I've finally lost it over dogshit translations, and since I don't want to put myself in a position of putting off learning a language through the 'proper' tools, I would appreciate any japanese VN suggestions that aren't going to absolutely gape my brain and are hopefully enjoyable.
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Requesting either a cracked/patched free download of the latest Freemake Video Converter or a video editor that's similarly easy to use. I just need something with a simple interface I can use to clip parts out of a video and to combine different videos into one.
>>1457385https://github.com/staxrip/staxripOr use DaVinci Resolve
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKpJZ-pWxY8youtube removed this video and i cant find it on wayback machine. can anyone find it ?
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when was it made?
I don't know too much of them. TOR is the unique I know of this kind.
>>1457515Thanks. Can I ask, what do you mean by "disable JavaScript," where is that?
>>1457543javascript is the language which most websites nowadays use for interactive content. it's also a massive security hole.open tor, type about:preferences in the url bar, select the privacy & security tab, scroll down to the security tab, select safest
>>1457551Thanks, I did it.
>>1457515Honestly this, especially for I2P, however, good luck not getting spit back by some clearnet sites.If you still want to cope with the pseudo private, there are Pale Moon (very low consumption and struggles with huge JavaScript loads) and Librewolf.Also: https://digdeeper.club/articles/browsers.xhtml
>>1457511desu you are going to have a difficult time actually getting much value from a privacy browser if you don't understand how it works.I would recommend watching some educational videos on how onion routing works and about javascript and canvas fingerprinting.cookies are the biggest privacy problem for a regular user if you aren't doing anything controversial, so read up on that too.
looking for certain anime music video depicting flashing images of a girl in different locations, smiling/crying/laughing etc. I guess she's supposed to be (You)r girlfriend
>>1457634I found it dude. thank you so much
>>1457616 might be this onehttps://youtu.be/CHViAZ7mgdc
>>1457665WHERE'S THE GIRL?
>>1457667https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rptLcA0E4ps
Are you the same anon that was looking for this animation before? If so, I'm happy you were finally able to find it.
trying to learn 'hey' on my acoustic.i got most of the song down, except for the distorted electric guitar sounds at 1:54.i would really like to somehow make that sound on my acoustic. is there any way that would be possible?https://youtu.be/tVCUAXOBF7w
not really. you could get a nice shrill sound that's comparable with a brass slide though if you were creative about it.
slow down dude this isn't /vt/
I looking for this picture but Dune version. Thanks
I'm new to the Digimon games and I've only watched the anime. How expressive and how much personality do the Digimon usually have in the games? Is there an interaction system with them in most games?
>>1457666Cute, but a boy. Okay Buddy, We get it.
Will Someone please create a webmd or gif or whatever You call it of a cartoon supercomputer with It's buttons and lights blinking with that stock standard science computer lab.WAV playing in the background? I'd make one Myself if I had some scene references off the top of My head.Reposting for a more appropriate picture. 4chan isn't [spoiler]letting[/spoiler] Me delete the old one.
I humbly request someone photoshop a lit blunt into Coop's hand, any embellishments such as smoke would also be appreciated.
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If anyone can find where i can buy this exact chair i will personally buy a 50 euro (or whatever the equivalent currency you have) steam gift card (or if you want another type of gift card, but it has to be 50 euros) and send it to you. I've tried reverse searching and everything and i cant find it.It's a noname brand except for 1 of the parts (the mechanism thing) made by Tung-yu and the date is 2003 on it
>>1457393op's pic shows that the bottom middle thing has no vertical divider, the alibaba 1 does
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>>1457267It's from about 20 years ago, so the only way you'll find the exact same model is to go through second hand listings online and search local used furniture stores.My guess is that it's from JYSK or a similar store. I remember my friend used to have the same or incredibly similar chair and it was from there. Here's a current model that is similar: https://jysk.fi/tyohuone/tyotuolit/tyotuolit/tyotuoli-tjele-musta-keinonahka/musta
>>1457267Is this the thing? Seems close. Some kind of a euro chair.https://www.cactus.md/ro/catalogue/dom-i-sad/mebel/ofisnye-kresla-i-stulya/kreslo-baldu-visata-optima-black/
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Hey, I was wondering if anyone could offer some suggestions regarding an issue I'm having with a React app. I'm taking an online course, and they've tasked me with making a mock "portfolio" website. They've provided most of the code, I just primarily have to configure stuff correctly. The first time I click "submit," nothing happens; this is because the response object is still null, which it is initialized to using the useState hook. useSubmit is a custom hook which wraps a "submit" helper function (see my next post with the screenshot). Even though I made my onSubmit asynchronous (pic related), and force the app to wait for it to complete before opening an alert using onOpen, the app still doesn't wait for the useSubmit hook to return the response object's updated values before submitting the form.From what I understand, hooks themselves cannot be asynchronous, but they can wrap asynchronous operations. So my idea is that onSubmit waits for the submit helper to complete, but doesn't wait for the hook to return the results. After doing some console logging, I have noticed that upon subsequent form submissions, the form submits the PREVIOUS submission attempt's data, which makes sense because upon clicking "submit," the submission event occurs before the NEW submission data is handled by the useSubmit hook. However, the old submission's data now populates the response object. Pic: the useSubmit hook (top) and submission handler (onSubmit)Next pic will be the implementation of useSubmit
Here is the useSubmit hook's implementation. The hook simulates an API call; it waits for 2 seconds ( const wait = (ms) => new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, ms)); ) then sets a response, based on a random number; there's a ~50% chance of success or failure. Any ideas how I can get the hook to return the data ( return { isLoading, response, submit }; ) before onOpen tries to open the alert? Or is the implementation they supplied me with just flawed? I know it probably doesn't matter much for this little project, but it kinda bugs me.
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Very simple, send me pfp recommendations.I will use mostly anything as long as it’s “usable” everywhere.Preferably something retarded or questionable, idk hit me with whatever you got.
How can I get my MSI B650 Tomahawk to interface with my Sony Xperia 5 III through the back USB C? I know the cable itself works.-When I plug in the phone, I hear the "device connected" sound, and I see connection options on my phone.-I can plug in a controller, and it works-I tried installing the latest chipset driversDespite this, I can't actually tether or transfer files from my phone. I don't even see a charging indicationI plugged my phone in the front with an A to C cable. I can see it charging there, but I still can't tether or transfer files.I do see my phone show up with a yellow triangle under device manager, but Windows can't find any relevant drivers. I can't find anything through Google (Well, Google does show one thing, but I don't know if it's legit), and googling the VID and PID doesn't helpIn tether mode, I see a generic USB device with a yellow triangle that's the same dealWhat's my next move?
OP here. Since I made the post, I have discovered that charging works on a live Linux USB and even the goddamn UEFI. File transfer and tethering works in Linux as well.
Enable 'Developer options' (look up how to do that)Go to 'Default USB configuration'Select 'Transferring files'
>>1457485Didn't help, unfortunately.Here's something else I tried:-Booted PC to UEFI-Plugged phone in via the C-to-C cable that goes in the back-Ensured mode was set to file transfer-Charging light was on-Booted to Windows. Charging light disappeared.-Set mode to File transfer (again)-Noticed there was a notification for "installing software" tap it-Two things instantly show up in Explorer. One of them was the model number of my phone, the other was presumably some software for Xperia transfer or something-Charging light is back too-MTP "folder" is empty-Disconnect and reconnectComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Bluetooth transfer your stuff.
