Was Discord hacked or not?

What software do people use to make deepfakes these days? I have a million jpgs of myself and I want to put myself over an mp4 video
deepfacelab was archieved and hasnt been updated in 2 years

>>108216390
like within the past few days? not that i've heard of. there was a hack of their support site several months ago and any info you provided their support team either via form or direct contact would have been compromised. it also included payment information if you were ever stupid enough to give them money.

Is this place a good place to talk about electrical?
Cause I'm not exactly sure how three surge protectors have somehow contained a chunk of the house so far, and I've found only one of them died after all these years.

>>108216625
>Is this place a good place to talk about electrical?
/diy/ might be better but it's not the worst choice

>Cause I'm not exactly sure how three surge protectors have somehow contained a chunk of the house so far
depending on where you live, major surge events might just not be all that frequent or severe. i'm 35 and i've only experienced two or three of them.

>>108216352
You've posted this picture so many times over the years that its giving me deja vu

>>108216648
They only happen once a year when the power goes out. But they must have been in place for 5+ years and gotten 10+ years ago.

>>108216686
They can just degrade after 10-20 years. They're supposed to be sacrificial components.

Are there cheese on those sticks too ?

>>108216702
I probably should look into replacing them, they are tucked away in a very tight corner. I shocked myself a little trying to plug one thing into one due to accidently pressing my thumb against a non-ground metal pin in the middle of pushing it down

>>108216738
They're largely superfluous anyway. Most things have surge protection built in for the last 20 years or so. Protection from outside surges is better accomplished at the service entrance with a whole house surge protector because it has access to the fattest wires.

>>108216684
Do you really, really like this image?

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>>108216352
so...?

>>108215900
You can't easily prove existing code is safe, so you'd need to rewrite a lot of code anyway
Rust is basically C++ but with safety and nicer syntax, so if you're gonna rewrite your code or write it from scratch, might as well use it. Maybe like a decade ago an argument would've been an immature library/tooling ecosystem but nowadays this is no longer a concern either

Two months ago someone posted a userscript which I think was called 4chan captcha formatter and it removed the slider from the captcha, giving you the entire image instead.
Made solving captchas a lot faster. I can't find it anywhere anymore, does anyone have it please?

>>108219664
Search on the 4chan archives for it

>>108217882
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eKv4BEujFU

Nix newb question

How do I preserve my home directory when doing a clean install?
Can I just copy and paste or should I make an archive then unpack it into the clean set up or will I need to edit config files again?

>>108216390
I heard their identity provider was (the one they send your photo and ID and full dox to, to verify your age)
I don't have sources I just saw it on the catalog

could you please recommend me a ~500 euro, 100+hz tv for gaming

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Do 16 and 24bit ADCs capture the same signal, just with the latter having less quantisation? If I understand it, the sampling process captures the signal the same regardless of bit depth and the bit depth just affects the quantisation strength and therefore noise.

>>108221453
pretty much

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i haven't been able to save images off of gelbooru at all lately.
i usually save by method of dragging and dropping the image into a folder. this results in a broken image. i inspected these files with a hex editor. they're HTML documents.
this is confusing because i usually click directly into the original image. i'm saving it from its source address.
the conventional method of saving, right-click > save as..., results in failed downloads. i have to open the download panel and click the retry button until it works.

this is all also replicatable in private browsing mode. so i have to ask

1) what the fuck?
2) how do you even begin to troubleshoot this bullshit?
3) why is it only gelbooru

everything works fine in chrome, but that browser is malware garbage nothing is ever going to get me to use it.

How much more privacy do I really have with a local windows 11 account? I would totally switch to linux if I could but some things can't make that possible.

>>108220561
>>108216390
Not directly, at least not publicly.
https://arstechnica.com/security/2025/10/discord-says-hackers-stole-government-ids-of-70000-users/

>>108216704
Pineapple cubes, probably.

>>108222920
>privacy with windows 11
lol

Win8.1 laptop that my relative uses suddenly started making a weird 8-bit like gamey noise on startup, like a 1 second jingle, right when it boots into desktop, is it KMSpico? That's what I used to crack it (it was a long time ago) but it didn't make any noises before, and it's not the "program complete" audio

>>108223051
No snarky answers please, I want a genuine idea of how much shit a local account still has. I can dual boot so this is really just to minimize the amount of shit I'm sending to MS for the things I need 11 for.

>>108216352
what the fuck happened to lainchan and why cant we access it anymore?

>>108222517
does it happen in private browsing? if you create a new profile or download a portable version of the browser you're using and try from that, does it still happen?

>>108222920
unless you find the right microsoft employee you're not going to get a concrete answer. but the main visible differences are that it lists the pc on your microsoft account page and uses your microsoft account email for logins and file permissions. i'd assume it also ties system telemetry to it, which again nobody knows exactly how much they're collecting or what.

>>108223126
because you said please. keep in mind this is for a normal account. for local, if there is no internet access I assume it's fine but don't quote me. don't know why you wouldn't go for w10 or even older at that point
where to start with 11, it's textbook enshittification in every aspect, UI/UX, bloat, instability, probably more but let's not forget privacy. even dicking around in the settings and making sure every setting is how you want it, there are still plenty of background processes that send data their way
you could ask in the windows general and get some indian windows support members to lie right to your face to confirm it >>108218843 I'm not joking about them being windows support

>>108223126
They pretty much entitle themselves to whatever they can take. Idk what you expect man.

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>>108223177
it's firefox. every problem happens just the same in private browsing, with ublock and all my userscripts turned off. it's incredibly intermittent too. sometimes every image i drag and drop is corrupted, sometimes it's just a few. this has led to me bulk saving junk corrupted images without realizing and it's just getting annoying.

it happened with this image just now https://gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=13507391&tags=hatsune_miku

again i have a script that lets me click the image and it just replaces the current url with the image i clicked, so i'm actually saving it from: https://img2.gelbooru.com/images/7a/45/7a45fa1d347eda59b8b4abbab686a35b.jpg
by dragging and dropping it into a folder

this is the same as clicking the original image link on the left. it happens there too. so i guess it's not my script

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>>108216352
why did they stop building PSUs with a daisy chain output to power your monitor?
it seems like such a no brainer, as monitors take a tiny amount of power compared to the PC and you free up one plug in your extender

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Is there a way to reduce your fans rev up? Every 2m40s my CPU (7800x3d) temp will spike and the fans rev up before returning back to normal. Every single time guaranteed. Doesn't matter what's happening in game the temps can be 50c or less idle, but every 2m40s it will spike to 70c cause the fans to spin loud.
The fact it's happening on a fixed interval must mean it's a setting you can change right? I'd rather the fans run constantly than think the game's about to crash because the fans are going crazy..

>>108223264
can you try firefox portable and see if it happens there?

went full retard and I think I burnt off the contact points of a circuit board trying to replace a capacitor
What do I do now?

how do I remove text on gifs?

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>>108223414
I had a look in my bios to see what the settings are and this is it. I haven't touched any of the setting for fans here even after making it, it's all the defaults. I don't have any settings enabled in AMD adrenaline and don't have ryzen master or any other fan controllers installed either

>>108223653
might be a good use case for ai honestly unless just blurring it is sufficient for you

>>108223288
Most people with full size desktop PSUs don't have their display on or immediately next to the PC any more. Just daisy chain stupid low wattage stuff with extension cords.

whats a safe way to store a bunch of motherboards on top of each other without damaging them if you dont have the original box or anti static bag? most of them with the cpu and fan installed

i was thinking newspaper pages for padding

>>108223481

wrapwire capacitor feet solder wirestrand to board if its top layer?

Are all the AI predictions fear mongering?
I use AI weekly and have noticed rapid improvements in the past months/years, but theres always a barrier I feel like it cant cross. It still makes insane mistakes and looks nowhere near as natural as a human, but then again I look at the predictions, podcast etc and they all say that all jobs will be run by AI by 2030, but how close are we actually? Also can we really just "scale it up" because there for sure are limits to how far that can go.

>>108224135
It's just narrative cover for outsourcing. AI won't make any fundamental improvements until millennials start to retire. It's a field that moves forward one death at a time like clockwork since the 40s and probably before then.

>>108224135
Depends on what your goal of the future is, if AI gets as good as its getting why bother bring in all these immigrants? At that point having a declining birthrate but AI helping less humans do more within 8 hours a day, or even have AI do stuff like warehouse work 24/7 it will just make everyone's quality of life better.
The problem is politicians, old modes of economic activity, and such (all of the meme reasons you see in media) have a vested interest in pushing it forward or handicapping it.
I wouldn't worry about AI and mainly a lot of the people losing their jobs or freaking out about losing their job come in two camps:
>financially irresponsible retards who didn't save and kept chasing the hedonic treadmill as their income expanded
>people who have children or young children that you should actually feel bad for, regardless of their saving habits
But if you aren't saving now for either an eventual layoff or for education to retrain into something else, you are building your own house of cards.

>>108221574
Maybe I'm not such a dumbass after all. Thx Anon

>>108223076
>is it KMSpico
No.

>>108223192
>>108222920
Don't forget the BitLocker key being stored in the Microsoft account.

>>108223751
go to the monitor tab in bios and look for fan step up time

>>108223264
Your second link actually redirects to the first one. The website is doing something with Referer (or cookies).
Try dialing the Firefox tracking protection up or down.
The fact that you haven't noticed this basic website behavior is concerning.

>>108223288
That is a switched output.
It stopped being a thing when monitors became useful without being attached to a particular computer.

>>108223414
>every 2m40s it will spike to 70c
Why are you looking for fan settings instead of looking for the cause of this rise in temperature?
Fans spinning harder is the symptom, not the cause of rising temperature.

>>108224092
You can buy antistatic bags.
Might just as well put some fluffy towels between them if buying bags and cardboard boxes isn't worth it.

>>108224135
>fear mongering
No, just plain old shilling. Only people who invested in AI companies and people paid by those companies make these predictions.

Does openssh work on wan by default or just lan? The only config I did was changing the port and setting up key pairs. Do I need anything else?

Why does every github developer seem unable to understand an end user's perspective and assume that nothing will ever break or go wrong?
>https://ohmyposh.dev/docs/installation/prompt
>There's no out-of-the-box support for Windows CMD when it comes to custom prompts. There is however a way to do it using Clink, which at the same time supercharges your cmd experience. Follow the installation instructions and make sure you select autostart.
>Integrating Oh My Posh with Clink is easy: create a new file called oh-my-posh.lua in your Clink scripts directory (run clink info inside cmd to find that file's location).
Wow dude, so easy, all I have to do to change the colour of cmd is to use command line to install two software packages that I have no other use for filling up my drives with useless bloatware. The dbzer0 wiki guide to patching Adobe suite was more user friendly than the various AI slop repos I've dealt with over the past few days

>>108223481
Can you follow the traces and solder wires to the next connected points?

>>108225793
It binds to all interfaces by default. You can change this, or have your firewall allow only specific interfaces.

>>108225988
You make the (frequent, unfortunately) mistake of believing that other people writetheir software for YOU and that their end goal is to make it easy for YOU to run the software they write for themselves.

How can I search for entries with a "/" in the archives? I've already tried percentage encoding.

>ask claude to build app
>broken piece of shit
>tell it
>ey you’re absolutely right nigga, let me spend $25 and 15 minutes on this
>all fixed nigga
>hardcoded fallback code

The FUCK is its problem?

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why does sorting a folder by "date" take so much longer than sorting by "date modified"?

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>>108226548
Because "date modified" is precise whereas "date" is ambiguous.

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What does this mean?
I've been getting this error on twitch a few times in the last hour, but it's random, sometimes i get through to twitch sometimes i don't. i censored the "details" because it's a string of letters and numbers and i don't know what it means.
i tried clearing my cache and it doesn't do make a difference

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What's the best course of study for learning networking? By that I mean I want to fully understand how "The Internet" works, know all the different protocols involved along the way between hardware infrastructure to software. Most resources seem geared toward jeets trying to learn just enough to barely pass a test for whatever cert they're trying to get to pad their resume. I want to understand this shit for its own sake, not because I'm trying to get a job.

What is the best and simplest reliable way connect a computer to a TV wirelessly?

My tech illiterate boss bought a TV for her office and wants me to set it up so she can easily connect to it wirelessly.

>>108225988
The end user is not supposed to use Windows CMD. Looking at that wiki page, it looks like it supports over half a dozen shells.
>There's no out-of-the-box support for Windows CMD when it comes to custom prompts. There is however a way...
You should read this as "Posh doesn't support CMD". Go find something else built for CMD. Hint, there's probably not a lot of it, because CMD is fucking garbage and almost nobody uses it seriously.
But hey, if you really want to, there's actual instructions on a way you can still get it to work. I don't see why you're complaining: the thing you want to use isn't compatible, but instead of telling you "go write your own framework if you want to support your shitty shell nobody uses", they found a workaround to make it work anyway.

If you want an experience that works out of the box and where the dev actually thought about the end user's perspective, just use any of the other eight (8) options which are not explicitly marked with "there is no support".

>>108227072
It means either twitch servers are overloaded or you're being rate-limited somehow

>>108227239

just make some lame excuse like i cannot into wireless and is someone elses job

>>108216352
test

>>108225988
>Wow dude, so easy, all I have to do to change the colour of cmd is
use windows terminal or any other shell that supports cmd as a backend

If I'm just above average in intelligence (115iq) how many hours a day of studying am I expected to do if my degree is in computing and how do I study effectively for computing instead of reading docs and not really remembering the technical jargons?

>>108227575
Learn by doing. For practical stuff that means making stuff, doing projects, etc. Even if the course is not structured with project and you're expected to just memorise for some reason, for your own sake you should set up a dev environment and try out the things you're learning. Programming is a craft, if you were learning woodworking you wouldn't just stare at a book. Get your tools out and at minimum try out the subject of the lesson, ideally if you really want to learn you should experiment with stuff and try out some related things ("what if I do it this way?", "can I extend or configure this to do that as well?", etc.)

For any more theoretical courses like maths, logic, etc. learning by doing means doing exercises and ideally also trying to play around with the various concepts. If I can prove this under this condition, what happens if I change the condition? If this logic formula can be reduced this way, what if I change it a bit, does it still work now? Etc.

>how many hours a day
Honestly I have no idea, but my advice would be to start off working hard and see how far you get in the material. If it's easy and you're bored you can always slack off later, but if you start off ignoring lectures and procrastinating the months away and then you suddenly find out the material is too hard to cram before the exam then you'll be a bit screwed.
First year doesn't really matter much as long as you don't drop out though.

>>108227575
there are like half a dozen different degrees "in computing" you'd need to be more specific. if it's software development/computer engineering/computer science the best way to study is usually to actually make programs and run them.

if this is more some kind of IT thing, you should honestly consider certification instead, at least in the US most employers don't give a shit about anything but certs and experience.

I have a comic book in PDF that I want to turn into individual images without losing quality
Any recommendations?

>>108227239
Miracast, or whatever that thing was called.
What's the intended use? For slideshows and pictures it will work, for video (conference calls?) it's not practical.

>>108227727

She wants to be able to cast documents and spreadsheets from her desk without any cable clutter.

I'll look into miracast thank you

>>108227686
bentopdf

>>108223288

maybe they wanted to sell y-cables instead?

>>108226548
Date also reads file metadata for "Time Taken" and other such fields. Since it's Microsoft I wouldn't be surprised if they lack a cache :P
Also, if you want folders to always appear before files you can group by "Attributes"

>>108227077
No idea about courses but Beej's Guide to Network Concepts is pretty good beginners book and includes small projects. The programming examples are in Python.
He also has another book called Beej's Guide to Network Programming but it's mostly the implementation details of writing a unix/linux (web) server in C

>>108226548

just quessing date looks timedateoriginal or like four other timestamps in exif and date modified actually from system file indexing

Hey anons, in C++, I used in some older code an uint (just so to not type

unsigned int

everywhere) guard at the very beginning of a header file (actually just a main) that ran fine as then:

#ifndef uint
#define uint unsigned int
#endif // uint

#include <unordered_map>
#include <string>
#include <stdio.h>
...

But that was on a Windows PC. After trying it again, now on a Linux one, that guard conflicts with C++'s own files. If I move the

#ifndef

block to after the includes, it compiles without issues.
Would this be compiler related? I don't remember which one I used with Windows back then, however it likely was that one bundled with MinGW.
Any clues as to why that may actualy be happening? Much appreciated at any rate.

is adguard dns on android blocking captcha? cant get it to load with it turned on.

can someone come up with a guess as to why you can't play members-only YouTube videos in the background on mobile?
it's been years, at this point it has to be a deliberate design choice, it cannot possibly be just retarded jeets? ...right?

Are there any real downsides to using NAS HDDs for a desktop? Looking to get a couple HDDs for mass storage for my PC mainly for backups and shows, movies, music, family photos etc. and sounds to me, as a layman, that HDDs designed for NAS are just better built. I'm looking into seagate ones sonce they're the best value where I live so it's specifically the ironwolf and exos lines if that makes any difference

What do people use to emulate a disk drive/host .iso's? Is Daemon Tools Like still a thing, or is there a better FOSS option?

Thank you

>>108229447
Main one is that they might be loud. If you've only ever used silent drives before, it might be surprising.
>>108229510
I think windows finally got the ability to mount ISOs natively some time ago

>>108229739
Wait, does it?
I just have a windows 10 install I use for some games. I'll look into that, thanks.

>>108229784
If you're not on windows then you could always just mount it, I thought Daemon Tools was a windows thing no?

>>108229510
>>108229784
recent versions of windows 11, i'm not sure when it started, do have the ability to mount isos. failing that, i use wincdemu portable unless it's for some kind of game with cd checks in which case i'd use daemon tools lite (or whatever it's called now)

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Anyone know what's up with this?
Windows 10. Can't get it to work. Tried everything on google/FAQs/etc.

>>108229835
mounting isos without needing another program has been built in to windows since 8

>>108229943
Then don't use it?
It's closed source and doesn't work then why use it

>>108230099
guess i just never noticed then, mb

>>108230269
Good point.

>>108219664
https://pastebin.com/sQJfRF5q

>>108230460
Thanks, I even found an updated version of this script, coincidentally posted on /g/ just yesterday, should've probably posted it
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/108219273/#108220563

>>108230460
It doesn't work well for me when I have more than 1 captchas with the "Next" button

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>>108216352
What's the best GUI-based version of yt-dlp?

This question isn't for me, it's for my mates who aren't tech savvy and can't figure their way around the cmd line version.

where's the yt-dlp thread?

>>108229447
IronWolf Pro and Exos X are your A grade home and enterprise drives respectively. Exos being enterprise targeted will probably be louder. Pretty much everything outside those is 2nd gen SMR trash.

Why is font size so non-standardized in websites? Some websites I have to zoom to 120% to get the perfect size, while others I have to unzoom

>>108230997
Because it's down to individual aesthetic design and sometimes web designers are retarded.
There is a standard text size, and a standard font, but there are plenty of ways to override it - ostensibly for special content or specific designs - and nowadays it is absolutely normal for every website to ignore the defaults completely and just specify its own values for literally everything, thus making the standards effectively useless. There's no way to enforce it since there ARE genuine reasons to override the size for various UI elements etc., and when the functionality exists there's no way to police websites and prevent them from abusing it to make the main content ugly.

any methods for storing cables like HDMIs that isnt shoving it in a drawer?

I'd like to work on some sort of program like Magic's SpellTable, where user(s) with a webcam can play with each other and have a nice-looking interface where they can look at their opponent's cards as if they were a game or program and have an easier time reading cards.
This is beyond my current knowledge, but any suggestions on where I could start looking into to see how other people do programs like these?

>>108216352
Is there a haveibeenpwned service for phone numbers? i've been suddenly riddled with scam calls for the past week

why the hell are there no working reddit archiver tools? i thought i was about to do something simple that surely many people have done but apparently not, everything is fucking broken.

Might have to write my own scraper from scratch

>>108231736
use call screeners or an apple device
I don't live in the us but know plenty who do and apparently this is a must now else you get spammed

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>>108216352
im shipping a big package to my friend across the country. what prevents me from using a dummy listing on ebay to save shipping money? how does this even work?

My wacom graphite tablet suddenly started acting up. It doesn't stop recognizing the pen even after it stops touching the surface and seems to move previous writings around when passing over them. Something like a combination of an eraser and movement tool. Is this fixable?

>>108232566
>how does this even work?
ebay negotiated bulk deals with shipping companies
>what prevents me
possibly it'd be anti-T&C
but it might be easy to get away with without getting banned
make it not look obvious that it's dummy, and maybe make the friend not buy it instantly so it doesn't get flagged but wait a bit (if it's not something particularly desirable and you set the price reasonably high then nobody will buy it)
technically it would be fraud (illegal) but you're not going to court for $5 even if caught. however also consider whether the hassle is worth the $5 saved.

>>108225793
Are you asking how to forward a port? Usually Bittorrent and other P2P people ask that question.
https://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/general-port-forwarding-guide/
>>108224135
When you let AI program everything you get a SkyNet situation where everything's backdoored by it.
>>108223288
-requires extra parts and design
-some moron out there will daisy chain 100 of them and cause a housefire

Is there any good way to send hotkeys to an inactive program? I thought of AHK to auto focus, send the hotkey, and then return focus back to the original application, but that's not great for fullscreen stuff.

>>108231458
I buy reusable velcro cable ties from China, they work well for cables, although for stiffer stuff you might want to use two and loop it.

>>108232574
Sounds like the pen is fucky, maybe a button is being held when it shouldn't be.

is Backblaze the best back up solution if I want something offsite/online? I'm mainly looking for something with file history/versioning. Or is there some obscure alternative I'm missing?
Others I checked are idrive (not iCloud) and Sync and they both seem inferior to me.

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How can I use AI to make pictures look like anime? I've got about 100 old anime that I want to base it off of, and I hope the differences in art style won't conflict too much.

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I'm wanting to build a NAS and have a pair of matching 8TB drives, as well as a pair of 4TB drives. Is it possible to set up the NAS with two separate RAID1 configurations? Or is there a better way to utilize the drives in the NAS?

I want to buy a MacBook, but I can't afford it in my third world shithole country (or at least a brand new one in a non-base configuration). How do I cope?

Is Chromium good? Does it have Ublock origin like it does on Firefucks?

>>108235356
If you buy a pre-build NAS with its own firmware, like Synology, then it depends on the built-in firmware/OS. If you build your own running linux then it's literally just a computer and you can configure it however you want.
A pair of RAID1s would work and be simple enough. Main disadvantage is that you'd have partitioned storage, but you can set up LVM on top of it to merge both into 12TB of contiguous usable space.

Also remember muh RAID isn't a backup. You can always do something like 8+4 under LVM as 12TB of storage, and then 8+4 as backup disks that are unmounted except for periodic backup operations.

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>>108235519
Thanks

>>108235410
by figuring out what your actual needs are and buying something that matches them in your price range

>>108235488
>Is Chromium good?
depends on what you mean by good. i use ungoogled chromium via chrlauncher for updates as a backup for when firefox has issues and it's adequate.

>Does it have Ublock origin like it does on Firefucks?
base chromium, no. it has ublock origin lite, which is a dumbed down version. google deliberately gimped functions ubo uses and now the lite version is the best you can do. some browsers that are based on chromium either continue to support old mv2 extensions and those still work with ubo but it's unclear how sustainable this is in the long-term.

>>108235701
>either
i meant to delete this

>>108235701
>buying something that matches them in your price range
I already have it. But I have wants too, I would like to buy something with best battery life, to try macOS, etc.

>>108235732
idk if this still works but in the late 2010s and early 2020s you could use a utility like https://github.com/paolo-projects/auto-unlocker to get macos guest support on windows vmware hosts. it worked fairly well if your computer was decent.

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How can you download an age restricted youtube video? yt-dlp won't do it

Are any of these flags still useful for Ungoogled Chromium?

--cipher-suite-blacklist=0x000a,0x009c,0x009d,0x002f,0x0035
--js-flags=--noexpose_wasm
--disable-3d-apis
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>>108216352
I have installed Ubuntu 25.05 and I’m upgrading to 25.10. The GUIs are corrupted , graphics-wise. I thought I had problems with my AMD drivers, but I think it is not it. Will it get resolved once I install GNOME? I’m not looking for critiques of “how ubuntu is a stupid choice”. Thank you.

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>>108235356
Obviously you can RAID0 the two 4TB drives into one logical 8TB unit and then let's say RAID5 that + the two 8TB drives.
idk if RAID5 makes any sense but that's something you could make out of 3x8TB units.

>>108235764
>yt-dlp won't do it
Wait, really? I knew it obviously wouldn't download paywalled videos but didn't think it would get filtered by age restriction

>>108235764
>>108235871
really? i feel like it has options to cache your login info or something, i never used those because i never needed to but you might want to read the manual for it, i feel like it has some way to do so

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>>108216352
What is a good way to scrape the entire media content of a xitter account? There is this bitch cosplayer that makes me diamonds, like a furious tiger, so I'd like to archive all the videos she has uploaded to the platform in case she nukes the account in the future.

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what kind of port is this?

Looks sorta like DVI but has way too many pins

>>108236020
gallery-dl
imgbrd-grabber

>>108236114
dms-59
you can typically find out what something is just by counting the number of pins on it

>>108236165
you counted all 59 pins? damn, thats dedication bro

>>108236205
just count in 8s and skip the 3 until the end, took like five seconds

>>108235871
>>108235887
Yeah yt-dlp won't download age restricted videos, its says you can use "cookies" to make it work but I assume that means cookies for an account that has already been age verified which is no good in this case

I've thought about going full schizo and ditching my phone for everyday use.
Are those senior flip-phones good? Or should I get a used from Ali? Anyone have experience with either of them?

>>108236387
I've thought about it too. The flip phones are nice, not having a phone is nice, single use devices are actually very enjoyable. It's just more expensive than "just" having a phone.

>>108236230
how do you count in eights?
i would just count the amount of columns and amount of lines, so do 15x4 and then deduce the one pin thats missing

>>108236404
I'm fine with spending a couple hundred bucks. I already plan to buy an mp3 and a basic camera anyhow.
I just need to know that the phone I'll get will be able to take calls and receive texts, and at most, handle whatssap so I can talk to my boomer parents.
What even are the alternatives besides these ones?

>>108236469
two rows at a time, 8 16 24 etc, comes out to 56, then add 3

How do VLAN actually work?
Can I typically inspect the packet headers at my switch? I want to see what exactly is going on in my network.
I have a problem where I can't seem to set up my VLANs correctly for an aimesh router to send guest network packets. People on the internet have solutions, but they don't work for me. I read some Cisco docs about their vlans and I still don't understand why things like labelling a port as Trunk/Access/Hybrid is necessary or has any effect vs assigning tagged/untagged ids to each port.

>>108232566
I just use Pirate Ship for shipping cheaper than official rates, no problems yet. Would like to know if it's competitive with ebay rates,

>>108236387
I did that for a couple of years. My main takeaways were that almost everything can be done on a computer, EXCEPT:
>maps (at least offline)
>live botnet maps (traffic updates for driving, closing times of nearby establishments, etc.)
>ridesharing (i.e. Uber, Lyft)
Taking out your laptop to check a map is massively painful, and Uber/Lyft basically don't work except using the app. So if you're travelling, it's a major handicap.

And the other thing is that SMS is annoying to type with a T9 keyboard, and also some of the shitter dumbphones still have limitations from 1995 like storing a maximum of 200 text messages in your history, having a maximum of 100 contacts, etc.

If you're fine with typing on a T9 and you don't travel much then it's great. Having an older shitty android is still useful for taking with you on travels at least, to avoid having to lug around a laptop if you don't need it, and to be able to look things up on the go while travelling.
You can also stock up on a compact ereader and a small chink music player if you like those things.

It's possible to get self-contained satnavs btw, but they generally suck and are more expensive and clunkier than an android running lineage/graphene and using osmand or organic maps.

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>>108236387
Requirements? Dumb phone with voice over 4G ("VoLTE") capabilities? Nokia 105 is what they sell here for that purpose.
>Or should I get a used from Ali
Figure out what frequency bands the phone should support, it varies globally.

>>108236886
At least that it has maps, at most that it has whatssap.
If the second requirement is too much I'll just have my family get used to calling me.

>>108232959
No, I want to limit it to lan only, except I move to different wi-fi semi-regularly so the ip of both host and server will change a bit. I want it to block anything that isn't on lan.

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I remember back in 2010 or 2011 I was chatting with my friend on MSN Messenger and I linked him a youtube vid, and he said "heh nice Liked videos nigga", and it was pretty obvious he could see part of my youtube activity just from getting a link while I was signed in.
Do you think this is a false or exaggerated memory, or did this happen? I'm about 80% sure this is how it went down.

Which of the two decides wherever you can set a system to a certain display? GPU or monitor? I have a game with unusual resolution (2048 x 1280) but if I choose it, it just reverts to the previous resolution.

i got the best photo i got as my bumble profile, myself smiling outdoors with my big dog, and i still get no matches after several days
are dating apps cooked? am i cooked? time is running out and i want a wife and kids at some point

>>108238822
both, but if it reverts automatically its probably your GPU or the program itself

The screen would just say "signal out of range" or something like that afaik

>>108238841
It's not a mode that the GPU lists, I don't get the out of signal range message though. I also have seen the same resolution on Mac OS by using Sheepshaver where it allowed me to choose it, but thats emulation.

>>108238864
>It's not a mode that the GPU lists,
Found the issue
You can try adding it as a custom mode in your GPU drivers or using CRU

Are custom made mouse pads like the ones you can order online of worse quality than any official licensed ones (like say anime/game mouse pads)?

should I have one of those for AI usage?

https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-laptops/dell-pro-max-16-laptop/spd/dell-pro-max-mc16250-laptop/bts115_mc16250_usx

>>108238553
YouTube used to email you your password in plaintext if you forgot it. I would not be surprised if it was as you remember.

A completely dumb question, but where can one buy a university email address?

I’m trying to make an account on Xoxohth, but they only accept .edu addresses. The only vendors I find are extremely thirdworldish, and it’s pissing me off

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I'm using HDoujin Downloader to archive stuff from Sadpanda.
It claims to be able to work with other sites.
I have yet to get it to work with any of them.
Which manga sites actually work with it? What am I doing wrong?

>>108216352

>work in a big corpo
>shitty position though
>nobody around me has a clue about technology
>my peers should stay updated and read academic articles and studies
>nobody among my peers does it because they're all lazy asses
>scraped 4000+ articles from a website we have access to
>converted them in md
>chunked
>cleared
>embedded with minilm
>indexed with faiss
>uploaded index and json to hugging face
>all of this by vibe coding because I can't code
>showed to my chief
>everything is very bare-bones
>she was on cloud nine anyway
>spoke with a bloke from IT
>maybe we can deploy it
>before having any meeting with IT I want to make some adjustments
>can't do any because I don't know shit about AI and coding

where tf do I learn more about AI chatbots and RAGs without getting a degree?

Just to confirm before I do something stupid, there's no issue with cloning Windows onto a smaller drive? I'm looking to clone Windows from a 2TB HDD to a 120GB SSD, however the operating system itself is only about 60. I seem to remember something about partitions needing to be bigger than the source drive, or am I making shit up?

Is there a admin/deep manager program that makes it so that programs will stop updating randomly without permission, I'm sick of Chrome or TiWorker starting up mid game throttling my shit.

>>108239929
As long as you're not using more than 120GB of space, it's probably fine
The cloning program may or may not handle it properly though. But it should be relatively risk-free for the source drive, so if it doesn't work you can try something else

>>108239929
you'd need to use a third party tool but plenty of them are capable of this. built-in tools can only move to a same or bigger drive.

>>108239974
i use ungoogled chromium + chrlauncher https://github.com/henrypp/chrlauncher which handles the update process as ungoogled disables auto-updates entirely

as for tiworker that's the trusted installer which is a privileged windows service/account that handles installing some things. usually it's triggered by background updates. if you're not on windows home, you can use gpedit to configure windows updates how you want, one of the options lets you set it to notify before downloading or installing updates. it would still kick in on its own if for example you plugged in a new device that needed driver software, though.

>>108239974
>>108240056
also if you use chrlauncher you'll need to edit the settings file and set chromiumtype=ungoogled-chromium

>>108235806
>25.05 and I’m upgrading to 25.10
Presumably that's 25.04. Which flavor, GNOME?
>The GUIs are corrupted , graphics-wise.
Post a picture. Does the corruption appear on screenshots?
Boot a live CD of 25.10 and see what happens. The drivers and everything else in the live environment are the same ones you'll get in the installed system.

Who here uses shotcut to edit videos? How do you guys deal with .mlts? I keep making them then forget that when I save I need to keep what I used in their current paths or its fucks up the .mlt when I reload it. Is there another format I can save it in or is there a better way to do this?

>>108224135
Well, it is fear mongering, but that doesn't mean it's untrue. There really seems to be a goal for society where no one actually makes their own decisions and get bossed around by megacorps for every little thing, including being told who to hate, and pay for the privilege of doing so, and the balance of power has reached a point where the politicians can't say no or they'll get killed. There's no expectation of a net positive outcome, seems to be the only thing up in the air is just what fraction of the global population will be able to live happy lives and what those people will look like.
There are levels of intelligence they can comfortably do that with.

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Im using free adblocker browser on phone but lately Jewtube is putting on their shorts ads in short way but without the option of comment, like, or even to go to the channel of said ads to block it, so how i can block these ads-shorts?

Example:
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/lrwK67tz4NQ

Hairy bitch to catch your attention.

>>108216352
Don't know where else to post this.
My Surface Laptop Go is turning on but for some reason the screen remains off. I can plug in an external monitor and use it fine and see the touch screen is working properly but the screen is off.
I have no idea why. Any suggestions?

>>108241165
i think firefox mobile supports full-on ublock origin now which i'm pretty sure will properly block those.

>>108241172
laptops often have a button combination that will toggle the led backlight on or off. check the manual or just search for the combination for your device.

Why does if take over 4 hours to back ip my files?

Is a CompTIA + cert a good way to get my foot in the door for tech work? ChatGPT seems to think so but I don’t trust it all that much.

Why is my PC unable to post from Wi-Fi due to "posting from this IP range is temporarily banned due to abuse" but my phone over wifi isn't affected?

This might seem more /pol/ related, but how enforceable is it to require the age verification in the OS level, specifically for Linux? Commiefornia has this law in place.

https://youtu.be/Ie9-kgxKjIc?si=A0D4GxwJEB6JXbCo

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Best browser for Android?
Mainly to block ads, there's so many fucking ads for betting sites now that I feel like I'm back in the 90s.

>>108241761
Firefox + ublock

>>108236550
Vlans segregate the network so you don't put unnecessary stress on your machines, to keep your IP pool working, and for segmentation that can make managing the devices easier.
You can inspect the packets with packet captures.
Labeling ports is important because it tells the switch what it'll do and what it won't. Trunk ports communicate switches between each other, access ports communicate end-user devices.
In the end, it's all about keeping things clean.

>>108237653
It's extremely uncommon to like march around, connect to a random network and be connected directly to the internet, you are stuck to "LAN only" by default. The only exception is IPv6 connectivity but then you got privacy extensions which basically makes you impossible to find.
Sounds like you need to learn basic networking, this isn't an SSH question.
>>108239239
>they only accept .edu addresses
>The only vendors I find are extremely thirdworldish, and it’s pissing me off
>.edu
>thirdworld
.edu is United Statian.

>>108241750
Practically not very. Especially since there aren't any consequences for government if it doesn't work. It's just another bullshit 4th ammendment dodge they can selectively enforce.

>>108241718
this is my field and yes, it is mostly cert-based. employers generally want relevant certs and relevant experience. if you lack one, get the other, ideally have both. a+ will get you entry level helpdesk stuff. i actually have a lot of experience but i'm just now getting my a+ because it's a situation where if you don't have it your resume just gets filtered out by ACS and not even looked at.

some employers will pay for certs so if you can keep looking while you're studying, try to get your foot in the door. put on your resume that you're pursuing it, that'll help get you past acs at least.

some government job placement agencies may also be able to help you with the cost if you qualify for any of their programs, it's at least worth asking.

>>108241734
honestly i'd message a mod on 4chan irc for that, nobody knows the workings of their systems but them

>>108241945
>you are stuck to "LAN only" by default
But that's my entire objective since this whole reply chain started. How do I make it such that it only accepts connection attempts from IPs in the same LAN and reject everything else.

>>108241963
Do you do says admin stuff? Is IT a good entry point? Is it a good field?

>>108241750
depends on who makes the distro and whether they have any holdings or business or presence in the state of california or whatever other place that has a law like this. eventually if enough places require this, a lot of larger outfits will just do it by default though.

How do I even begin to shop for hardware that supports NUMA hotplugging? Obviously second hand, but I think it'd just be neat to have a system that I can plug and unplug CPUs and DIMMs all willy nilly.

>>108241984
>Do you do says admin stuff?
that or network administration is the next direct step up from what i do

>Is IT a good entry point?
if you have the self-discipline to pursue additional certifications, it helpdesk/desktop support is a good entry point yes

>Is it a good field?
i have about ten years of relevant experience and my salary target is about $56k. i'm based out of michigan where cost of living is slightly below average for the us, if you live in a different state you'd need to adjust accordingly and if you live outside the states my salary figures probably won't be meaningful because there are too many variables. suffice it to say, entry level it helpdesk work is sufficient if you are single and at least reasonably frugal, but if you have expensive hobbies or a family you will want to advance to something higher.

>>108241785
What happened to Brave?

>>108241718
i didn't end up needing it myself but i've heard it's basically like having a high school diploma.

if it's hard requirement it's a mcjob you don't want, but if you're not qualified for anything but a mcjob you fucking need it even if it doesn't add any value.

>>108241761
honestly these days the answer is firefox + ubo as it has native support for it

>>108242017
i've never particularly trusted brave. this guy i'm gonna link is off the deep end in terms of "privacy nut" imo and some of the things he mentions are imo silly (complaining about auto-updates or safe browsing updates for example) but at least he's thorough; you can read through what brave shares on your own and see if you think it's fine or not: https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/brave

>>108242014
Hey I live in Michigan too. But 56k does seem low, sys admin is the goal.

>>108242042
you'd probably want to do entry level stuff to get a bit of experience on your resume and maybe have the employer pay for certs, then work your way up. a+ is the obvious starter, beyond that there's more debate. on the comptia track, a+ and security+ are next in that order, server+ might be useful, they have a few others you can look at too. for network admin work, ccna is useful for anything cisco and cisco shit is very widely used. for active directory/windows admin, take a look at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/credentials/certifications/windows-server-hybrid-administrator/ which afaik is the only windows server/adds cert that still covers on-prem after they've transitioned all their certs to cloud. for linux, i'm not sure, maybe something from redhat? i'm more in the windows world.

>>108241750
"linux" isn't even a single community, let alone a corporate body that can be subject to legislation.

but in practical terms, basically what would happen is only OS's that have some certification that they put in age verification would be able to access some resource or another... but also practically speaking no one is installing shit to interact with the government. not in a OMG SPOOKS sense, gubberments just prefer web pages for most stuff and app ecosystems are always a huge mess. I guess they could do it for things using an app, but those are few and far between and are already installed through Google Play or Apple Store which already feature age verification and pretty easy ways to double-check that the user's account is either obviously an adult (used a credit card and the name lines up, no children have their own credit cards, or maybe just the account itself is literally 21 years old which is very possible at this point) or has done some kind of age verification

requiring windows to do it would be theoretically enforceable that way since there is a windows app store but no one fucking uses it. and again, any gubberment application will probably be a web page and browsers aren't very good at automagically gleaning actual user account stuff. they barely work with windows' own attempts at SSO as it is

>>108242056
>on the comptia track, a+ and security+ are next in that order
network+ and security+ rather

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>>108241978
Sounds to me like you don't know what private networks are. But anyway: you can obviously craft some firewall rules that pick the whatever current private IP block and only allow that one into your SSH port. But it wouldn't make any difference as you are inside a private net anyway.
As said: it requires extra effort to be reachable from the outside internet, not the other way around.

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>>108241173
How the fuck i remove this shit each time i open i new tab?

That's what I thought would happen before this reply >>108226210 tripped me up.

>>108242172
>huawei share
You can't its Chinese spyware, that's what you get for buying a Chinese phone.

>>108242172
if you click open does it open something? if not, maybe try the tickbox and then hit open. of course that means it's always going to open handlers in their associated apps, up to you if that's acceptable.

>>108242035
Thanks.

>>108242227
I have never used 'Huawei share'.
I just put cancel to open the tab, but i want that stüpid message stop appearing

>>108242031
Do you have a degree? How did you get your job?

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>>108242331
>Do you have a degree?
nope, i'm a college dropout
>How did you get your job?
I applied on Indeed on a lark, got an interview, and that was that.

at a tipsy (rather than outright drunken) christmas season luncheon, my boss admitted that I "oozed personality" at the interview, and very early on (like in the first week) I found my resume sitting out and asked off the cuff what about it stood out and what my competition was like: apparently I was competing with people who are much more boring but somehow even more incompetent and even bigger flight risks.

my going theory is that my bosses for at least three levels up are all lunatics, and gave up on the whole process once they found a fellow lunatic who knows how to type and is ex-mil, because the job itself is incredibly simple despite a pretty dire looking job description, but is directly involved in military business so you need a lot of patience, enough outside knowledge to have come across "righty tighty lefty loosy" and to already know a few more acronyms than the average cowadoody player.

and it is glorified IT support. "did you turn it off and on again?" type stuff. pay isn't great either, I make 60k flat. before tax and tip. but if I can do it, anyone can.

I recently decided to completely ditch Windows and go with an all Linux environment, Specifically for bazzite. I was already dualbooting with mint but I had them installed on two separate ssd's so I thought it would be easy to just overwrite windows with bazzite and call it a day. Turns out this was the WORST mistake I could have made. My bootloader fucked itself and anytime I went back to mint from bazzite it either took five minutes to boot, froze completely, or went into emergency mode and I had to update the grub Everytime this happened. I've decided to nuke both bazzite and mint and just reinstall both of them, but what's the correct order to install them so the grub boot works properly? Should I install mint first or bazzite? I use a graphics tablet that works better with X11 and there are optimizations for specific games I play on bazzite so that's why I want to dualboot and not just pick one over the other.

>>108242455
>I recently decided to completely ditch Windows and go with an all Linux environment,
ok

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What the fuck is going on with the captcha?
What in the world is it asking of me?
Why is it asking for this?

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>>108242632
americans really can't solve this, huh

>>108240658
The alternative is to copy all source clips to the same folder as the project file.
If you can't or won't then stop fucking with clip locations, it's that simple.

>>108241172
The screen is dead. If you shine your phone's flashlight near the screen, can you see anything? Does the laptop even detect it as a display?

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>>108216352
Why are god objects bad?
I've decompiled a few games like RimWorld and they use god objects for their main entities all the time.

>>108241703
Many files, slow computer, slow destination.

>>108241734
Different cookies, most likely.

>>108242189
Don't confuse the service and the firewall rules that affect that service.
Two completely separate things.

>>108242293
>>108242172
You need to uninstall the application that is associated with those URLs.

had to return a reverse fan that was on the back of my case and have no temp replacement while its being shipped and assessed, is the impact huge on temps that i should avoid anything remotely intensive on my pc?

>>108243078
For fuck's sake.
I'm asking about OpenSSH version 3.6.1. I want to know if it (not the firewall) ignores ssh requests from any IPs not in the same local IP range by default or if accept anything as long as the key is matches.

>>108242455
Pro tip that you should print on A4 paper and stick on the wall above your monitor:
>Linux distributions DO NOT identify each other when installed on the same computer and DO NOT cooperate.
It can be done with some manual effort.
**Most important prerequisite:** each Linux install must have its own /boot directory (whether it's on separate partitions or not, doesn't matter). If you have kernels from multiple distros in the same /boot directory then it will never work correctly (not without massive effort).
Then, you need to decide how you'll choose between distros: in the EFI boot menu (easiest to implement) or GRUB (nicest and easier to use).

If you go with EFI selection then there's nothing else to do, just spam F12 or whatever when you want to choose the non-default entry, there you'll see an option for each of your distros (ubuntu, steamos, etc.) based on the directories that each has created on the ESP.

I prefer GRUB selection, so I have manually installed a separate (third) GRUB instance on the ESP, called "grub" and use that to select between the other two GRUB configurations.
Each distro updates its own configuration when needed (`update-grub` runs on *Ubuntu after kernel updates) and they don't interfere with each other or with the independent GRUB instance.

Long post, but I would go with the EFI selection first, first of all because it will be easier to understand and second because you can always add the GRUB selection step later when/if you have a better grasp on the boot "process" (which is more like a mess when Linux is involved, sadly).

>>108243124
SSH can't "accept" traffic from a different IP network because that traffic won't reach it to begin with.
You can't reach 192.168.0.1/24 from 192.168.1.1/24, not without a router in between, so SSH will never see any other traffic except from its own network.
What is its own network? Any IP network that it listens on, which can be multiple.
It's not clear where your confusion starts, but it definitely spans many different areas. Do you believe that a service only listens on one interface, or on one IP, or something? Because it's not the case.

is there even a point to deleting cookies on browser close?
right now I have a few sites whitelisted, but I don't know if there's even a point.

>>108243343
>I prefer GRUB selection, so I have manually installed a separate (third) GRUB instance on the ESP, called "grub" and use that to select between the other two GRUB configurations.
>Each distro updates its own configuration when needed (`update-grub` runs on *Ubuntu after kernel updates) and they don't interfere with each other or with the independent GRUB instance.
nta but why the fuck would you have three grubs instead of one
if you install your own grub just don't set it up for either distro

>>108242967
Game development often prioritises instant developer convenience, rapid prototyping, and performance. And to some degree deprioritises long-term maintenance and distant future developer convenience. This means that the programming practices for gamedev often don't really follow "common sense best practices" for most other kinds of dev.

>>108243111
First of all probably not, depending on how many other fans you have. Though exhaust fans are usually somewhat better than intake fans, so if you have e.g. a front intake fan that fits on the back you could swap it into the back for now. But really it'll be fine.
Secondly for the past probably 25+ years, all components monitor their own temperature and can throttle their own performance if it gets too high. You basically never have to be afraid of high temps; if you do something too intensive and things get too hot, you'll just see your PC getting really slow. In the extreme case your PC will shut itself down. This is annoying but perfectly safe, and you can know in the future to not do that thing because it's too intensive; there's no reason to be careful if you're not getting issues like that, or if you're fine living with the slowdowns.

Maybe, possibly, if you run a CPU without any heatsink at all, it might heat up so fast that it could be dangerous before the emergency shutdown has time to kick in. You'd have to run it literally naked though and even then I'm not sure if this is even dangerous at all. As long as you have SOME heatsink on the CPU, it's safe, and the worst that can happen is your PC will be slower.

In your case you still have your CPU cooler in place (I assume) so the case fan is likely a complete non-issue.

>>108242293
>>108243101
some apps are baked into the system, if this is one of them you can try disabling it. failing that, sometimes you can uninstalled system apps via adb, also worth a shot.

>>108243666
Can't hurt, if you've got your whitelists configured properly.
Tracking by IP is unreliable, fingerprinting works but not everyone uses it. Cookies are a low-tech and very reliable way to track a single browser, as long as the user doesn't delete them. The majority of people do not in fact delete their cookies, so as a result they're still frequently used even by stuff like trackers.
Basically if a website really wants to track you despite your efforts to the contrary, it will use fingerprinting. Cloudflare does this for example. This is because it's not enough to track "most" people, but rather the people who would try to avoid the tracking are the exact ones you want to try the most, because they are the ones trying to ban evade, be malicious, etc.

But a lot of trackers are fine with just tracking the majority of people, because they're doing it for profit, and they don't care about the 1% of the population that bothers clearing cookies. And most people really don't bother because cookies are also the mechanism used to keep you signed in to websites, save various local settings etc., so if you're a relatively tech illiterate normie and don't really know what you're doing then blocking cookies correctly is ironically harder than blocking fingerprinting. For the latter, you can just "enable tracking protection" in firefox or install uBO, and most fingerprinting scripts will be blacklisted.
Cloudflare, or sites like soi party etc., get away with fingerprinting because it's not a third party tracker but the actual first party website itself doing it, so you can't really block it without blocking the website you're actually trying to visit. But for many ad trackers and the likes, cookies can actually be a more reliable mechanism when third-party fingerprinting is blocked.

So tl;dr: clearing cookies is good practice, probably doesn't do a whole lot but also can't hurt if your whitelist is good enough for you.

>>108242632
I make an OP maybe once every two/three weeks and this shit is insane. they just keep getting worse and less comprehensible every update
>>108242654
lol

>>108243666
>is there even a point to deleting cookies on browser close?
if you have (which you should) a different profile or browser for banking/sensitive sites where you're entering important PII, it clears login state if the site doesn't do it properly (which is common) and mitigates most session/token hijack attacks.

i would not do it in a general use browser because it blocks "remember me" and erases any site settings you might have configured.

>>108244067
I don't think you understand the premise.
>why three
Read my post again, but do it after reading the one I replied to.
>if you install your own grub just don't set it up for either distro
Do you have two Linux distros installed or not? Are they similar to what anon has installed?
It sounds like you just saw a few familiar things and decided to chime in without understanding the context.
I can go into detail about the how and the why, but first I need to make sure you're not some retarded Artix user who has no idea about how normal Linux distros work.

>>108244248
I have never tried installing multiple distros. I'm surprised grub's auto-detection mechanism doesn't work for detecting other linux distros on other partitions, but I'll take your word for it.
My point is that you only need one bootloader. Chainloading grub seems inane.

If I had two install two distros today, I would:
>install them each on their own partition, each with their own /boot, like you said
>install grub ONCE, manually, and configure it to point towards both distros
>or let ONE of the distros install grub and then edit its configuration to also find the other distro
Or really I would try to let update-grub find the configuration on its own first, and if it really doesn't find the other distro on the other partition then I would be surprised but then add it manually, since you say it wouldn't work.

>>108244248
Also
>Are they similar to what anon has installed
I haven't used ubuntu in a decade, but I'm pretty sure on ANY distro you can uninstall the grub package, I can't imagine a distro where you couldn't (except maybe some super locked down preconfigured one like steamos or something with an "immutable" configuration or whatever)

>>108244285
nta and it's been a while since i touched linux but i think when you're installing a distro there's a tickbox for "install bootloader" or "install grub" or something, i think if you disable that on the second one you install you can just add it manually from the original distro and not have issues. but i might be full of shit, like i said i mostly do windows

I FUCKING HATE MY HP 15-FD0XXX CRAPTOP WHY THE FUCK IS IT SO THIN AND MADE OF PLASTIC GOD DAMMIT I WANNA THROW IT IN TRASH

>>108244176
I don't even understand IP properly and I think cookies are the only thing keeping me profiled on some websites. I have Starlink and I let it sleep overnight and it seems to reset routing every day, sometimes it shows me 50 miles away sometimes it shows me 1000 miles away sometimes it shows me in different states. I think I was always suspicious that websites read all your cookies to profile you I guess and so I was also never really into browsing lots of websites in a singe session because I thought they were all sniffing each other's data and they could sniff login info.
>>108244242
well I use Chrome only for Google Drive/Mail. if I need to login to Google products on another browser I don't save the cookies. banks are another website I don't save the cookies. I guess my natural tendencies are towards good security/privacy practices.

are the watsapp hacking ads on facebook legit? Can you hack whatsapp with just the number?

>>108244873
depends on if the person you want to hack is gullible enough to click on a phishing link or not
you cannot "hack" it in the sense of breaking through without the victim doing anything, but it can often be surprisingly easy to trick retards into basically giving you access, no matter how secure the underlying system is

that said "hacking ads" on facebook are almost certainly scams

>>108244808
>sometimes it shows me 50 miles away sometimes it shows me 1000 miles away
>it
Who's "it"? Some locating service?
Locating by IP is up to human book keeping, there's nothing "technical" in it. Any ISP out there releases some public info on some of its infrastructure (routers) and when someone locates you by IP all they do is a traceroute and pick the closest IP to you - a router - that has any location info.
All of this gets worse with mobile internets as the IP infrastructure doesn't follow any geographics.
>50 miles away sometimes it shows me 1000 miles away
So there's two IP pools and those are their designated locations.

I bought a new phone, what are the standard things to do to set it up/check if everything is working properly? I haven't changed phones in a decade

>>108245189
what OS

>iOS
should work mostly out of the box, set up your icloud goy, you belong to apple now
>android
by default you belong to google + your phone manufacturer, but some models you can install lineage, if you're not retarded and bought a pixel you can even install graphene

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>>108242632
Haha i got the same and i was like wtf. And after try 2 times i realized the key is the number of arrows(just count the lines of the arrows)

>>108230500
>>108230502
>>108230460
NTA. Exactly how do i install this script on Firefox on my phone? Do i need install the addon 'violent monkey'?

Which country would you say has the best data protection, and would it be best to use a hosted VPS to route data through or a commercial VPN, or some combination of the two?

>>108244873
You can hack whatapp without even a click
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kateoflahertyuk/2025/09/01/new-whatsapp-warning-emergency-fix-for-zero-click-spyware-attack/
World's shittiest chat program.

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>>108230500 #
>>108230502 #
>>108230460 #
Alright i used violent monkey to install tgis script. Is Pic related how this script is supposed to look like?

>>108242017
Cats ate their face

>>108243101
>>108244175
Ok i fixed this shit by choosing 'always open links with Firefox'

Should I jerk off before or after installing Guix?

>>108245372
Yeah that's it, I use the same thing that >>108230500 posted except I changed the hotkey to cycle the captcha to ctrl+shift+space instead of just shift+space because then it was causing it to cycle while I was typing IN ALL CAPS LIKE THIS without capslock.

>>108245494
And if you want to do that too, do this:

    window.addEventListener('keydown', (e) => {            // Keyboard event handler
        if (e.shiftKey && e.code === 'Space') {            // Shift + Space to activate

change to

    window.addEventListener('keydown', (e) => {            // Keyboard event handler
        if (e.shiftKey && e.code === 'Space' && e.ctrlKey) {            // Shift + Space to activate

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>find used 4tb m.2 SATA SSD on offerup
>no label or branding on it
>put it in enclosure, it reads, format it
>can't find any manufacturing info anywhere using disk management or crystaldiskinfo
>probably a fake drive
>run it through a couple of testing software to find out what it's actually capacity is
>expect like 64gb
>various tests come back as verified 4tb running at SATA speeds
so now wtf do i do? Is this ssd safe to use? I still have the seller's contact and let him know this seems like a fake but if it's still functional and 4tb I wouldn't mind using it a backup-backup drive
Is there any other tests you guys reccomend to make sure this shit is actually 4tb? And find out who the manufacturer or anything is?

>>108245684
>used goods
>expect perfect goods
i bet you are of those cucks that say that the past of a woman doesn’t matter.

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Is there any way to reduce the time on notifications on Firefox mobile? It's kinda annoying Firefox tell me 'new tab opened' each fucking time i open i new tab.

Any tips'n'tricks how to secure 4 2.5'' drives in a 20 year old desktop case?

>>108245684
I didn't even know you could get 4tb on a single nand chip

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>>108245723
>said i expected it to be fake
>suddenly, immediately, without any prompt or correlation, your brain connects this to cucking
Good to know what neural pathways you constant reinforce for yourself bud
>>108245844
that's what I'm saying, I'm sure this thing is fake I'm just looking for ways to verify what the fuck it actually is

I remember being able to do "Shift + click" to filter images but now they just open them in a new tab. This happened when I switched to Linux. How do I fix this?

Gitlab or codeberg instead of github?
And why?

>>108245337
at a wild guess, switzerland, they're politically neutral and it's where hyper-rich people bank

>>108245684
if it was proper testing software like h2testw then you should be fine, sounds like you just got lucky. maybe it's dogshit in some other way like no write cache or already heavily used.

>>108245988
I'm try procure some of this tape
For now they're taped inside a can of beans with dowel pin wedges inbetween

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>>108246282
I'm trying h2testw next it's just gonna take all night for a proper full test
right now I'm trying to copy a 128gb folder onto this drive and it's throttling down to like 10mbps which obv is not a good sign
will post updates because it would be funny if I did manage to get lucky

>>108245337
VPS companies generally don't want heat no matter which country they're in. Unless they specifically advertise they're bulletproof, and then there's a big premium.

>>108246351
it probably lacks a write cache. you can still use it for general storage though, and if the read times are fine it's still pretty useful it's just gonna be slow to write to.

>>108246177
>code(((berg)))

>>108246268
>they're politically neutral
Not really, they're politically jewish, and IIRC they fucked their privacy laws semi-recently. Even ProtonMail which used to advertise being based in switzerland for muh privacy recently moved, or started moving, its infrastructure to germany unironically for better privacy laws.

I'm running an RTX 4070 Super with a Ryzen 7 5700X.
Last night I was trying to play RE4 Remake and noticed the GPU usage could not go over 50 - 65% and thought something was obviously wrong.
Then I ran Kingdom Come Deliverance II, which I can run at 1440p on all Ultra and get around 100 - 120 fps on the countryside and around 70 - 90 fps on Kuttenberg. The thing is, my GPU still would not go over maybe 70% usage.
Something is wrong, right?
Then I looked around a little and asked grok and it told me that I most likely have a cpu bottleneck, but at the same time that this gpu usage was mostly normal because I'm using DLSS and it upscales and adds AI generated frames (I don't understand about that side of pc building shit), so the charge/demand on the GPU kind of goes down a little (in a nutshell).
But wouldn't this mean that I should still be able to get more gpu usage and thus more fps?

I'm worried becaue if RE4 ran like shit, maybe tonight RE9 will also run like ass.

I'm mostly concerned that it has something to do with linux. For the 10+ years I've used linux, I've always had a windows partition ready just in case for some specific games, until around three weeks ago, when I completely deleted windows. Sigh.

>>108246564
DLSS impacts more on the CPU, I understand why you want to use since you tried to run RE4 at 1440p with a 4070, but you should fiddle with those settings a bit imho

>>108246454
Does that mean I should use gitlab?

If I want faster internet, is it better to switch internet service providers or buy a better router?

>>108247316
Yeah well, being honest again, I have never fully understood all this new GPU technology. I don't even have a clear idea of what DLSS even is!
I thought DLSS helped to improve performance or at least provides more fps, so automatically, as I understand almost everyone does, I use it in all modern games.

>>108247425
DLSS means Deep Learning Super Sampling
basically an AI allows to scale the resolution of the game while reducing the load on your GPU by creating "fake" frames in between the real ones computed by the GPU
this actually works pretty well, although you can always spot a few artifacts here and there if you look closely
the computations the AI machine does go mainly on the CPU and this why the bottleneck might occur
now, it sounds weird to me that an R7 5700X causes such bottleneck, and I can't think of a reason why Linux should be the problem, many people are happily moving to linux distros seeing an increase of their FPS
desu I've never played on Linux, when I was playing with Ubuntu and Arch games on Linux where not that big of a thing, and now I have a 5080(thank god) that doesn't really require DLSS
my only doubt is whether you have noveau driver installed instead of the proprietary ones from NVIDA but if you've used linux for 10+ years you'll definitely know how much noveau drivers suck
maybe it's just that the porting of these two games on Linux suck asses

>>108246564
>But wouldn't this mean that I should still be able to get more gpu usage and thus more fps?

>>108247425
the game is going to keep generating as many frames as it can at any given moment unless you cap it in some way (hard framerate cap or vsync). in most cases, your gpu will be the limiting factor, let's say you can't generate more than like 70 frames per second. if you have dlss on, your gpu doesn't have to work as hard, so now your framerate will increase until something limits it again. in this case, it ended up being your cpu. so your framerate goes up but it still caps because now the issue is your cpu can't keep up with the new increased framerate.

>>108247872
dlss is hardware-accelerated, the vast majority of it happens on the gpu, specifically on the tensor cores. there shouldn't be any significant increase in load on the cpu.

>>108247385
>doesn't post current internet speeds nor current router
did you even google this question first

>>108247872
5080 owner here, I was bragging about my 5080 but I actually have a defect that maybe is not caused by a failing GPU
once a month, while playing randomly on Arc Raiders, the GPU would just lose signal entirely and make the fan spin at 100% until I reboot the machine...this has happened as early as three days ago
now the only solution I've found is undervolting...I tried to use MSI afterburner but like a moron I never noticed that I never ticked the 'unlock voltage control' setting and the monitoring one
I've also disabled Windows HDR which apparently can cause problems and the NVIDA audio virtual audio device after the last time
now I'm just waiting for the defect not to appear anymore but in case it happens, what other ideas do /sqt/ have?

>>108247897
my bad, I've always heard that DLSS loads the CPU, but it was for another reason: using DLSS lowers the native resolution(that then gets scaled) and lowering the native resolution in a videogame impacts the CPU

>>108247968
>lowering the native resolution in a videogame impacts the CPU
it's more that it unbottlenecks your gpu which lets the load increase until something else gets bottlenecked, which 9 times out of 10 is going to be your cpu (theoretically, it could also be ram, storage, or even your gpu again but just less-so)

>>108247872
Yeah I was using the noveau at first but it's been a while since I installed the proprietary nvidia drivers, it was a mess to install on fedora 43, because I just very recently switched to fedora from Arch. But yeah, I mean, on the linux side, everything seems to be working flawlessly, afaik.
Thanks for the explanation.

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>>108247968
>>108247897
>>108247879
Thanks again for the exaplanation.
>>108247879
>the game is going to keep generating as many frames as it can at any given moment unless you cap it in some way
So if I understood correctly, the game will try to generate as many frames as it can (just like older games can reach up to 300+fps, right?) as much as the system can. So my computer really is working as best as it can.
I just tried with Kingdom Come Deliverance 1, which being an older game, doesn't have DLSS. After reading some stuff online. Despite always playing with a mixture of mid to very high settings, now I cranked everything up to "ultra high" except for shadows. Pic related shows mangohud while walking on Rattay, the most dense area in KCD1.
So I think I understandbetter now. My GPU gives it all on this game because no DLSS and the CPU can kinda keep up, so I get 115fps (very decent) and the GPU is at 98-100% usage. And in other games, like KCD2, with DLSS, the GPU "works less" but still delivers good fps, or as good as it can, because it starts getting capped by the cpu. I think I got it.

>>108247385
Your internet is as fast as the slowest link. Out of
>the connection speed to your ISP
>your router
>your wifi (or your ethernet cable)
Which one is the slowest?

Hint, if you're not on gigabit then it'll almost certainly be your ISP (and even if you're on a gigabit plan it'll still usually be your ISP).

>>108248131
>So if I understood correctly, the game will try to generate as many frames as it can (just like older games can reach up to 300+fps, right?) as much as the system can
correct. if there is no framerate cap set and vsync is off, it will generate as many as it can as fast as it can, even if your display can't handle that many, until something bottlenecks. some games will silently cap your framerate even if you don't set something explicitly but most won't and will just keep pushing until something bottlenecks.

personally i'd cap your framerate. it's harder on your hardware for no reason when you don't and really the only reason not to is if you're benchmarking.

if you're using gsync and it's actually active (and you are certain it's active), set a global cap that's a bit below your monitor's refresh rate. search online for guidelines on what numbers to use here, mine's 144 and i use 120 which is complete overkill but 120fps is more than good enough for me.

if you aren't using gsync and performance isn't a problem, turn vsync on and your gpu won't generate a frame until your monitor is ready. this incurs a slight performance and video latency hit but it's usually not a problem.

if you aren't using gsync and the tradeoffs of using vsync aren't acceptable to you, you can just cap your framerate to your monitor's refresh rate and leave vsync off. there won't be a performance or latency hit but you might encounter screen tearing.

>>108245684
>4TB, 2020, single flash chip
Big fat doubt, anon. But do keep us posted, the h2testw results should be interesting.

>>108246022
Maybe you're missing some browser extension or userscript.

>The domain freestreams-live1.com hosts a database of embedded streams and files. The platform is being abused for malvertising and hosting malware. (Malwarebytes).

What do you think when you read things like that?, are those exaggerated claims from antivirus to scare people?

>>108248841
it's probably a situation similar to catbox where they don't do much screening and so malware operators just abuse the site to host that shit. it doesn't necessarily mean just going there is bad but i'd at least be skeptical of it if mb tells you it's bad, you might want to load up a different browser and disable javascript or something to at least poke around a bit.

>>108249480
How would the malware work in that case? Just by visiting the website something gets downloaded and installed without you noticing anything? I have read something about that but I don't think that is so easy to happen because then it would continually happen when you visit not well known websites. Browsers must have security that prevents files from downloading without your knowledge.

>>108249926
it's more likely they're using using it as a file host. some poor sap gets malware on his pc and the payload is downloaded off a site like this.

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For some reason my thumb drive is "write protection" so I can't add or remove anything to it
I web searched "how to remove write protection"
Followed the instructions
1 Press window+ r
2 lisk disk
3 Select disk
4 enter "attributed disk clear read-only
5 exist
And nothing happened
I know nothing about computers not sure how this problem even happened

>>108250172
some thumb drives has a physical write protect switch. check yours for one

>>108250207
i dont see anything

How can anon solve the captcha with the rays? I randomly selected one. 3 attempts.
>>108230500
Thanks

My ASUS motherboard flashed red while rendering a particularly taxing video. Red implies CPU issues apparently, but it could also mean it's just being taxed a lot. Should I be concerned? Experiencing zero issues other than that light flashing for a few seconds.

>>108216352
How do you guys deal with having to be on call?
Specially with 24/7 services nowadays, sometimes an issue could come up and then you'll be woken up by your boss at 2am just to fix some issue. Particularly, I'm curious how you guys deal with burnout.

>>108232038
Reddit fucked everything 3rd party up when they wanted to make their platform more valuable a few years back when they were moving towards their planned IPO.

>>108236387
>>108236618
A small tablet might be a nice in-between solution that has the needed abilities without being a full fledged laptop. Depends on the ability of the used phone to be used as a hotspot to get internet though, unless it's a tablet with its own SIM.
>It's possible to get self-contained satnavs btw, but they generally suck and are more expensive and clunkier than an android running lineage/graphene and using osmand or organic maps.
I have a GPSmap device from Garmin, would not recommend it outside of the intended purpose of doing outdoorsy stuff for the reasons you stated.

>>108250172
>>108250224
It's dead, that is how flash memory dies.

>>108251445
>how you guys deal with burnout.
Presumably you're getting paid well for this so what's the issue? Is it too frequent?

Anyone archivist here? Any tips on how to archive forums and dynamic web pages with media? I'm trying to use ArchiveBox, but I want to make sure I don't miss a single spot

>>108251563
Usually one of the big reasons to avoid a smartphone is because the OSes and ecosystems are designed from the ground up for tracking you. A tablet - at least a normal ARM one, not some weird x86 abomination - will use the exact same OS and ecosystem, defeating the purpose.
>you can just not sign in to google/apple, not install proprietary apps, disconnected from wifi etc.
You can do all that on a phone as well so at that point might as well just use a phone, unless you specifically want a larger screen. IMO a tablet can't fit in your pocket so you have to take it out of your bag so you might as well use a laptop, or a 2-in-1 if you really want touch screen typing, but at least something x86 that can run a decent OS of your choice.
A cheapo phone without a sim card is like a tablet that fits in your pocket, and with a sim card you can also access the internet on the go. Just don't install google/apple shit and proprietary tracking stuff.

This is the conclusion I came to personally btw, I bought a budget pixel phone and installed graphene. I have an isolated profile running google services for proprietary shit (google maps, uber, and whatsapp for the once a year I need to use it for some normie thing) and my main profile is FOSS-only, zero google services or apps, and I use it for shit like emails, notes, looking stuff up online, Organic Maps, and reading ebooks. A dumbphone doesn't really bring much benefit over this: the main way you can be tracked at this point is using cell towers.
(You)ing >>108236387 in case you're interested.

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>>108216352
How long does a YouTube IP block last?

>>108251445
Well that's something you have to negotiate with your bosses.
>24/7 services
Are you a dedicated on-call troubleshooting guy, or a dev that's also responsible for customer issues? If the latter, this should really be split among a team of devs, it's not possible to be a dev AND also on-call 24/7. If you're a dedicated sysadmin type guy who's responsible for servers 24/, well consider looking for a different job, but also really even then ideally there should be at least two people so you can split shifts.
>deal with burnout
Talk to your boss, some common ways this is handled is for example automatically giving you free PTO after an out-of-hours call. Woke up at 2am and lost a bunch of sleep? Take half the day off or even the entire day off. Got a call at 8pm and had to stay up till 10pm fixing it? Take 3-4 hours off next morning. This can be on call or off call time but if it's on-call, then it should really compound.
And again split shifts. If you are the single guy responsible for calls and there's nobody else who can be on call, the company MUST hire someone else, it's impossible to be basically available 24/7 and not burn out.
Also compensation, if it's a major part of your work they oughta pay you extra for calling out at insane hours. I'm putting this last though because it might feel nice but it won't necessarily help with burnout - if someone offers you a million dollars to work six months of 110 hour work weeks (with intellectual IT work, not just mindless sweatshop labour), that doesn't mean you'll physically be able to do it. But still it can help with motivation and also satisfaction.

Personally, at my company, I'm on call once every 4 days, and everyone's generally happy to accomodate for each other's shifts when taking PTO. Luckily enough we also have some remote team members in opposite timezones which pick up a lot of the night shifts.

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Why the fuck is my Brave search denying a query on its own TOR service? Is shit really this fucked?

>>108244293
>>108244285
Quick update, I >>108244248 was full of shit. Just tried installing openSUSE and Kubuntu side by side (each with its own /boot) and the both recognised each other after I ran 'sudo update-grub' in each OS.
Booting works both ways irrespective of which instance of GRUB I select in the UEFI boot menu.