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>Read the sticky: >>105076684
>GNU/Linux questions >>>/g/fglt
>Windows questions >>>/g/fwt
>PC building? In this market?! >>>/g/pcbg
>Programming questions >>>/g/dpt
>Cheap electronics >>>/g/csg
>Server questions >>>/g/hsg
>Buying headphones >>>/g/hpg
>Useful programs and live Windows environment:
https://hirensbootcd.org/download/
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>>108255689
What does trustworthy exactly means?, so if you delete the cookies you have to post for a while until the puzzles are reduced again? Do you think it has something to do with the ad blocker? Because recently I had 3 puzzles and after deactivating the ad blocker I got 2.
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>>108256836
https://smoothfps.com/guides/frametime-explained
if you have shitty frametimes it'll feel stuttery
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>>108256758
>trustworthy
It means your IP, browser and fingerprint are judged to be unlikely to be a spammer or a residential proxy. It's a similar concept to what cloudflare does to profile you and determine if you're a bot/scraper/ddoser or a real browser.
>ad blocker
Probably blocks some trackers Hiro added to fingerprint you better and therefore lowers your brower's score, yeah. Again, same as cloudflare, same as google recaptcha, very similar concepts.
It's been getting implemented now because residential proxies have exploded in popularity recently, letting spammers ban evade extremely easily. So now every residential IP is getting vetted and fingerprinted with these captchas. Which is not necessarily helping because the only thing you get on a new IP is a few more pictures to solve, which isn't gonna stop a shitposter who's dedicated enough to already be proxyhopping, but whatever.
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Youtube has been really fucky lately, I'm not sure if it's a problem on my end or if it's a widespread issue. Half the time it doesn't load whatever video I click on, and if it does there's a small chance it'll just stop working even if it's fully buffered. Embeds don't work on any website or on Discord. The few videos that do work also take a long time to start playing, sometimes upwards of one minute.
Fresh Windows 10 install, Firefox and ublock origin are updated.
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>>108257249
try disabling ubo for like an hour while using the site and see if it fixes the issue. if it does, it's youtube's anti-adblock targeting and the best you can hope for is keep ubo and easylist updated and usually the maintainers will fix it soon enough.
if that doesn't fix it, obviously it's something else. you might want to try making a new firefox profile or seeing if some chromium variant works better.
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there was a soulseek user who is offline for some time (last i seen him was 2-3 months ago) and his number of shared files/folders show as "unknown". unlike other offline users having their number of files and folders displayed all the time. any chance he will ever return/did he delete his soulseek account if this is even possible?
sometimes i search by some folder name, maybe he changed username but i lost hope already :D
i don't think there was a reason some admin banned him, he just shared some rare club/dance vinyl and cds.
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>>108256567
Hi, europoor here, what VPS Hoster should I buy to VPN into US, to get some freedoms?
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What will happen to websites that explain technical things or websites in general now that you can ask anything to AIs? And these AIs use the content of those websites too, does Google pay them for using their content?
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How am I supposed to update my KC3000 NVME to 31.7 from 31.6? Its been out forever for my exact model but Kingston KSM just says nothing available. This would explain the random slowdowns I get.
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AMD GPU 6800XT, Windows 10
Display goes black for a second while not doing anything other than browsing the internet using Firefox. Anyone else experiencing this issue?
It's hard to recreate this random black screen, so I'm not sure what's going on. The only thing consistent I've noticed is the screen goes black with Firefox window active. Maybe it's Firefox, but, again, hard to recreate this. And yeah, this happened on 26.1.1 and still happened on 26.2.2 driver update.
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>>108258208
-websites have schematics
-people will prefer human explanations over the hallucinating toaster
>>108257859
You want to browse the internets from an US endpoint? To what end?
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recently I got ads for residential proxies. so I got curious: when I buy residential proxies, do they have like empty houses with internet connections I proxy to or do I proxy to unsuspecting houses with something like a botnet running in the background of one of their iot devices?
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I posted this as a thread last night, but I got zero helpful replies, so I'm posting it here instead.
I'm looking to buy the most advanced, most powerful, most top-of-the-line laptop that there is.
Should I go with the MSI Titan HX? That's what everyone claims is the most powerful. I'm definitely not an expert on this subject, though.
Advice please.
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Does Grabber not connect to paheal anymore? I can't download from there though other places work fine and the site is up. There is some sort of connection given it's telling me stuff like '1 of whatever amount' pages and when I click monitor on different terms it tells me about different amounts of images, but I can't get the images to show up or download. It just says no result and when I use merge results (with paheal being the only source) it tells me how many pages of results there are but still won't let me download. Does anyone know of any alternatives that do the same thing as grabber or let me know if it still werks on their machine on paheal?
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>>108258941
Try a different video cable. Every cable has a maximum bandwidth it can carry, maybe you're exceeding it when your computer tries to push more frames or wider color range.
If you don't have one, just reposition your current cable, it may be picking up interference from a nearby cable.
Try playing some HDR videos or images, see if that triggers the problem.
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>>108260349
The monitor came with the cable, so it's not a cheapo one. Actually I never encountered this since I got the monitor 6 months ago. For now I disabled hardware acceleration on Firefox and see if the problem persists (though when depends if I'm around to see it). Then I'll switch cables and perhaps switch Display Port ports.
>Try playing some HDR videos or images, see if that triggers the problem.
My monitor doesn't have HDR, I believe.
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>>108258274
Are you absolutely sure that the new firmware is for your model, down to the last letter?
If there is a revision number printed on your drive, that has to match as well. Shitty manufacturers (Kingston, ADATA, ...) often use the same exact model for different drives that do not have any component in common.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/adata-and-other-ssd-makers-swapping- parts
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>>108257859
>I buy to VPN
Typically you rent them.
If you're buying a machine you'll prolly be wanting to look into colocation.
>into US
This VPS for getting into the US, or you want it *in* the US, so you're browsing with a US datacenter IP?
I'll assume this is for cheaps. Bear in mind, especially with VPS's where you'll be sharing hardware (and the folk aiming for cheap commonly want to spend as little as possible before it's pulled for abuse), cheap doesn't tend to align reliable. But poke about places like lowendbox and webhostingtalk see if you can scrape up a bargin...
>to get some freedoms?
How badly is your shit cucked to think freedom is there?
Where from? 'cause pretty much anywhere in europe you should have superior standards applied to almost everything...
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>>108258208
>does Google pay them for using their content?
Not usually.
They commonly whore their users for advertising revenue. It doesn't really take eleven scripts to render a .jpg.
>or websites in general
If there's a substantial drop in traffic - already evidencable - the drop in revenue will cause financial contraction. In many cases a lot of expenditure is dealing with the scale of the userbase - so as this drops, so will their costs.
But I would eventually expect it to struggle under the current model once the advertising revenue switches from the human user to the AI agent(no, I'm not joking. Cunts like Visa are balls deep in this, ready for then AI doing your shoppin' for you).
The good news is all the absolute shit that only exists for the express purpose of extracting advertising revenue from the victims, I mean users, will vanish.
Things that actually matter people will pay to keep around. Lil 'indie' things that are effectively self-fueled anyway having no advertising revenue to speak of, will continue self-funded...
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>>108259300
> a separate OS? a hypervisor?
None of the above.
https://embeddedsecurity.io/sec-tz-basics
Effectively it's sections of the CPU with limited access to others.
>buzzwords that don't explain anything
Potentially looking at layers too high. Poke lower, further back. The words mean something.
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>>108260767
>absolute best laptop
By what measure are you defining 'best'?
These sorts of things are subjective, and frequently peppered heavily in personal opinion...
What's the use case here - what you gonna be doin' with this beast on a day2day?
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>>108260812
>Every measure
Unfortunately. That's not how this shit works.
To make this portable there are sacrifices. Typically. Can think o one dual core xeon thing that ate near KW atta wall... Not all examples make the same sacrifices.
A quick poke didn't yield anything with larger numbers for what you list than the MSI, but I didn't put a great deal of effort into it...
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There have been a few times where I walk into a retailer and they are selling new electronics 50% or more. I can understand this understand this with things that hold lithium batteries, but I've seen things like microphones and keyboards. Why is this? Is there just a need to get rid of things in a business? I'd get it more if they weren't restocked, but I've seen them restocked before too.
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>>108260936
You can ask them directly.
Sometimes it's because they restock a new revision of the same product, or have already ordered more but haven't sold existing inventory and need to clear up shelf space quickly.
>>108260812
This is newer and significantly faster:
https://www.tomshardware.com/laptops/gaming-laptops/razer-blade-18-rev iew
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Phone's on its last legs. It's an Asus from 2018 (pic related). What's a newer model around the 100-200€ price range that's compatible with LineageOS? I don't want to deal with the average OEM bloat.
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how do you even define what a software "module" is when it depends entirely on the context and could mean a class or a file or a feature of a service or a whole service depending on context? Is there any better definition than "standalone thing"?
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Couple of questions friends.
With Myrient shutting down, I figure I should download some ROMs and ISOs. Is it better to store stuff on an HDD or a spinning disc? I feel like the former might die in 5 or 10 years, and I'm a lazycunt who only really wants to back this shit up twice. (I know not all media lasts forever and if I'm not willing to make back ups I'm a literal tard...)
Also, I want to make a Pokemon-like game in Javascript. I know nothing about CS and am considering a degree in CS. Would embarking on that journey make my upcoming schoolwork easier?
Thanks in advance to all who reply.
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Anyone know why when you look at the comments of a popular account on X it's always AI generated responses, shit you'd write if you had to hand in a school essay. What do these freaks get out of it? A lot of african and cartoon pfps of these accounts.
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>>108262512
Spinners are better than flash for long term storage. Learn to use clrmamepro and DAT files provided by redump, no-into, ... to validate.
>cs degree
Unless you're way underage and plan on graduating in 10 years, don't.
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So I wanted to buy a mechanical keyboard because everyone was saying that mechanical keyboards are so good for typing that you can never go back once you try it. Looking at it online, I'm see some bullshit about switches, how the keys sound. some fucking RGB shit. What in the hell is this retardation? I don't give a single fuck about what the keys sound like, as long they're not too loud, preferably they should be as quiet as possible. Are keyboardfags completely retarded? How do I buy a normal mechanical keyboard?
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Is there any possibility of recovering a 2015 tumblr blog, deactivated in January 2016? I have the username, but the internet archive turns up nothing, neither do any mainstream mirrors. Are there any non-mainstream alternatives?
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>>108262512
>Also, I want to make a Pokemon-like game in Javascript. I know nothing about CS and am considering a degree in CS. Would embarking on that journey make my upcoming schoolwork easier?
as someone with a cs degree, don't get a cs degree unless coding is the singular obsession of your waking life
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>>108262923
https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Tumblr
https://archive.org/details/archiveteam_tumblr
https://archive.org/details/1d2b04b5bbd3238fbada06c026497e
https://archive.org/details/729016c2fef92ffc50a3571ae2ca21
https://archive.is
If you don't find it there that's it.
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At one point there was a script for formatting how the new captcha system appeared but recent updates have broken the script. It did not solve the captcha just changed its appearance
Does anyone have an updated copy that works?
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>downloads 50MB/s
>it's free
Alright what's the catch? Who pays for the hosting and why?
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>>108256567
is there any EU cell phone provider that has unlimited or extended period of number inactivity and doesn't steal money each month?
i kinda need my phone just to ocassionally call somewhere and be called sometimes i don't want to spend money each month for nothing
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How do I install violentmonkey or tapmonkey?
When I try to run Tampermonkey for opera this shit just freeze(there's just a circle in a infinity loop then i get the error message that something went wrong so I can't never run this shit)
And when I try to download violentmonkey via the version for google chrome(just like the web page itself suggest it due the lack of support for opera) I keep getting this error message:
Download error: Download interrupted with reason: SERVER_BAD_CONTENT
I'm using opera 95.0.4635.90 on windows 8.1 so I can't update(and I'm not going to updated to windows 11 because that's the shitthiest take)
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>>108264727
thanks anon
but i must admit the site looks like indian scam
anyone else?
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>>108262512
>Is it better to store stuff on an HDD or a spinning disc?
MicroSD
Will outlast the pair. Assuming you don't lose it.
>I know nothing about CS and am considering a degree in CS
Learn for the leaning's sake.
It will not be of much use to you else... Actually making something will naturally yield experience in the field. However depending on where you are in your journey, this may produce significant challenges also. Luckily the same LLM that makes the degree a waste of your money also makes it easier to build your java game.
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>SERVER_BAD_CONTENT
Didn't look like an HTTP code t'me ....
Quick glance found:
Change chrome store layout back old and it should work. click 3 dots next to profile picture.
Any joy?
>on windows 8.1 so I can't update
And you thought the best place to take the walking infection vector was the internet?
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>MPC-HC
>latest version of downloaded from https://www.codecguide.com/klcp_update.htm
When I play a .webm file, everything is fine.
When I play a .mp4 file, everything is fine the first time, but then there's tearing on the screen (stair like tear, shaking) after the first time the video plays.
Does anyone have a clue what could possibly cause this? Doesn't seem to be caused by any .mp4 in particular. And like I said, first time the file plays, no problems at all. But on every subsequent loop, there's the same issue, doesn't go away.
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>>108265448
Thanks Anons.
As for the cs degree, why caution against it? Right now, I work a help desk job and really like scripting. I would love to do scripting or programming 8 hours a day and not interact too much with others versus what I do now.
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>>108266842
occasional scripting to tackle a problem by yourself is very different from spending 40 hours a week on a codebase that 80 different people have hacked at and documented poorly while you are on a deadline
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>>108266128
>he responds with my actual name
And how was that information obtained?
Where did you leak it into that was unsafe?
>Wat do?
Laugh. They're full of shit.
But ofc. One day, they might not be. But you should have already prepared for sudden invasions and left weapons near entrypoints to even the odds.
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>>108266842
>why caution against it?
Much evidencial history of it failing to make a difference to employabilty. Mutlitple substanard educational practices. Decreasing demand in field enhancing effect of the two previous.
And as the other anon says. If you don't enjoy it, it's just another slog.
Learn for the learning.
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I bought a Chinese laptop off of Amazon, some Kaiger brand but theirs a few brands with what looks like the same laptop. It's got a Ryzen 5 7430u, 16gb of DDR5 ram and a 512gb SSD. Bought it for like 400 USD off of Canadian Amazon. Honestly the build quality seems good, IPS screen is decent and nothing fishy or shitty about it at all so far. My only thing is like....can I trust this thing? I should probably like wipe the windows install and re-install it from a USB in case of I don't know backdoors but this laptop has legit zero bloat no bullshit apps or anything.
TLDR:Can Chinese laptops be trusted/should I keep this or spend 200 more dollars on a similar name brand one?
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I used to have a kindle fire to read comics/manga 'n shit, but the android version is so old that most reading apps don't support it any more. Is there a decent android 16 tablet that's cheap, not a scam, and not full of AI AIDS? I'd ask /csg/, but ordering from china kinda sucks here, so it's gotta be sold on amazon or similar I guess. The newest kindle fire is like 300€ and that feels kinda hefty for 4GB RAM, and 64 GB storage. I had MP3 players with similar hardware, lmao.
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Thanks.
I just don't want to work help desk forever and don't know how to make a comfy life for myself.
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Company bought AI subscriptions and Copilot studio in hopes that devs will automate shit. Some time forward, no one built anything really useful.
Now management at work wants us all to build something with AI as a performance goal. Wat do?
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>>108267602
It's an idea, but I don't know if I really like networking or configuring servers/network services. Not enough exposure to say. I know I like Linux since it makes me feel like a hax0r.
>>108267676
Unless you killed your kid, I don't think police will care.
If it's an SD card or micro SD card, can you not just take out the card?
If the phone is dead/broken, maybe try a battery replacement? Or see if a local shop can help?
Tbh Google it fren and see what comes up.
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>>108267676
>Can I ask the police for help
Unlikely. Capabilities are intentionally witheld from these types to prevent knowledge spread.
>What can I do?
Depends on many factors. What is currently preventing extraction?
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>It's locked behind a passcode.
Who set it? And why doesn't they know what it is?
To assume such things are in play, scamsungs "find my mobile" tool can be used to remotely unlock it.
I hear Tenorshare 4uKey for Android has potential but no personal experience...
Might have an old enough version of android on there for it to forwards access to the modem when you USB tether up - in which case you can probably unlock the screen with some AT commands sent to the OS on the baseband modem and use that to attack the phone..
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>>108268061
x86_64 tablets thin on the ground, anon, these things tend to be ARM 'cause o the insane power draw from x86 base...
What makes you so anti-ARM?
I hear Juno Tablet 3 and Librem 11 gots x86_64... unsure screen tech. If you're stuck on the x86 angle then you may require to sacrifice other specifications due to the low number of options.
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>>108268150
>ARM doesn't play nice with that sort of thing.
Real don't strike me as an "ARM" scale of problem. Not from a technological standpoint at least.
This sounds like something ARM can do.
You've made previous mention of *nix so I'll take a stab on you'll be operating an open source stack... At which point, why can you not compile your fave reader for ARM? To assume this common space has not already been filled...
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>>108268159
>compile your favorite reader
You don't know what a visual novel is, I take it. Don't bother responding if you don't know what you're talking about.
As I said, I want an OLED/AMOLED tablet that is x64, x86 for the purpose of reading VISUAL NOVELS. If you know of one, please respond. If not, then don't.
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>ebook
VISUAL NOVELS ARE NOT EBOOKS YOU FUCKING MORON
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>>108268168
>You don't know what a visual novel is
I'd thought it was a comic with a pretencious name ... Turns out it's more like the early 90's adventure games with a pretencious name.
>As I said, I want an OLED/AMOLED tablet
You did. It's what caused me to previously mention I wasn't aware of the screen technology in the examples of x86_64 tablet I located at a casual glance.
You seem very eager to hurl abuse at the people you want to do the things you're too lazy to do yourself...
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>>108268260
>how old are you?
I really can't be arsed with the counting. I run outta fingers and toes.
Apprently old enough to have not wasted my time with any o that lark. Closest I'd o got was shit like the discworld game back in the '90s ... Which tho comparable I'm to understand isn't quite the same.
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>>108256567
I need a laptop. What are my options for something under a $1000, if not lower. I just need something for the most rudimentary shit like emailing, excel, music, with a good keyboard and display.
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>>108267361
>Can Chinese laptops be trusted
My Chinese mini PC has a built in UEFI Platform Key that is named literally "DO NOT TRUST".
So even if we assume there's no built in spyware, it makes it trivial for any spyware to embed itself in the firmware and spy on me or lock me out.
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>>108267540
Build something inane with AI. Web interfaces for CLI scripts are fairly low effort.
>>108268818
I got this for £510 when it was new:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B09GKLC5K4
>ASUS Vivobook Pro OLED M3401QA 14" 2.8K 400nits (AMD Ryzen 7-5800H, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Backlit Keyboard)
The display is great and performance is good, but the build quality is poor. The touchpad rattles from day one.
It has aged well, no paint chips or display burn-in at all, still looks like new.
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I have a laptop with i3 7020U running on integrated graphics with a maximum resolution of 1080p@60fps.
For some reason, I can watch 1440p@60 VP9 Youtube videos through Steam without any slowdown or hiccup, while Ungoogled Chromium struggles to buffer the same videos. Since Steam's Web component is also Chromium-based, why does it run better than an actual browser?
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Could've just said playing porn games. Porn games made for Windows.
>>108269119
/boot was expected to be read-writable by root only but it's readable for other users. IMO there's nothing wrong with that.
(not 100% sure I counted the bits from 700 and 755 correctly (I'm a brainlet and hate that way of displaying permissions))
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Yes?
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>>108269400
is ungoogled up to date? it won't update on its own, you need to manually update it or use a different program to auto-update it (i use chrlauncher). if it is, hard to say, maybe a bug with the hardware acceleration or it got turned off somehow. you could try a portable version of regular chromium or even chrome as a sanity check and then just erase it once you've checked.
>>108268311
vns are great, the other guy was just an ingrate
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wrong linked post
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>>108269687
my personal rec would be to just save up the money for a bit. the problem with off-brands is they often have bloat, ads, and if you're unlucky spyware or malware. someone else might have a better answer, or you could ask an llm to find something up to date that meets your reqs.
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How can I configure the terminal to send CRLF instead of just LF?
(I'm SSHing with a 80's Minitel)
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I found my uncle's old Game Boy Color with Pokémon Silver in it
I turned it on and was surprised to see his save from 2003 still there
Is it normal for a cartridge battery to last 23 years?
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>>108270115
the spread for when they fail is pretty large but it's longer than average, yes. if you wanted to keep the save file you'd probably want to do so now. i *think* you can do it with just a flash cart but don't take my word for it.
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it's at the far end of the lifespan curve. are you sure the save is that far back? iirc saves back then didn't include the date (or have any ways of knowing the date other than being set up manually). maybe the battery was replaced at some point and then a new save was created after
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>>108270167
meant for >>108270115
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>>108268818
>I just need something for the most rudimentary shit like emailing, excel, music,
Nowadays, that should be anything on the shelf.
> a good keyboard and display.
What would you call "good". There's a lotta personal preference involved with that generally. Unless you was meaning the ethical and moral compunction.
>>108268963
>My Chinese mini PC has a built in UEFI Platform Key that is named literally "DO NOT TRUST".
Would that be the one microsoft lost control over?
>>108269670
I'll take it I'm the ingrate then?
>>108270078
I hear:
Open settings -> section labelled "text" or "file format" -> select CRLF -> save
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>>108270253
>the one microsoft lost control over
No, it's the AMI test one.
https://www.tomshardware.com/software/security-software/secure-boot-ke y-compromised-in-2022-is-still-in-u se-in-over-200-models
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i cleared my search history of yt and it shows translate to hindi instead of translate to english for some reason
any1 know a fix?
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>>108270343
>The terminal itself have no settings
I did think it may be like this... which is why I started "I hear".
If interfacing via a bash terminal, it may well be adjustable there. As in, the config file.
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>it shows translate to hindi instead of translate to english for some reason
So why does screwgle - with one of the largest data archives of individuals and their activites to pattern match outside of meta and akamai - think you'd speak hindi?
>any1 know a fix?
This happens on their end. Based on data you provide.
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thanks anons i'll try both God Bless
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>>108264727
They are called prepaids, anon. I have picrel, they require to load up 10€ worth of balance per year or it gets deactivated.
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>>108266125
How can I tell what the last official version is?
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I also tried all V-Sync options in MPC-HC. Some of them temporarily remove the tearing for the current loop when they're turned on... or turned off. And if I start the "Tearing Test", there are two vertical red lines going left to right slowly non stop. This removes the tearing instead of telling me any tests results.
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>>108265708
i didn't even know k-lite still existed, i use the lav filters megamix from this dude that just prebundles the latest mpchc, lav filters, madvr, and a few other related things https://anime.my/tutorials/watching-h264-videos-using-compute-unified- device-architecture-cuda/#checklist
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>make a shitpost on 4chan
>get warned
>"you must see this warning to post again"
>can't see the warning because the cloudflare check fails
>never can post on 4chan again,ever
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>>108270957
>>"you must see this warning to post again"
How did you manage to produce this message?
>never can post on 4chan again,ever
As evidenced by posting to 4chan...
>>108271054
pdfgrep
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So my cheap smart tv I bought a long while ago is indeed cheap and shit as it barely manage to play movies in blue-ray 1080p.
Apparently those tv boxes/fire sticks can take over the whole computing work and just have the tv for the screen, correct? Is there a specific brand to look for? I was considering picking up a Android-using system, so I could install some sensible internet browser.
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>samsung S23U
>try to change screen resolution
>nothing happens, just stuck on current res even despite the new option being selected
>doesnt matter if HD, HD+ or QHD+
>even restarting phone dosent help
>no pending phone updates
help
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What is the best logic here? And where can I go to get a better understanding of data design and thinking critically?
>database with regulated info reported quarterly
>users can add and amend this info after the reporting period
>results in previously reported info appearing incorrect, needing a reconciliation process, and amending info with regulators
stopping the user from modifying info after a certain date sounds good but can still lead to inaccurate info if the user forgets to enter it in time, and it's difficult to enforce timely entry and stop them forgetting. it will also mess up the kpis of the processes after it.
on the other hand, it falling into the next reporting period is simply not accurate as well.
How would you deal with this?
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Putting an RX 590 into my brothers hand me down shitbox, there's only a 6 + 2 pin cable labeled PCIE from the PSU but the card has an 8 + 6 port, is it still compatible and if so how do I plug it in without frying the thing
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>>108272293
You don't. If there's only one PCIe power cable coming from the PSU, and it only has one 6+2, the PSU probably can't power that GPU.
You might be able to some sort of splitter or horrible molex or sata to PCIe adapter, but you are likely drawing too much power from your PSU.
This could simply cause instability and random shutdowns or damage components, especially since this is likely a very cheap PSU.
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is there anyway to disable tab grouping in firefox? because it is fucking gay.
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>>108272145
You must disable any changes to data from the *previous* period once the current period ends.
If it's monthly, then on the last day of March you disabled editing/adding of data for February. On the last day of April you disable editing data for March.
So people who forget or don't care or make mistakes have one whole period to make late changes. This way they can't blame "the system" since everyone knows they had plenty of time.
>will also mess up the kpis of the processes after it.
Tough luck. The database system follows the same rules as the real world.
Were KPIs not being affected in the same circumstances before the database was implemented? They probably were, so "not affecting KPIs" can't possibly be a design criteria.
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>>108272899
reading back through my post, I should've made some things clearer.
- we *start* compiling the info for the previous quarter within 2 weeks of the current quarter starting, so there's not much time space for a lagged locking system, even though i like the idea of it.
- each 'record' in this database passes through different stages or steps. reporting uses the info available at that point in time, but the user still needs to input info for the future parts of this record's lifecycle. so is it still so easy to lock off access?
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>>108273844
>The database system follows the same rules as the real world
and can you elaborate on this please? kpis would be affected yes, but i'm still trying to think of how to fix this
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Is there any point in trying to run a plex media server for my extended family if I only get 25mbps upload? I'm in an extremely rural area so Starlink is my only option. We're all on Stremio currently and it's kind of a pain sometimes.
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>>108271747
Against my better judgement: Windows Hello: This feature must be enabled, as it supports biometric authentication.
I hear:
- Access Security Settings: Go to your Microsoft account's security settings.
- Select Passkey Option: Choose to add a passkey as a sign-in method.
- Authenticate: Use Windows Hello (fingerprint, facial recognition, or PIN) to register your passkey.
Tho, be advised. Biometrics actively reduce security. You cannot keep your face out of the public domain. You cannot change this when it is inevitably compromised. In 2014 Angela Merkle's fingerprints was printed from stock journo footage.
Tho is someone can't be bothered with a printer, a security protocol that encourages an attacker to cut pieces of you off must be questioned.
>>108271933
>Apparently those tv boxes/fire sticks can take over the whole computing work and just have the tv for the screen, correct?
Pretty much. Typically clip in HDMI, so it's "just a screen" (and audio).
>Is there a specific brand to look for?
Roku seems popular.
Tho, I'd personally suggest grabbin' a Pi. You can put an actual OS on that, and just use whatever browser. And generally use as a lightweight computer. Pi 4 should be good up to 4k.
Also, goin' the pi route, clippin' a few HD to the USB could give some NAS...
>>108272042
/me shrugs
xrandr
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>>108272293
>You don't
>the PSU probably can't power that GPU.
Get a 'better' PSU...
>>108272737
Notepad++ used to be good. But I stopped winhoes about decade n ½ back so iunno if same rewls apply.
Seem to recall some breach with that.
>>108273737
>How is this possible?
User agent combined with range?
Just a guess. Ofc, if triggered, you may be 'locked' for a set time.. also a guess.
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>>108274429
>do 4 Captchas 3 in order to verify my email
I'm assuming the additional layers there are to rate limit, as that's gonna be an obvious target. Even if they bot can pass both types, or even if it's a user, it's slowing them down.
>Why has the site fallen like this?
Alternative? Just let the bots roam free? Can you field a 'better' way to resolve this issue with less disruption and greater reliabilty?
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>>108271068
Extra info? Bought mine like 11 years ago and there was no such thing.
>>108272293
Post the PSU specs.
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>>108274504
This, and has been for decades, an option.
Logically. When it's this easy to enact, it's absence means this simply is not wanted.
You clearly do. You are not alone in this self-cuck isolationist thinking.
What you can do about this is replicate 4chan - unless ofc you're just too poor, anon, and I'm poor in 1'st world scale and I can f'kin afford it - and because this is yours, you get to write the rewls.
You can take out all the indian ASN nodes. You'll find scripts online that scrape out public proxies, VPNs, and tor. You can clench up tighter than a frog's arsehole.
You'll never get that here. It's a honeypot. They'll not close these doors anytime soon - they get so much squeeze from this juice.
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>>108274519
NTA, but i hear these things prevelant in multiple countries.
I can walk into the newsagent and throw a couple of £ (prolly 5/10 by now, knowing state o fings) and get one from several providers.
Has considered buying a stack then offloading 'em to intelliwebs randoms that have difficulties.
At one time i could fill a form an they'd be here in a few days. Got a large stack in the name of "Hugh Garce", but them over a decade old n prolly don't work no more...
>>108274531
>so basically I have to migrate to Linux to avoid the fingerprinting?
Isn't the only method I'd imagine. It'll be the easiest method. I got pissed with winhoes well over a decade n ½ ago n aint looked back since. And it aint as if the state of winhoes is improved any since.
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my connection is kind of inconsistent, sometimes things will stop loading midway through or fail at the very start, like having to reload sites so they actually load, or 4chan will fail to load all captcha images and ill be forced to got hrough several sets of captchas. I've tried just pinging google while this shit goes on and there are no dropped packets from there. How can I diagnose this? there must be a tool that can fetch why this doesnt load
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What should I check when buying a used HDD? Is runningsmartctl -a /dev/sdX -d sat (SATA to USB adapter used), and checking the throughput withdd if=/dev/sdX of=/dev/null bs=1M iflag=direct (skip=N/2, where N is half the drive's capacity in megabytes) status=progresssufficient?
I've only looked into Western Digital Red drives thus far. Are there any brands/models I should avoid, aside from the ones that aren't explicitly for use in NAS settings?
Also, with respect to picking HDDs, what are some considerations that should be taken into account when putting together a NAS/home server other than using CMR instead of SMR drives? I'm mainly just going by what I've read in the install gentoo wiki thus far. As I understand it, generally, if I want to make use of any RAID configuration or ZFS, I should have the same capacity across all drives I use? General advice is welcome too. I'm not particularly worried about redundancy/uptime at the moment--that decision may come to bite me in the ass later in the future.
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What kind of memory and IQ do I need to understand software, hardware, DevOps, programming, and hacking, and is there a way I can be sure from the get go that I have what it takes to dive into these kinds of things? Lack of understanding of this stuff when I use things built on those kinds of knowledge all of time bothers me. The most basic thing I understand so far is the concept of abstraction and how I can apply that concept to learn.
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>>108275236
Also, here's a better and more direct question. How do techfags minds work when they read over tech jargon riddled text? Is anything glazed over for expediency or do you compute it all and systemetize it in your minds as you read? I feel like a competant person in the feilds would do the latter, and I'm not the best at computing things like an autistic it seems, so I wonder if I'm too slow for this kind of thing.
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>>108273868
My assumption is that he database replaces an existing process, so just ask the people involved what they did in this case before the database.
If they had no KPIs before, but want them now, then ask them how that's supposed to work in their mind.
>We just want KPIs, but still allow for data changes forever
In this case they'll get inaccurate KPIs, tough luck.
One strategy is to recompute historical KPIs every time the data changes. So if someone edited the data for Q3 '25 today, that would trigger an update of the KPIs for Q3 '25 (and Q4 '25, most likely).
>>108273844
>we *start* compiling the info for the previous quarter within 2 weeks of the current quarter starting
So they have 2.5 months to compile the data, right? If that's not enough, make it 5.5 months (end of next quarter).
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>>108275121
Most drives labeled CMR are actually 2nd gen SMR. What you probably think of as CMR is limited to consumer drives that end in Pro and top tier enterprise lines like WD Gold or Seagate Exos X.
>if I want to make use of any RAID configuration or ZFS, I should have the same capacity across all drives I use?
You should use btrfs because it doesn't have this limitation. zfs for home use is 100% larp.
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>>108274388
That should be sufficient for 4-5 simultaneous 1080p streams. The client does buffering so short dips in your bandwidth won't affect playback.
>>108275070
Try a different browser on a different computer, see if the issues persist.
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>>108275121
>should have the same capacity across all drives
Not required with btrfs or LVM. If your intention is RAID1 then I would advise to not mix in a drive that exceeds the total capacity of the pool without it. So 2+4+6TB is fine, but 2+4+10TB isn't the best idea.
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is there a fork of yt-dlp that doesn't have the no piracy bullshit, I used to monkey patch it but it seems like my script doesn't work now and I don't want to be bothered to get it again, I don't actually care about youtube itself
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Why do (You) get away with just flossing or not even flossing, while I have to use interdental brushes to make my gums bleed like it's the medieval times and bloodletting is back in style? I hate the globodentisthomo
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>>108275931
typical chat with the dentist
>inspects teeth
>"hey your teeth are perfect, no plaque anywhere"
>"do you floss?"
>no
>"do you brush twice a day?"
>no
>"do you use mouthwash?"
>no
>"do you use interdental?"
>no
>"you need to do all those things sweety"
>ask why, if my teeth are perfect
>"YOU JUST DO OK!??!?! WHO'S THE DENTIST HERE?"
i fucking hate these people
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>>108256567
I got OpenClaw set up and now I don't know what I'm supposed to do with it
What do
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>>108262047
>how do you define
Based on context.
Writing super-general definitions that fit everything is a job for a dictionary and usually they end up pretty useless anyway if you're trying to learn what something really is.
For inspiration consider https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/module for example.
>any in a series of standardized units for use together: such as
>(1) a unit of furniture or architecture
>(2) an educational unit which covers a single subject or topic
Here you go, a perfectly accurate definition that is also utterly unhelpful if you don't already know what it is. This is the sense that applies to software modules btw.
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>>108262566
Boosts the engagement of a tweet. For political shit this is unironically actively astroturfed by political entities - if you thought the shill problem was bad on 4chan, well on twitter it's the normal state of affairs that at any given time there's huge armies of completely automated bots trying to shill any given narrative, and not even trying to hide, at volumes that put the posting rate of this entire website to shame.
On non-political shit it's probably just people buying engagement to boost their own account.
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>>108262900
Mech keyboards are not the end all be all and "mech keyboards are so good for typing you'll never go back" is a psyop. The actual reality is that cheap rubber dome office keyboards suck, as in the $10 standalone keyboards, those are absolutely atrocious.
Laptop keyboards also sometimes suck real bad, and sometimes are not too bad actually. A big difference between mech and laptop keyboards is the travel distance, on a thin laptop keyboard you press the keys down like 1mm, while on a full sized mechanical switch you can press it down 5mm or so. Some people absolutely hate thin keyboards and therefore a full sized mech is their only option, some people don't care, some people actually hate thick mech keyboards because you have to push down so far.
>I don't give a single fuck what the keys sound like
>preferably they should be as quiet as possible
Which is it?
There's two aspects to sound, one is reddit retardation of actual soundfags fucking wanking about how good their keyboard sounds. But the other is the reality that the mechanisms of mechanical switches can often produce various clicks or clangs. Even without explicit clicking mechanisms the switches being made out of all plastic usually makes them louder than most laptop or cheap office keyboards which are rubber-based.
So if you don't care about sound then you can ignore all this, but if you want a quiet keyboard then you need to look for silent switches and it also eliminates all clicky mechanisms from your consideration. So you have to decide if you give your single fuck about that or not.
>RGB
You can ignore that entirely, it can be turned off even on keyboards that have it.
>bullshit about switches
The actual mechanism in the switch completely defines how it feels to press on it, and is the entire point of a mechanical keyboard. There is no "normal" mechanical keyboard. If you genuinely don't give a fuck then you are fine on whatever you are using right now, and have no reason to buy a mech.
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>>108264066
Bandwidth is not physically expensive, it's just usually resold at insane markups several times before you get to use it.
If someone gets a good deal they could host for pretty cheap.
And I would guess this thing is stuffed with ads to fund it.
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>>108275998
You let it do what it is designed to do: let it nuke your emails, expose your api keys and other similar dumb shit.
Or you can do yourself a favor and delete that vibe coded garbage and never touch it again.
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>>108271080
>How did you manage to produce this message?
NTA but you always see this when you get warned. And a similar message after your ban expires, forcing you to view the ban reason before the ban is fully cleared.
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>>108271958
Can you just get the residential proxy for free if you install its software then, instead of paying for access?
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>>108275070
>I've tried just pinging google while this shit goes on and there are no dropped packets from there
Almost assuredly intended interference, detecting pings to screwgle and realising it's been scroffled.
As for evidencing and diagnosing: Wireshark
Capture the packets. IF you can own the other end of the connection you can be in full control of the data being fed in, and can actually evidence via packet capture that isn't what comes to you.
>there must be a tool that can fetch why this doesnt load
Wireshark is a "protocol analyser" ... When cunts like T(roll)-Mobile pretend to be you, or the remote service, and issue FIN,ACK packets in your name, or the remote services name, to prematurely sever the connection, you packet log hsa a FIN,ACK packet that (hopefully) you can evidence the remote end didn't send.
>>108275260
>How do techfags minds work when they read over tech jargon riddled text?
Typically, it's not "jargon riddled text" when you know what the words actually mean. IF those words don't actually mean anything, why the fuck are you reading it, there's an RFC or whitepaper somewhere with actual data...
If you're not understanding the words, you're hitting a layer too high, go back further, explore deeper...
>>108275998
>What do
What would you want it to do?
Tho I'm to understand the trend is to take it to moltbook and then wait for the prompt injection.
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>>108272145
This is a social problem, not a technical one. The core of the problem seems to be that you have a deadline for submitting data to the regulators, but people don't prepare that data in time and then try to amend it, which requires also amending the report with the regulators.
The correct logic here would be to not make it your problem when people forget to put in the data. There is some deadline at which point the data must be submitted; make the database not editable beyond this deadline, because at that point you submit the report so editing the old data does not make sense anyway. Anybody who didn't enter their data in time has to amend it, but they have to amend it with the regulators as well, so don't just let them edit the database and force you to clean up - instead have the people actually prepare the reconciliation process themselves. If it's annoying, people will eventually learn to just submit the data on time rather than then being stuck with the paperwork fo amending the regulatory report.
If the data is genuinely your problem, e.g. the KPIs are important for HR or for management but the individual workers aren't directly affected and don't have any reason to care - then it's still your job to sort it out, socially, and find a way to make people care. For example by making the KPIs affect the actual people so when somebody forgets to submit they get penalised, or by adding your own sanctions like making "filling in the database" an individual KPI and implementing disciplinary action when someone regularly forgets to do it, etc. Whatever makes sense for your actual circumstances.
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>>108276322
Prolly explains why I've never seen it.
>>108276330
>Can you just get the residential proxy for free if you install its software then
You install the software, you *become* the residential proxy.
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>>108276432
in all seriousness, i think it has a lot to do with your diet. I know a lot of people who drink cola/eat sweets and their teeth are fucked, they're getting fillings monthly. I eat hardly any processed food which helps.
anyway my teeth aren't perfect in general, just no plaque/tooth decay after brushing once a day.
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I have changed my PC from English (UK) to German to help my learning. All my games work fine (online and offline), however playing Battlefield 1 just kills my internet device completely. I have to restarted it, reinstalled the wifi driver from Intel, deinstalled and restarted the driver. But BF1 just kills it. Any idea what's going on?
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>>108276569
>Any idea what's going on?
Check the logs for clues?
Must confess. It's been a while. But I don't seem to recall these effects. Potentially whatever infection is embedded with doesn't care about being noticed and eats all your intelliwebs? It'd be old enough to be that stupid...
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What sort of cool things can I do with ADB?
The tool that allows you to control your Android phone through CLI on computer.
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>>108276516
I avoid sweets and soda, brush multiple times a day and floss quite regularly and still get plaque build up after a few months. Lost the lottery in that regard i guess. It never hurts though and if you have the means it's easy to get rid of long before it starts damaging your teeth health.
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yt-dlp will not allow me to download age-restricted videos, even when providing a valid Netscape cookie file.
>--cookie cookiefile.txt
Is this a known issue, and is there a solution?
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>>108275121
my experience has been avoid low-end seagate and wd blue unless you're not going to be doing a lot of writes to them.
like the other guy said, a lot of drives seem to be incorrectly labeled cmr when they're not, i'm not sure how they're allowed to get away with it but they do.
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>>108275260
first off, you're probably not going to be a massive cross-domain expert, you should pick one career path and focus on it. that's not to say don't learn other stuff, but pick a focus.
then just start doing shit. i'm in these threads partially because i'm between jobs and helping other people with stuff is a way to expose me to new problems and practice my skills. it's easier to remember terms when you've had practical real world examples to tie them to.
problem solving, time management, prioritization, critical thinking, LATERAL thinking; these are really the core skills of most technology-related fields. being able to quickly and effectively work around a problem while you continue to investigate and root cause it is more important than memorizing terms or pinouts or whatever, shit you can just look up in ten seconds.
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>>108277060
Pokemon Gold, Silver, and Crystal versions use the same battery to maintain the save file in RAM as well as keeping track of the in-game real time clock function when the game is turned off. Because of this, those games are far more likely to lose their save game data compared to the earlier Red, Blue, and Yellow versions, which don't have a clock.
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Windows 10's explorer doesn't automatically refresh when something is changed inside a folder. I have to right click -> refresh whenever I download or delete files in a folder for it to actually show that said files are (or are no longer) there. How to fix?
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>>108276851
I think it's kind of black magic depending on what YT does. It depends on your IP, your account, your cookies. You can try using a VPN or not, or going to a different IP (e.g. mobile roaming), try signed-in cookies if you have an account, try signed out cookies if you were using signed in ones, try signed-out cookies from different browsers.
Like unironically sometimes my home IP gets throttled to shit and using my VPN actually makes the video loads faster, even though normally VPNs make it worse. Sometimes using signed-in cookies triggers restrictions where using signed-out cookies doesn't. It's completely random based on wtf the algorithm is smoking.
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>>108277186
sfc /scannow as admin
if you installed any updates just before this started happening, google the kb for each one and see if anyone's reporting problems with it. i think i remember one of the recent updates caused some explorer issues but i don't know if they're the ones you're having.
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any way to put replies at the bottom of posts rather than at the top? "dollchan extension tools" does, but it doesn't let me inlining the replies when clicking them
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>>108277259
It's a setting in 4chanX called bottom backlinks - picrel where I added a dashed border
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I always get recommended sfc /scannow but I've never had it do dickens so I found another command with the same issue but you might as well give it a whirl.
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
Run from top to bottom.
Alternatively you could try making a new admin account just to see if it changes anything.
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>>108277642
/restorehealth (which i believe implies the previous two and will do them anyway) checks and repairs the winsxs component store. sfc checks your current live system files and if it finds problems pulls from the component store to fix the problem.
if sfc /scannow gives you the "couldn't repair files" error, you want to use your third dism command, let it finish, and then rerun sfc /scannow. otherwise, it's generally not necessary or useful to run. plus it often takes a lot longer (and the timer can hang for a very long time at 61% so you don't know how far along it actually is).
sfc isn't a panacea and won't fix the vast majority of issues. the reason it's cited as a "try this first" is because if system files are corrupt, which does happen especially if you're like me and work in IT and deal with a huge volume of problems, you can end up spending days going down a rabbit hole of complete bullshit that won't get you anywhere when you could have just caught it early with sfc.
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>>108277116
>a lot of drives seem to be incorrectly labeled cmr when they're not, i'm not sure how they're allowed to get away with it but they do
It's the HDD cartel's term, so it means whatever they say it does. The fact that they're openly acting as a cartel by changing all their product lines in lock-step, even using the same nomenclature, should porbably have the FTC's hair up.
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>>108276498
What if I drink only zero sugar cola?
What am I supposed to drink instead? I normally drink only water, I only have cola during a short 1-3 hour window when I'm eating lunch, only once a day.
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>>108274416
>Tho, I'd personally suggest grabbin' a Pi
I wasn't sure what do you mean, but I suppose you mean Raspberry Pi. It seems it needs quite bit of setup.
Anyway I fucked up. I decided to rush things because I wanted to watch stuff from USB on TV instead of laptop and I went to store. I went to those small shop instead of those big chain one for some ungodly reason(familiarity? Supporting small businesses?). I sort of forgot half the stuff I wanted in it(ability to play from USB, I kinda thought it will detect the one on TV or some extra Bluetooth stuff so I could send apk files from phone). The shopkeeper pretty much pushed Xiaomi Mi tv stick on me and said everyone are taking it.
Now I have a piece of non-returnable crap that does the same shit as my cheap shit smart tv, but a bit faster. No USB slots for storage stick nor for mouse connector. It's a limited Android, so Google play is a joke. God, I hate corporations.
Guess I will just watch anime on the laptop for now, it's much simpler and it's already a big step up from streaming on the phone.
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