the same window open for months and now the site doesn't load properly half the time.
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>>110297466
There are still a few kicking around with multiple secondaries on the extreme low end, but nothing you would want to buy. The vast majority, even a lot of cheap junk, is DC-DC.
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>>110298081
Only seems to happen to me on brave mobile; Firefox with ublock and noscript doesn't do it for whatever reason.
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>>110298081
I regularly see people ask about it itt so yes
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how tf do i verify if a domain is a wildcard or not via firefox on mobile
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>>110285273
The max amount of money required to buy a PSU should be on the top of your list. RAM/Motherboard can go in any direction but PSU should always be a blank check with 1000 watts minimum imo. Anything above 1000 watts is for shit like threadrippers.
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i'm using dolphin file manager on kde. is there any way to show the url i download images from? there's a data category i've just seen called "Downloaded From" but it doesn't seem to show anything.
pic rel is an example of a file with its name, extension, and date of download. i have it set to show Downloaded From too but as i said nothing shows.
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>>110299360
>1000 watts minimum
Efficiency at low utilisation goes through the floor so no, buying a massive PSU that you won't need is not necessary or useful. It should be sized appropriately to your build. If you buy a decent quality one there's no real durability or safety benefit to having a "margin" either.
Obviously if you intend to upgrade in the future you could future-proof your PSU but the point is still the same, by only the wattage you need (or will need).
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>>110299405
I haven't used dolphin at all but I feel like that might need support from your web browser to tag the file appropriately, and/or the filesystem as well.
>date of download
Fairly certain that's just creation date, i.e. it's not set in any special way for downloaded files.
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Since GPUs have become stupidly expensive, I want to maximize the lifespan of my 3060 Ti.
Besides reducing consumption (e.g. limiting fps and turning down settings in games), how can I go about doing this?
Would underclocking it or otherwise setting it differently from stock in MSI Afterburner help?
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>>110299497
Undervolt it a tiny bit to limit power consumption (possibly combined with an underclock). The main wear on components is when a lot of power is going through them and/or when they thermal cycle a lot (which means, assuming it's room temperature most of the time, whenever it heats up significantly). Limiting your FPS achieves lower power draw in a roundabout way, but I expect some parts of the circuitry are probably running full blast even if the load on the actual rendering calculations isn't maximum, and more importantly it's a very indirect measure so you will likely suffer from significantly worse visuals in order to try to have a good margin to ensure power consumption goes down.
Undervolting it will directly set a max power draw and thus help with longevity, and then you can run your games as fast as the now-slower GPU can render them, maximising the use you get out of it without sacrificing longevity. Often you can also gain a lot of power efficiency without sacrificing too much performance, because there's usually diminishing returns at higher power.

All of that being said the 3060 Ti is a pretty low power GPU I think so I'm not sure you even need to do anything.
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>>110285548
>did they have to go to tech conferences to give feedback? was it just complaining in tech papers and hoping the developers saw and fixed them for the later release?
for normal users yes, you'd hop on a bbs or call/mail the company. like another anon said, usually big companies buying lots of the software would have a direct line to the vendor. often they would have slight customizations per business, too. that's why all in one solutions like oracle and salesforce make are such a big deal despite not really doing anything. the real value is in not having 9001 different vendors to beg for support and having to have in-house software devs to debug your accounting software for a company that doesnt make software
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>>110299539
Thanks for the explanation! I'm probably going to have to do more reading into the matter before I can trust myself to mess with the voltage curve, but for now I presume it's safe to at least drop the power/temp limits a bit.
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>>110299484
>Efficiency at low utilisation goes through the floor so no
Not really to a meaningful degree anymore. Good PSUs are minimum >70% efficient at 20-80W, and a lot are more in Silver territory. Even in olden times this didn't actually matter because you're talking about such a tiny draw.
>If you buy a decent quality one there's no real durability or safety benefit to having a "margin" either.
If you care about them being quiet you run them under 80% because that's where Cybenetics Lambda stops caring. There's no reason to have an audible PSU at pretty much any level any more, if that's something you care about.
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Can someone tell me where the syntax error is? Says 'Error creating table error: syntax error at or near "("'

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS users (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
username VARCHAR(16) UNIQUE,
premium BOOLEAN,
region place,
steam_id INTEGER UNIQUE,
gold NUMERIC,
gems NUMERIC,
boss_slayer BOOLEAN,
chaos_slayer BOOLEAN,
party TEXT[],
guild_id SERIAL,
created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,

FOREIGN_KEY(guild_id) REFERENCES guilds(id)
);
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS guilds (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
owner_id SERIAL references users(id),
title VARCHAR(32) UNIQUE,
short VARCHAR(5) UNIQUE,
gold NUMERIC,
members SERIAL[],
created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,

FOREIGN_KEY(members) REFERENCES users(id)
);
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>>110299207
You probably keep some other kind of fingerprint that satisfies the spyware.
>>110299245
That's a shame.
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>>110300772
im just gonna learn prisma
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>>110296398
It's just wine desu. It'll do pretty great, mostly any laptop can run anything earlier than 2005 with eaaaaase. Aside from rpcs2.
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can i connect a PCIe x4 to any slot that fits it and it'll work, or does it HAVE to be the same size?
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>>110301270
>can i connect a PCIe x4 to any slot that fits it and it'll work
yes
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>>110301270
You can yea.
Some 4x/8x slots can even lack the plastic bit at the end of the slot so you can insert longer 8x/16x cards (but they'll be limited to that many lanes)
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>>110300772
seems like something chatgpt could tell you easily, im not familiar with whatever sql variant that is but my guess is around the FK part
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I unfornuately updated to windows 11. What is the nuclear never never ever undewr any circumstances restart my PC for updates without my permission option?
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>>110302306
just install windows 10 again
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>>110300772
The table you're referencing doesn't exist yet, since both depend on each other you need to create them first then add the foreign keys, but at the same time the foreign key on guilds is trash.
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>>110301478
>>110303927
i figured it out thanks for the help though
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>>110284956
Important question: Which Linux distro is
a) stable
b) without AI
c) both?
I want to sell my machine without having to hear what a crapshoot.
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I've been using Clover for a while now, it plays webms poorly sometimes. Blue Clover was made by a ponyfag, what app is decent to use? I don't need to reply with it, I just wanna use it for reading
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>>110304184
No linux distro is without AI since Linus the retard is vibe coding Linux the kernel and gave the green light to clanker slop.
>both
Switch to OpenBSD or NetBSD.
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>>110304404
Although if you want to sell the shit, you should just install windows or leave it blank.
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>>110304404
>Linus is vibe coding Linux the kernel and gave the green light to clanker slop
This is horrible news if true. Source?
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>>110304575
https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/CAHk-=whTs09_ozN+e09GU68N1wPP56MUzDjrg9rnKxQUa0A_4Q@mail.gmail.com/
I thought this was big news on /g/.
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>>110304575
>>110304632
There has been no "Assisted-by" disclosure rule for a month by now because Linus decided so.
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I'm fucking sick of catbox spitting out 0b files. Can I just abuse github for free storage with direct download links?
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I was thinking about grabbing some smart/ar/vr/whatever they're called glasses to use as a screen for my pc/deck when I'm in bed or during long trips, anybody has any experience with them? I'm used to oled 4k, high refresh rate and watching movies in hdr/dv, so hopefully there's something that ticks all the boxes
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>>110301270
pci-e is both forward and backward compatible, and you can connect a card of any number of lanes to a slot with any number of lanes.
seriously, like you can connect a 5090 to a 1x slot on a motherboard from 2004 (pci-e 1) and it should work... very slowly but it should work
it's also physically safe to attach an 8x, 4x, or 1x card into a 16x slot
as another mentioned sometimes board even have open-ended slots so you can plug in oversized cards, or you can cut out the end yourself to do the same thing if there's no components behind it that the card will touch.
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Not a stupid question, but a stupid post idk where to put.
>go into [Retailer] today
>looking at a desktop rig online for weeks now
>don't plan on buying it, just want to look
>salesman comes over
>tell him I'm just looking, but ask him the chances of that one going on sale on black friday
>pretty good, he says, probably next week, he says
>"but we only have 2 new ones"
>don't want open box or refurbished shit; only want all new
>"well if you pay $30 for [Retailer club], and it goes on sale before [Date], we'll refund you the difference"
>orly
>ok let's do that
>he goes and gets it
>I don't really have too much time anyway, wasn't intending on buying it, kind of in a hurry but not visibly trying to rush it
>point is I'm not really looking too hard because the guy is personable and I'm in a hurry anyway
>stuff it in the car, go run to finish shit I was doing
>hours later, get home, eat, start slowly unpacking it
>first thing I notice is the video card has a support bracket screwed to it that's supposed to screw into the case
>unscrewed
>no screws anywhere for it in any of the packaging
>card is slightly out of the socket
>look closer, visible scarring inside the case from this support mount bouncing up & down in shipping unsecured
>push card in, stick HDD mounting screw in support
>turn it on
>turns on fine but 2 of 3 front case fans lit up but not moving
>manually spin them, nothing
>update all the motherboard shit including the fan controls, nothing
>check NVMe drive SMART data, 1tb drive
>576gb reads, 4115gb writes
>look at the box more closely
>shipping label has another shipping label underneath it
>ASUS seal tape has another, different layer of ASUS seal tape under it
>this negro thought I was retarded or something and passed off an open box as new
>have to go back there tomorrow to deal with this
They're going to give me my new fucking system I paid for, and the $200 service plan they tried to sell me, for free, for trying to rip me off.
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The bios light started blinking on my Asus Proart b650 and the PC won't turn on. I didn't do anything strange with the computer recently. What could be the cause of this and how do I fix it?
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>>110284956
Can I use a HTTP proxy through Tor?

The website is blocking Tor exit nodes so I want to go 1 more step via one of the free proxies you can find online, but I want the proxy to get the IP of the Tor exit node and not my IP.
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>>110301154
Nice. I just want to run windows programs on it without actually running windows
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>>110306531
Yes. You "Torify" the program that's going to be using the proxy and then configure it to use the proxy as usual.
Torifying is highly OS-specific trick so you got to research that one for your OS. It basically means you got a local Tor proxy going on and tell the OS to redirect all the program's traffic into it.

OR
You got a separate Tor router that transparently routes everything into the Tor network without any machine behind it knowing that.
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WHY DON'T THE CHAINS MELT WHEN THEY"RE hOLDING RED HOT RECENTLY MOLTEN STEEL
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>>110306997
because the fire to melt the steel is multiples hotter than that piece of steel that isn't actually liquified
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>>110306825
I'm trying to figure out if HTTPSProxy in the torrc settings does what I want or not, but it's really hard to find information with today's search engines. I think it doesn't do what I want.

What I want is:
MyBrowser --> Tor --> Public HTTP Proxy --> Website.

(the Website sees the IP of the Public HTTP Proxy)
(the Public HTTP Proxy sees the IP of a Tor exit node)

You're telling me that it's possible, which is good to know, but I still have no idea how to accomplish it. It's something I don't think should require me to send all my OS traffic through Tor, if I could just tell the Tor exit node to go through one final proxy at the end.

manual says
>HTTPSProxy host[:port]
>Tor will make all its OR (SSL) connections through this host:port (or host:443 if port is not specified), via HTTP CONNECT rather than connecting directly to servers. You may want to set FascistFirewall to restrict the set of ports you might try to connect to, if your HTTPS proxy only allows connecting to certain ports.
which sounds good at first but the "servers" in "rather than connecting directly to servers" could just be other Tor nodes. Maybe I'm overthinking it. I really wish search engines were better so I could find people talking about using HTTPSProxy and what it actually does in clear language instead of being suggested irrelevant stuff.
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>>110307029
seems like HTTPSProxy is used between my Tor program and the first node in the Tor network, the final jump will still be directly from the Tor exit node to the website
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>>110300421
I mean 20% headroom is fine, like if your system is projected to draw 700W you might step up to a 1000W PSU, sure.
But just saying "1000W always" when the system might top out at 400W under load makes zero sense. An RX480 is like 150W max, assuming you're not running a fucking threadripper or some shit you don't need more than a 600W PSU for a system with that.
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>>110304575
LLM code is less and less sloppy these days. It's still slop if you just tell it to "build me my entire project pls thx" and walk away until it's done, but actually using it as a tool for development works great now, and it keeps improving all the time too
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>>110305670
I've never tried them but from what I've seen people talk about them, it's basically a 1080p screen a moderate distance away. It works well for what it is, it's apparently perfectly usable for looking at a screen in bed or on a train or whatever, but it won't give you 4k high refresh rate oled experience.
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>>110306336
Lmao sounds fun
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>>110308557
Yeah but everything under 850-1kW definitely has a value stink to it. It's very seldom they give you a price incentive to go lower.
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Why does a bathroom stink after you take a shit, even if you didn't fart?
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>>110309360
Because your government makes you shit on a shelf.
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>>110309369
Explain
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>>110309381
>americans don't know
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>>110309618
I've never been so happy to not know. Seems like you people need another revolution.
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>>110307029
>What I want is:
>MyBrowser --> Tor --> Public HTTP Proxy --> Website.
HTTPSProxy doesn't do that, sorry. It's usually used for heavily firewalled peers, it's for your Tor node so it can establish peer connections in campus/corporate networks where so called normal IP-to-IP connections are prohibited or restricted.
>>110307060
Yes. The setting may sound weird if you haven't set up "rogue" stuff inside a workplace intranet for example.
>>110309618
Only germans do that.
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Is it worth donating to Thunderbird?
I use it and I have money, and so far it's been working well. But as a gigachud I've been burned too many times with software projects getting massively enshittified, so the fact that it's working for me right now isn't enough to convince me to give them money to help for the future.

Thunderbird is also based on Mozilla and I have lost all faith in Firefox, but I think the TB team is separate from the main Mozilla devs and they're not necessarily upstreaming all the garbage from FF? Tell me what to think /g/.
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>>110310006
Think of the software dev as an onlyfan girl who just visited you irl and exposed her/his butthole. Buy them a coffee and a mcchicken. If you're not going to miss $5 then fuck it.
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>>110310117
See if an onlyfans girl visited me I would never ever provide any monetary compensation or support to her because I am categorically opposed to prostitution (and women).
I'm not going to miss $20 but I am going to begrudge the $20 if tomorrow they post a tranny flag and next version add massive rounded corners to everything and mandatory telemetry.
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>>110310145
You're so needy
>>110310184
Just give them the fucking money if you want to. Why do you need permission? It's your stupid bucks.
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>>110310227
I don't need permission I need opinions on their direction from fellow chuds, because I'm too lazy to do my own research. It's not a hard question
For example I know for a fact wikipedia is never worth donating to because they spend 5% of their funds on servers/admin and 90% of their funds on "outreach" and holding events for either cali fags or niglets in africa or some shit. Or similarly I would never donate to Firefox or Mozilla directly because of all the shit they've pulled over the years, like integrating Pocket, removing "we'll never sell your data, promise", etc. etc.
Meanwhile there's projects that I've been donating to for a while because I know the devs are sane and aren't gonna just trannify their software overnight. I just want to get a second opinion of which category thunderbird falls in



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