/sqt/

>>62281525
Onegaishimasu

im using 'imagus' (the add-on) and its cool
but how do i disable it for 4chan X (cos 4chan X already expands images (and webms/gifs, so its better))? thanks

>>62282078
What motivates people to make a new thread when they don't have any questions to ask?

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I fucked up with Zadig and messed up my keyboard what's should I select to reinstall it?
WinUSB?
libusb?
Is there any way to reset it?

>>62282669
Okay I got it working again I ending up uninstalling from device manger and pluggign it in now and again and eventually it worked.

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Are there any potential issues or downsides I might run into if using the iGPU to power my second monitor? As far I understand, it shouldn't affect performance, but could it cause stability issues, or problems with poorly coded games?

I'm just tired of having my r9 390 idle at 70+ W for no good reason at all.

which route to follow in order to get an entry-level job: full stack web dev through Colt Steele's Udemy course The Web Developer Bootcamp; learn c > c++ > java or learn SQL and relational databases (Oracle or SQL Server)? if I can get any other suggestions they would be very welcome

I started signing up through websites through my school email, and I have a feeling this is a bad idea. The school 'owns' everything that goes through the mail server. I don't really have time to set up my own mail server right now, so should I just make a new gmail?

deadbeef keeps resetting the media control keys I have it set to use, how to fix this?

>>62283031
>I started signing up through websites through my school email, and I have a feeling this is a bad idea.
It is.
>The school 'owns' everything that goes through the mail server. I don't really have time to set up my own mail server right now, so should I just make a new gmail?
Yes.

Windows Update has been running for over 2 days and it's still searching.

Why do people use Windows?

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>great internet
>2 months ago new house mate
>+1 cellphone, laptop and a TV to stream channels
>internet goes 'up and down' many times during the day
>hard to connect wifi devices
>do tests on my ethernet desktop
>speed is stable at 18-19Mb/s
>how?
>run some vydia
>used to get ping 30
>now it it 130 and goes to 200 sometimes
>can barely get new torrents ( 80 kb/s , used to be 1,2Mb/s )
>do more in depth tests
>bufferbloat 2300ms

>call the provider
>"DUDE, JUST CHANGE TO SHORTER CABLES."
>"DUDE, Y DO YOU NEED BETTER LATENCY, your internet connection is fine."
>ok..

How do I get better ping/latency/bufferbloat like I used to a couple of months ago?

>>62282782
What are you using Zadig for? I've used it for setting up USB-SDR.

>>62283131
>How do I get better ping/latency/bufferbloat like I used to a couple of months ago?

Get a cheap router that you can install openwrt into. Use it.

>>62283131
Enable Quality of Service for yourself.

>>62283031
It's common practice to boot you after your last semester. But maybe if you find the right dick to suck in the IT department...

>>62282820
Sometimes it can be a bit of a pain waking your monitors up after sleep mode, and it's hard to control which one is your primary on boot. Otherwise your solid. It shouldn't do much for you though, unless you're doing some heavy shit on the second monitor.

>>62283130
Which version?

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How do I install Vimperator ? Pic related ...
There is one older version that can be installed, but it lacks basic functions such as 'tabopen'

>>62283131
Wait, do you have any of these problems over ethernet?

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>>62283159
I tried but couldn't find the relevant option on the Router's website/settings.

>>62283156
I can look into that. I am hesitant to 'break' it though. Can you reverse that process?
This is what we got, landlord brought it 2 weeks ago to 'fix the problem'. Problem remains:
https://www.provu.co.uk/technicolor-tg589vac.html#overview

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>>62283229
Yes, if I open qbittorrent now, it will 'drop' for a few minutes and then get some retarded speeds of 80kb/s.
While it will make it very hard to connect new devices, cellphones, for the next 10 mins.

It wasn't the case a month or 2 ago.

>>62283240
If you're going to buy an open wrt router, check support. You can snag pre-open wrt loaded ones much cheaper than marketed open wrt ones.

>>62283270
So this impacts you even when you have no wireless devices connected to the network?

>>62283240
Here's the list from their website
http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/views/toh_minimal_all?dataflt%5B0%5D=supported%20current%20rel_%3D15.05.1

>>62283288
>pre-open wrt loaded ones
wut

>>62283240
>I am hesitant to 'break' it though. Can you reverse that process?
Get a job if you can't afford to break this:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01AL7P1FU

>>62283211
Get the source, change the version values in the manifest (I think it's manifest.rfd but I'm not sure), compile, install from file and pray nothing breaks.
DESU you're better off using a shittier addon (vimium) or a shittier browser (qutebrowser) since soon it won't even load in firefox.

>>62283321
Installing it yourself compared to marketed ones

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>>62283296
It is a bit hard to explain. I see that whenever you try to do something 'extra' in the house (connect a new device, turn on the TV to stream, open a torrenting app) then it 'drops' for some minutes. After sometime seems to come back.
In the meantime not even Google.com can be reached.
Torrents seem to be fuckslow in general.
Direct downloads are good as long as you don't at that time when you add a new thing to the network.

>>62283302
Thank you
>>62283288
Like ebay? any tips on what to look for? Features, etc?

>>62283359
Okay, did you run the bufferbloat test from a wired pc?

>>62283209
XP

>>62283359
>It is a bit hard to explain. I see that whenever you try to do something 'extra' in the house (connect a new device, turn on the TV to stream, open a torrenting app) then it 'drops' for some minutes. After sometime seems to come back.
Your wifi spectrum may be crowded too.

>>62283359
Yeah, don't just check the model number. Check the compatibility list to see if any versions aren't supported, and only buy one you know is. Also you need one that supports barrier breaker or newer. I'd go with LEDE instead of OpenWRT if you're installing your own.

>>62283414
Yeah, OS from 2003 fucking up now doesn't even count as a valid complaint. Good luck with that though. Maybe bum around the mydigitallife forums

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>>62283398
Yes, from dslreports.com

>>62283442
Sounds like chinese because I have never been into that. Are those Pre-loaded OpenWRT ones worth it?
Like:

GL.iNet GL-MT300N Mini Travel Router, Wi-Fi Converter, OpenWrt Pre-installed, Repeater Bridge, 300Mbps High Performance, OpenVPN Client, Tor Compatible

>>62283488
Actually the GL.iNET is not enough. I need more ethernet sockets at the back.
Will look into LEDE on youtube , learn more.

>>62283488
They're worth it in the sense that you don't have to spend hours learning to flash a router. You sound like a person who values that.

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I tried burning Raspian Turnkey mix that guide on how to set up my raspberry pi as a home server linked me and my raspberry pi won't boot up now. The red light turns on and doesn't flash at all, there is no green light. I tried burning other OS designed for the pi to the sd card but still nothing. Anyway way I can fix this problem or work out what the problem is?

>>62283513
I am good with those things. Ye. I get super into it and the autismo kicks in.
I think there is no other option.
The provider actually said they will put my line under 'Gamer profile'.
I think it will do nothing. Might as well try flashing an old/cheap router.

>>62282078
I need a PC for school, 3d modeling and of course muh games.
There is a good deal for this one near me and I can't buy anything from Amazon in my country

15.6 inch
I7 3610
Ram 8gb
1TB HDD
Nvidia geforce gt 635 (2gb)
And DOS that explain the price.

Should I?

>>62283513
>spend hours learning to flash a router.
>download trunk image
>log into router
>admin
>update firmware
>drag n drop open wrt
There goes my weekend

>>62283561
It's a Lenovo ideapad Z500

>>62283532
How did you burn

>>62283543
Mkay. When you're up and running, you're going to need to download the SQM plugin. Use that speed test guide from the other day to determine the minimum speed you ever hit, then shave like 15% off of that. Then plug that stat into SQM as your connection's top speed.

>>62283564
D-does it really take hours??

>>62283608
15 minutes tops
Go read their wiki

>>62283602
The plot thickens...

>>62283561
Games don't run very well on a GT, much less on an old model like the 635. What's your budget?

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>>62283601
I used Etcher

>>62283608
It's more that if you don't know what you're doing, it's easy to brick a router. More often it just doesn't work though, and it's back to the drawing board. It's also surprisingly easy to accidentally buy a router that isn't compatible, or one that's too old to support the feature you need, or one that requires to compile some weird ass custom version of the kernel.

>>62283602
>When you're up and running, you're going to need to download the SQM plugin.
Nope, default works nice. Don't tweak the defaults till you really know what you are doing.

>>62283627
Something like 600$
It's different in my country here 600$ is more than 2 month of the average salary.
This one is the cheapest I could find for these specs.

>>62283664
Dude, if you don't know what sqm is, you've got a few hours of researching of your own to do. It is literally THE reason to get openwrt. It's also the direct and pretty much only real solution to his bufferbloat problem.

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>>62283618
>>62283653
>>62283664
That goes a bit far. I will try the most vanilla/default versions before I try to get deep if I really need to.
I just want my bufferbloat back..

>>62283689
I will look into it. >>62283705

>>62283689
Openwrt comes with fq_codel or something to get rid of bufferbload already. No need to download another package.

>>62283666
Is a desktop out of the question? Laptops with a remotely decent GPU that can play games are a bit more expensive.

>>62283732
>>62283689
https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/sqm

>Current versions of OpenWrt have SQM and fq_codel built in.

>>62283705
>>62283721
Quick initial google search looks like they are expensive as fuck.
$80-200 routers..

>>62283732
I need it for school so yes also desktop are much more expensive because of taxes .

>>62283757
I use a wndr 3800 I bought for 20 bucks on ebay.

>>62283746
kek.

1. Uninstall qos-scripts and luci-app-qos

2. Install the luci-app-sqm package

He was linked to a chaos router. Also cake > codel

>>62283785
Could something like this be ok?
Is it possible they are selling bricked routers?
Maybe they are openwrt compatible but NOT compatible witht he latest versions.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BT-Home-Hub-5-Type-A-OpenWRT-compatible-Superfast-Router-Original-PSU-/253136780663?hash=item3af020bd77:g:UxcAAOSw9YNZrwyY

>>62283743
>>62283769
Oops

>>62283829
Latest version compatibility >>62283302

>>62283629
What do they recommend on their website? Try unetbootin or linux live

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>>62283872
This was the guide I was using, It presumed I was using windows : http://www.instructables.com/id/Ultimate-Pi-Based-Home-Server/
It told me to use windiskimgr

>>62283829

You need at least barrier breaker to get SQM

Can anyone recommend a source to learn computer hardware / machine architecture for beginners, but doesn't treat the reader like a complete moron? I want to learn this from the ground up. How much time should I spend on physics/ electricity and magnetism?

>>62283900
Are you NOT on windows? Use the dd command
so
sudo dd if=/raspbian.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=512k
That'll work
sudo fdisk -l to find which drive, make sure you mount it

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>>62282078
if i run 2 ssd in raid-0, will that double the write endurance?

>>62282173
can anyone help with this imagus question?

>>62284124
If the directions to bake a cake are 45 min at 350F, would it be ok to put it in for 22.5 min at 700F?

>>62284182
no, but raid and baking a cake are different. in a raid-0 of 2 256gb drives you still only have 256gb, so in that case one would think that the total writes to each drive would be reduced by 50%, half on each drive
is that correct thinking?

>>62283131
Sounds like a shitty router or something. What's your setup? What router are you using or are you using just the modem router combo the isp gave to you?

>>62282951
I would also like to know this

>>62284052
Thanks, I'll try this later

>>62284124
>>62284231
>in a raid-0 of 2 256gb drives you still only have 256gb
no, a raid0 of 2*256GB is 512GB, it's just striping
for example, lets say you have disk "A" and disk "B" and they have four sectors, it's like this;
disk A;
AAAA
disk B;
BBBB
raid0 of A and B;
ABABABAB

>total writes to each drive would be reduced by 50%, half on each drive
yes, for example, a 10GB file on that raid0 would have 5GB of the file on each disk, the wear is spread across both disks

>>62283240
Get this https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-Wireless-Router-300Mbps-TL-WR841N/dp/B001FWYGJS

Flash it with any of these precompiled firmwares: https://forum.lede-project.org/t/build-for-tp-link-tl-wr841n-d-all-versions/428
If you need QoS there's an image with that, if you need dnscrypt there's an image for that.

>>62284296
i was not aware of this, thanks anon that actually helps a ton, exactly what i needed to know

What's the best free web crawler?

>>62284321
np, you can also see in that basic example why raid0 can be dangerous
since everything you put on it is split into small stripes, losing a disk in the raid means every file larger than a single stripe will be full of holes
like say you have;
ABABABAB
and a file takes up say, 5 stripes, so;

ABABABAB
^^^^^ file is on these

and "B" dies, you're left with;

A-A-A-A-
^?^?^

where "?" is missing data

why do people use ./something.sh instead of bash something.sh?

>>62284407
i know how striping works, just for whatever reason i thought raid-0 only allowed for twice the speed at half the capacity
i was looking into this trying to figure out what would be best for a scratch disk, so really if i lost any data due to disk failure i wouldnt lost anything, since all that data is also stored in other places. Looks like raid-0 is the best option desu, better performance and increased drive size. Would that be fine to do through a software implementation? like with 2 m.2 drives?

>>62284444
>i thought raid-0 only allowed for twice the speed at half the capacity
you might be mixing up raid1 (mirror), where the same data is maintained across multiple disks
this allows for faster read speed, as the system can read multiple (parts of) files at the same time from multiple disks, but since the disks store the exact same data, you only have the capacity of one of the disks
write speed is also no better than the slowest disk, since that's the bottleneck (if you wrote faster to one disk, then by definition they can't contain the same data)

raid0 is good for a scratch disk, it's really all it's good for, at least by itself. it's also mixed with other raid levels, such as "raid10" or "raid50" to try to strike a balance of tradeoffs between them

>Would that be fine to do through a software implementation? like with 2 m.2 drives?
yes, i would recommend software raid where you can, it's much more flexible, and you aren't tied to specifc raid cards
whatever you do, for the love of god, do not use fakeraid (that is, on-motherboard raid), this has the disadvantages of both raid cards and software raid

>>62284534
>fakeraid
I know to avoid on motherboard shit, ive just typically been leery of software raid. most of what I've done raid wise has been better suited/required hardware raid, so in this case i just wanted to be sure.
since the endurance ratings will be higher I should be fine going with something like 960 evos for the drives right? i was leaning towards something like a rd400 even though the performance is a bit lower due to the 50% higher write endurance, but now im not sure given the higher price/lower performance

>>62284431
Because something.sh will not reference a file in the current directory in BASH like cmd would. It would search places in your $PATH instead. ./ is the relative path to the file something.sh. For more information, look up directory traversal.

>>62284585
it's worth pointing out i'm only personally familiar with zfs, btrfs, and mdadm software raid
whatever windows has, i can't speak for, you haven't mentioned any OS, but just so i'm clear

also, i have no experience with SSD's, i'm too poor for those, so i can't advise on specifics

What does one do as a programmer at a consulting firm?

>>62284627
everything would be done in a virtual windows installation, and would be win 8.1, so in that case it's called "storage spaces". I'm somewhat familiar. I've only worked with it once but it isnt too difficult. most of my experience comes from zfs as well, but also some basic raid 5 and raid 10 under linux. any way it goes though thanks for the help

How do I run js on downloaded html file?
I want to wget a html file, run magic javascript on it to extract links, wget those html files, run magic js to extract other data and store it.

>>62284661
np, since it's just for scratch, it should not be hard to change it later if need be, just read into things as you go, benchmark, find alternatives, benchmark those, etc. it sound like i don't need to tell you that different workloads benefit from different setups (like raid type, stripe size, etc), so what you end up with will need to be tested with your own load in the end, if you want to most out of it

Hi, hopefully a pretty simple question: Refurbished laptops, yay or nay?

>>62284715
So you basically want to crawl a site? Doesnt wget have options for downloading links?

>>62284755
Check catalog, get all active threads.
Visit each active thread and extract info from specific DOM objects.
When thread dies, feed that extracted info to another application for further processing.
There's no JSON api, so I have to do it in a fucked up way.

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How do I use Soulseek on Debian?

>>62284743
I've had a very positive experience from my refurbed laptop. I'm still using it 7 years later.

>>62284788
I would opt to write something like that in a normal scripting language like Python with beautifulsoup. Running js outside of a browser environment is a wonky task, but you could maybe do it with node.js or v8.

what is the best free PHP forum software?

>>62283941
I might look into it some other time.. It starts to get too crazy 4me now.

>>62283850
Cool.

>>62285020
Search bufferbloat on the dslreport forums. They'll steer you in the right direction. And lede really does make the whole 'finding a compatible router' thing easier

>>62285105
>dslreport forums
Good idea. I will look LEDE too. And get some shorter ethernets too ;)

So I got this motherboard, it didn't arrive yet but the specifications say it has three 4-pin system fan connectors, I want to know if I can connect 3-pin fans to it and control their speeds automatically.

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B350M-MORTAR-ARCTIC

>>62285372
No, 4 pin molex is no way compatible with 3 pin

What's the best way to burn an audio CD for car music listening? IMGBurn? Nero Express? General WMP burning?

>>62285481
Whatever you have. Make you sure you select Audio CD, its a special thing.

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What does fully formatting a disk actually do? If I just quick format it takes a few seconds to do, yet if I do a full format it takes a day or so. Is it overwriting all files or something?

The default music player on my android phone sucks.
What's a good one?

>>62285372
Some motherboards offer limited control over non-pwm (3 pin) fans with voltage, but for a good range of speeds it needs to be a pwm (4 pin) fan.

>>62285533
it zeroes the device, this makes deleted file recovery almost impossible and kind of checks the device if it is working ok.

On raspbian stretch, dhcpcd comes with hooks to wpa_supplicant built in- I can see him starting wpa_supplicant for wlan0 with journalctl.

However, I set up /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf to authentify with 802.1X using my wired interface.

I know that my conf file has enough information to pass authentification because I can run it by hand and authentify.

However, this apparently isn't what wpa_supplicant does on boot (or maybe dhcpcd doesn't wait for him to finish) because I am improperly authentified on boot. I'm not sure why. Any comments?

>>62285768
>this makes deleted file recovery almost impossible
It does a SINGLE pass of zero,s you can still recover data. You would need to do 3 passes to insure no data recovery

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>>62285791
This is not a bait thread.

>>62285791
He did say ALMOST impossible. Yeah, it's theoretically possible to recover at least some of the data, but in practice the distinction is academical unless you're dealing with important secrets.

I want to be able to access the files on my PC through wifi from my iPhone. How do I go about doing this?

>>62285896
ftp server on pc

>>62285912
Do I need to know anything substantial? Do you recommend any services?

Is it a waste of time to use older JavaScript frameworks or will it help learn new ones?

I'm current doing a short stint in a job as part of my degree and I've been assigned to an AngularJS project. Is becoming familiar with AngularJS going to give me any skills that might help in future frameworks or are the things you learn very compartmentalized? I'm concerned I won't take away much from it since I have no interest in using Angular 1 in my spare time.

>>62285941
Ask it in /wdg/ thread

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I think the problem is that Pressedkey is defined as Console.ReadKey and when I call for it, it tells it to define it as Console.ReadKey which creates an endless loop, either way. How fix?

>>62282078 (OP)
I need a PC for school, 3d modeling and of course muh games.
There is a good deal for this one near me and I can't buy anything from Amazon in my country

15.6 inch
I7 3610
Ram 8gb
1TB HDD
Nvidia geforce gt 635 (2gb)
And DOS that explain the price.

Should I?

>>62286058
>gt 635
Fuck no

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>>62286058
Where are you from?
Nvidia is shit btw.

>>62285996

ConsoleKeyInfo PressedKey = Console.ReadKey()

while (PressedKey.key != ConsoleKey.D1 && PressedKey.key != ConsoleKey.D2)
{
    Console.Clear();
    Console.WriteLine(line[0]);
    PressedKey = Console.ReadKey();
}

In your code you are making an unnecessary call to a function, and for each part of the if statement it needs to read another key from the console. Also by using || you are saying that the key has to simultaneously be ConsoleKey.D1 and ConsoleKey.D2 for the loop to end, which is impossible.

>>62286077
Is it that bad ?
I play mainly 2d games (Isaac hollow knight etc)maybe darks souls, but I am also learning 3d modeling.

>>62286084
Algeria as I said 600$ is more than two month of the average salary for us, I can't afford anything more expensive.
Also desktop because of taxes are much more expensive .

>>62286124
>Is it that bad
Yes,that gpu is horesshit, you're wasting money on it when you could get a 950/1050 for pennies more


>I can't afford anything more expensive
Save another few months

>>62286099
>ConsoleKeyInfo PressedKey = Console.ReadKey()
>while (PressedKey.key != ConsoleKey.D1 && PressedKey.key != ConsoleKey.D2)
>{
> Console.Clear();
> Console.WriteLine(line[0]);
> PressedKey = Console.ReadKey();
>}
holy shit you're right, I just went full retard

>>62286148
Can't build a PC here taxes on each parts it's ridiculous.
Also good computers are hard to find you will find plenty of cheapshit from Europe without graphic cards that will be sell at a higher price , even the raspberry pi is 90$ here.
With gamer PC and desktop it's even worse.

>save another few months
Good idea but it means that I will stay without a computer for more than 4 month.

>click on weblink
>try scrolling down as the page loads
>jumps right to the top again
>happens for the entire duration of the page loading
>have to wait until the page has fully loaded

Why? Internet connection is fine so it has to be all the java and flash objects they are using.

>>62282820
Are the refresh rates and resolutions the same on both monitors? I recall that being the cause of high idle power consumption on nVidia cards.

>>62286400
>Why?
Jews. It's always jews.
chrome://flags/#enable-scroll-anchoring

>\\?\Volume(...)

What does this entry in the disk defragmentation window (win7) mean? It's below my second hdd

Need a new BDROM for iso's, what's some good software to use besides powerISO and alcohol?

>>62286419
That card happily yanks the memory clocks and shit to the max the moment you connect a second monitor, because AMD.

>>62286552
Same thing used to happen on my brothers old GTX 570 but doesn't on his new GTX 1070.

After a few years it actually started showing memory related artifacts so maybe that even caused its demise. Worked fine until you try doing anything worthwhile like run the windows experience index test.

But I think he was due an upgrade anyway as the small 1.2GB of Vram was starting to hold him back with newer titles.

>>62286440
Thanks!

During my first semester of CS, my Prog I professor, a woman, would wear one of those white lab coat used by chemists for every single lecture. Was it autism?

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linux
ssh from phone to my PC
want to send spacebar to mpv to resume playback
it does not work
>cant open display (null)
>failed creating new xdo instance

whats some other solution to resume mpv through ssh?

>>62287077
forgot to say
this is the command

xdotool search --class mpv key space

>start windows
>get missing dll error
>everything runs perfectly
how do i get rid of the error?
all i did was using malwarebytes anti-malware to delete some shit

>>62287077
DISPLAY=:0

>>62287095
xdotool expects the evironmental variable DISPLAY to tell it which X11 display to use.
Just prefix the command with DISPLAY=':0'

DISPLAY=':0' xdotool search --class mpv key space

>>62287173
run autoruns as admin, go through shit thats being run on your boot and disable the one thing thats causing the problem
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/autoruns

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>>62287183
>>62287186
cheers, tested and it works

>>62284743
I only buy laptops used. no complaints.

>>62285775
I dunno about wired shot but on wireless isn't it the other way around? wpa supp calls a dhcp client after it authenticates

>>62284942
Get the Linux build of soulseekqt and install qt libraries until it runs

Is there a better image viewer for windows 7 than the standard one? Thanks.

>>62287329
yes, many

>>62287406
You got any recommendations?

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>>62287420
i liked xnview when I was on win
irfanview is good too

>>62286084
First time internet subscriber here. At&t is coming to install everything next week. I'm worried about paying money every month for subpar service so I need you guys to tell me whatever you can about getting the most out of what I'm paying for. This is the deal:
>5 mb/s
>$99 installation fee (which I opted to pay over a 3 month period)
>$40/month (which is closer to 50 after taxes, I've heard)
Not sure about a data limit although I'd bet there is one.

>>62287749
>$50/month for 5mpbs
thats shit friendo, find a better offer, also 100 installation is outrageous

I'm in the process of leaving Windows behind, installed Debian 9.1 with Gnome. Which drivers should I install for my Fury X? What are the pros/cons of the open vs the proprietary? Does one have better support for Freesync than the other?

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What's a good music streaming app? About to go on an plane trip for six hours and I gotta get some good tunes preloaded, new phone and I'm abroad right now so I don't have access to my normal library.

>>62287863
open is the only option, amd gave up on their drivers

>>62287864
>download albums/songs you want
>listen to them

>>62287870
Thanks. Where's the best place to learn how to install the open drivers and all other shit I need for Debian?

>>62287888
Im sure the debian wiki has information bout post install

Fucked up my Windows 7 (re-)installation after deleting some partitions but fixed it using this guide:
https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager-software/fix-setup-was-unable-to-create-a-new-system-partition.html

Now everything works, except Windows 7 ALWAYS boots into first-time setup mode unless I interrupt startup and choose my SSD directly from the boot menu. How can I fix this? When I use bcedit as stated at the end of the guide it just prints the same thing as my desktop (laptop is the one I'm having problems with), I don't see "Windows Setup" listed anywhere like the guide says.

What's the best alternative to Firefox? My previous browser was Vivaldi and I quite like it, but I'd rather have open source. Extensions are a must.

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Can someone push me in the right direction?
I'm looking to populate a 5 by ? HTML table with the contents of a document, containing over 3000 lines of data, using a Javascript for loop. A for loop might not be the optimal solution, but it's what I have in mind.
My idea is: for every line break in the document, write the current line into a <td> tag. End table row once 5 cells have been filled.

Pic related is a sample of the data that I'm working with.

Is there a PC case with an internal power supply that can be affixed to the back of a monitor?

>>62288213
wtf

>>62287970
There are two common setups.

In bridge mode, your VM has a network card with a freshly generated mac address, and on the host machine that mac is added to your physical network card. In linux, this means that a bridge is created with eth0 on it, and a bunch of virtual network cards also on the bridge that the VM software links to the in-VM network card. In this setup, your VM behaves just like a physical machine on your network, and other machines on your network would not see the difference. You can do network manipulation as normal.

In routed mode or NAT mode, your VM software behaves like a NAT router, providing your VMs with limited NATted access to your internal network. Your VMs may be able to talk to each other, but other machines on your network cannot connect to your VMs unless you set up port forwards. In this system, you can still do things like port scanning (just like you can port scan the internet behind your router), but you can't set up servers in your VMs that you can actually access (unless you go out of your way).

Both systems are common. libvirt can set up either. I generally use some form of NAT connections for isolating seriously untrusted software, and bridges for everything else. (Read: I have used NAT on occasion for special projects, but generally use a bridge.)

>Website has dark/black background with white text
Why the fuck do people do this? I don't enjoy having to look away every few seconds lest I get the text burnt into my fucking retina.

>>62284174
another bump
it seems to be disabled on the catalog page but not in threads
any help?

>>62288293
>Why the fuck do people do this? I
Eye strain

Its superior to white background

>>62287888
The open source drivers are included in the kernel, nowadays. Which means that you might want to grab the latest kernel.

>>62288131
"Best" is obviously subjective, but I rather like Pale Moon. It's basically firefox from before it started going to shit with australis and firefox hello and so on, but with security updates. And most firefox extensions have working versions.

>>62288312
I downloaded Debian 9.1 earlier today and installed it an hour ago, do I still need the latest kernel? How do I do that? Also how do I enable freesync with the open source drivers?

If a HDD is clicking and stopping a computer from Booting that means its kill right?
I can hear the head making a loud click noise.

>>62288333
Wasn't that the one that flagged adnauseam as malware?

>>62288359
Yes.

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>>62288333
Pale Moon is malware

https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?t=16504

>>62288372
yes

>>62288359
Maybe, test it with another pc, In my case it worked with another pc and an hdd box flawlessly.

How long does Markdown take to learn?
I already know HTML and by the look of it, it doesn't look that complex at all.

How does one install Nvidia drivers on Debian? Everything I've tried doesn't work or breaks Xserver

>>62288438
>How long does Markdown take to learn?
5 minutes max.

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>>62284534
>>62284585
wait what's wrong with mobo raid?
building a server and this is what I was going to do

>>62288477
Got any good resources/sites for it?

>>62288447
apt-get install nvidia

>>62288348
https://wiki.debian.org/HowToUpgradeKernel
https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/linux
So the stable has 4.9 by default and 4.12 available as a backport. You might want to consider installing the latter.

>>62288490
>wait what's wrong with mobo raid?
The basic problem is that if your motherboard goes, so does your RAID array. Recovering it is usually possible, but a pain in the ass. Just letting your operating system do it for you is better in roughly 100% of cases.

Additionally, you cannot easily configure and otherwise manipulate the RAID setup using your operating system tools. You will probably have to resort to using a horrible BIOS tool, whose exact functionality and reliability varies from motherboard to motherboard, and which requires restart and a physical keyboard and screen to mess with.

In 95% of cases, hardware RAID adds roughly nothing over software RAID while being much less reliable and more fiddly. This rises to 100% for fake hardware RAID (hardware RAID that just uses your CPU to do all the RAID computations, rather than a specialized chip).

>>62288400
The head is marking a really loud noise, like loud click, this even stops the computer from booting into BIOS.

>>62288373
Any way to fix it?

>>62288620
>this even stops the computer from booting into BIOS.
Than this can't be a HDD issue. Check your PSU or something.

>>62288620
Not really. If it's a mechanical fault then you might as well get a new one. I've been told just exposing the disk can corrupt it.

>>62288490
Not him but if your motherboard dies it will be harder to restore than a software raid.

But for RAID 1 it shouldn't matter.
Most likely it will generate two disks that work perfectly fine on their own (do check this first though!) and in any case it should not be too hard to get the data off (also make sure to get that procedure down before putting valuable data on it).

And if you use RAID 0 losing the data should not even be big deal to you.

Other than that it will run on the CPU just like software RAID.
So don't expect any performance gains.
In fact in my experience with the build-in sofware RAID in Windows 7 it's much faster than most mobo RAID implementations, as it balances the drives very well.

>>62288586
This is the board I'm using for my server and what I was hoping to use for a RAID array. (http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H97%20Pro4/) I'm pretty sure it has a dedicated RAID chip, but I'm not sure.

Here's the documentation for setting up a RAID with it: http://asrock.pc.cdn.bitgravity.com/Manual/RAID/H97%20Pro4/English.pdf

>>62288641
Its a Laptop, if i remove the HDD it boots fine.

>>62288651
I could care less about corrupting it, im replacing it anyway so why not have some fun with it?

>>62288671
I can't be bothered to research it in detail, but that's almost certainly fake raid.

Note that as said, I am of the opinion that software raid is STILL the better option in 95% of cases EVEN IF you are using a true raid card.

>>62288671
>I'm pretty sure it has a dedicated RAID chip

That would be so unusual they would point it out.

Every single mobo RAID I've ever seen had it as part of the BIOS (firmware) and runs it on the CPU (no big deal though, even on full load it only takes up a couple % max)

>>62288716
>software raid is STILL the better option in 95% of cases EVEN IF you are using a true raid card.

And I second that motion.

>>62288532
I did the "apt-cache search linux-image" but I only get 4.9 versions of the kernel. What am I doing wrong?

>>62288699
Do open up the hard drive and have some fun with it.
Even power it up with the case removed - it's quite cool seeing it work.

But don't expect to fix it.

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i pirated an audio book and now have a bunch of mp3 files sitting on my hard drive

what software do i use to listen to it and keep my place for next time??

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>>62282078
how do i make safe thread calls for c# controls with mutex. Everytime I try I fail.

>>62288898
That question's too intelligent for here.
Better off asking /dpt/.

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In Xubuntu 17.04 my wifi usb doesn't connect right away. It seems to be working but it stays on "disconnected" for about 30 minutes until it finally connects. It doesn't even seem to scan for any signals.

What gives?

>>62288915
>leave you're not stupid enough

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>>62288925
rejected once more

>>62288925
That's what /sqt/ is; mouthbreathing retards who can barely put one foot in front of the other.

Any proper programming related question gets ignored.

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Is there any way to modify terminal or write a script so I can get a message notifying me that my apt-get install has succeeded?

I run 'DISPLAY=:0 xrandr --prop' but just get "invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 keyCan't open display :0". Google gives me nothing. How to fix?

>>62288898
>>>/g/prog

What's the simplest way to restrict a user to only be able to read and write files within their own home directory and only read files outside it? Trying to learn this stuff.

>>62289065
status=progress

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Is there a way to download a Twitch.tv video without software?

I'm talking about sites that rip the video using the url, like the many that exist for youtube.

>>62289085
Nevermind, I rebooted and it works now.

Soup /g/, I built my first computer back in February and it's all good and such but every once in a while when I leave it alone and it goes to sleep, it doesn't actually go to sleep, instead it'll just turn on the fans to what I assume is like their full speed and then it doesn't respond at all and the only way I can begin to use it again is to manually hold the power button to shut it off and then boot back up

Basically what did I fuck up and how to unfuck it

>>62288868
Well its FUBAR then.
I guess i will have fun with it.

>>62289127
The problem of twitch is that is hundreds of pieces of the stream you have to put together.

Just use Livestreamer save function.

>>62282078
What would be more financially secure? Cyber Security or Machine Learning (Stuff like fintech)?

How does writing scripts in linux work?
I don't know the first thing about it but I want to learn.

>>62289175
Sounds like just fucked up windows power settings.

I have to learn x86 assembly language for uni next term. Any good resources to get proficient quickly?

>>62289177
You'll go blind if you open your HDD.

>>62289202
find a thing you want to do, and then script it

>>62289104
Anyone? Can't seem to find a satisfying answer anywhere. I'm guessing something simple like creating a group with only read and execute permissions outside of the user's home, but I can't figure it out, and I just don't have the patience to through a bunch of man pages right now.

>>62289371
using chmod and chown

>>62289202
bash, man, loop, stackoverflow

thoughts on GL2250HM?

>>62289104
>What's the simplest way to restrict a user to only be able to read and write files within their own home directory and only read files outside it?
Don't put them in any groups that gives them special privileges outside this.

How long does it take to fully encrypt an SSD when there's only like 130gb worth of files on said SSD

>>62289436

http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/benq_gw2450hm.htm

>>62289568
SHA256? Seconds.
Anything stronger? Minutes.

>>62289568
its damn fast if hardware accelerated, if not, depend on your cpu

>>62289189
Livestreamer development is discontinued, use Streamlink instead.

>>62289448
Can you give me an example? The user is currently not in any groups.
I feel like fucking retard for not knowing this shit.

I just upgraded my computer and apparently I was supposed to associate my windows 10 install with my microsoft account BEFORE doing that in to activate windows.

I've tried calling up microsoft but the robot is asking for an installation ID, does anyone know what that is?

>>62289962
Just pirate it.

>>62289673
the GL2250HM and GW2270HM are the only ones from the series available in my country and the latter seems to have a longer response time

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do i get ryzen 1700 or spend 5 american dollars more on 1700x

>>62289834
Can someone answer this? The way i understand it doing full disk encryption doesn't cause any noticeable differences in an ssd's r/w speed

I'm sorta new, working on a corporate java web app team. The more I learn about web app security, the more I see the code not adhering to any of those standards at any level.

What are the chances I'm just seeing ghosts and/or blowing things out of proportion because I'm new, and that the senior guys are more on-top of, or aware of this than I feel like the are? Is this feeling pretty common for new guys, or should I remain concerned?

>>62290038
No it just means it can do hardware based encryption and do real time encryption and decryption without having to rely in the OS.

Is there some way to transfer my linux installation from a usb drive to something else?
Starting with 8gb was a mistake.

>>62289885
Users are always in their own group by default.

If permissions are set on everything else correctly they should have by default write permissions only to their home directory, read permissions to most things except other home directories and hardware.

>>62290029
>>62290029
Anything greater than 1600 is overkill

>>62290068
>>62290068
Welp looks like i'm going for FDE/veracrypt then, afaik ryzen has built-in AES support anyways which doesn't care about whether the instructions come from the hardware or OS layer

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>>62290112
ok 1600 it is tanks frend

>>62290152
>>62290152
Yeah it's going to be more than sufficient provided you don't do any heavy video editing and shit like that, then getting a 1700 would make sense but it would still be more than enough either way most likely

>>62290106
Copying everything over from the USB drive to the new storage device with cp -a should do the trick and then you just have to configure GRUB to boot from the new storage device

How does mega.nz work?
I noticed it doesn't download like a normal file, like in your downloads folder or browser.
Why does it do that is it faster?

>>62289988
What is the best way to go about that?

I'm on debian using nightly, and for some reason twitch stopped playing videos. It'll load, play like half a second, then stop. The player button doesn't show it being paused, and I can still stream myself and view the stream preview in the dashboard, but I simply can't watch streams.
Recently I was looking over the wiki and the firefox recommended config settings, so I tried making sure autoplay was true, but that didn't help. Maybe one of the other settings there caused this?
Google says things about clearing cookies but that didn't seem to change anything. I also tried changing the quality to the lowest, and unchecking the html player, but that didn't help.
I can still watch youtube video, and twitch used to work so it's not my connection or computer specs. The chat works too, it's just the video player.

>>62289962
do not link an ms account on a machine you'll be doing anything illegal or dodgey, on.
ms account gives them a real person id for you, and telemetry monitors installed programs and use frequency and shit. so while I won't go so far as to say they directly spy on what you do, they certainly gather enough incidental information about you to tip off authorities/copyright holders, etc...

>>62290463
you download the file and then un encrypt it, and that's what you see downloading

I got a new modem and the wi-fi it's very slow on my laptot but in the rest of my devices works perfectly
what do?

stop posting this ugly country music loving bitch

>>62290789
wrong thread guy >>>/lgbt/

>>62290825
if she wasnt i to country music she might even look good but the country obsession ruins it

>>62290825
It's not gay to hate country as long as you still want to deepthroat young miley

>>62290772
Get a new router.

>>62290914
>>62290922
nothing wrong with country music, you're just a bunch a urbanite highschoolers

>>62290963
No, you have to be surrounded by it to truly hate it.

>>62290963
i grew up listening to the horseshit when your music makes pop look original then its time to find a new genrea

>>62289962
https://www.groovypost.com/howto/activate-windows-10-license-microsoft-support/

$ cd //mnt
-bash: cd: /mnt: Permission denied
$ sudo cd //mnt
sudo: cd: command not found
What do

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Trying to learn how to Hello World! in c++. The book says to use Visual Studio but I'm on Kubuntu so I'm trying to use the terminal like you guys.

#include "std_lib_facilities.h"

gives the error in the pic.

but if I add the following lines instead of #include "std_lib_facilities.h", it works.

#include<iostream>
#include<string>
#include<vector>
#include<algorithm>
#include<cmath>
using namespace std;
inline void keep_window_open() { char ch; cin>>ch; }

What am I doing wrong?

why do 4k youtube vidoes look better than 1080p ones on my 1080p screen

>>62291072
There's this codec called "Placebo", it's integrated into all 4k technology.

>>62291072
LINK A 4K YOUTUBE VIDEO NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Have a lot of music I need to sort out.
Are there any good software that would allow me to edit their titles, artists, etc. faster than going through each of them one by one on itunes?

>>62291072
4k ones are probably more likely to have a higher refresh rate.

>>62291156
fapping to this just now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tby1b_7V6Vo

>>62291072
Because it has better bitrate.
Youtube decerases bitrate based on resolution.

So I have this laptop from 2012 that I was basically using as a desktop since the screen got fucked when it dropped.
One day it just stop working properly, wouldn't display anything on the monitor it was hooked up to, didn't seem to even start the hdd or anything.
Like months later I found a capacitor, or what I think is a capacitor as I don't really know too much about this stuff, on the carpet. The connectors seem to fit where there's a marked space on the motherboard where it looks like maybe it was ripped from the solder.
Do you guys think if I just solder it back on that it might be usable again? Or maybe turning it on when it was missing that capacitor fucked it up for good?

I have a 2009 iMac and have never replaced the hard drive (500GB HDD).

About two years ago it started giving me errors (“invalid sibling link, corrupt drive”). The first time that happened I had to format the disk and reinstall the operating system.

It worked fine after that, but after a few weeks it gave me the same error. Oddly enough, it was still working pretty well. However this week it has started slowing down again, and sometimes will not boot correctly.

I’m guessing it’s time to replace it. Is it normal for an HDD to last eight years? I just want to be sure it isn’t something else

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I have an old laptop with a broken keyboard and dead hdd. I plan to use it for streaming videos in our gym. Will it be better to use a usb flash drive for linux or an sd card? Will using those all the time as a hard drive damage them?
Also I wonder if there is a linux program with which I can use my phone to type stuff into that laptop with Bluetooth or wifi.

I used slack for the first time yesterday/today. I stopped receiving messages despite not closing the tab.

Seems like a bad version of irc, which I have to verify, get acceptance etc

Why is it better than IRC? So much so that it overrides all these negatives?

any good resources for a private email server on aws?

>>62291634
Continuously reading and writing from flash memory will degrade it, yes.
As for using your phone as a keyboard, Android has this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.steppschuh.remoteinput&hl=en

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>>62282078
What did Google mean by this?

i deleted /etc/pacman.d on arch accidentally. i have a live cd, how do i reinstall this without reinstalling the entire distro

>>62291463
>Crapple HDD
>8 years
Honestly I’m surprised

>>62291463
For a 2009 Apple HDD, yes it is.
For a WD Blue HDD that is more or less the average lifetime.

Make a backup with clonezilla to a new HDD.

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What video camera or phone should I get if I want to make lewd videos and pictures in good quality? I'm considering the OnePlus 5.

Is there ANY fucking way of preventing piece of shit veracrypt from automatically changing the keyboard layout back to the default US one as soon as you try to set the password in the encryption dialogue?

Afaik truecrypt never did this shit but for some reason verashit tries to force this down my throat and keeps preventing non-US keyboard layouts, which is fucking bullshit/a waste of my time

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Call me stupid because I don't fucking get this. This is a shell sort in C++ based on, basically copied, from tutorialspoint pseudocode.

void shell(vector<int>& foo){
    int gap = 0;
    while(gap < foo.size() /3){
        gap = gap * 3 + 1;
    }
    while(gap > 0){
        for(int outter = gap; outter < foo.size(); ++outter){
            int insert = foo[outter];
            int inner = outter;
            while(inner > gap - 1 && foo[inner - gap] >= insert){
                foo[inner] = foo[inner - gap];
                inner = inner - gap;
            }
            foo[inner] = insert;
        }
        gap = (gap -1) /3;
    }
}

What I don't get is if I change that third while into an if statement it doesn't sort it properly. So apparently I need the while loop to do something. But once it gets to the line that says

foo[inner] = foo[inner - gap];

I don't understand how it's not fucking up all my values and changing them to something else if it actually needs to loop. There must be something I'm getting hung up on but I'm not sure what it is.

whats the 'proper' way to deal with a hanging nfs mount? umount -l ?

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So.. Going to take my PC to a repair dude because I've fucked with it enough that I don't want to try anything stupid with it anymore. Thing is, I don't have much money. Do you think anyone would buy the following and what would be a fair price for the lot?
-2 10+ year-old bulky CD drives
-unused PCI-E card, about 5 years old, decent enough
- 1 fried Asus M5A97 LE R2.0 mobo (AM3+)
- 1 old as shit mobo+processor. Don't know specs too well other than the CPU being single-core and that it counted as a good PC in 2006.
- 1 low-efficiency 10+ year-old PSU w/ 350 watts that still works, might not be the safest part for one's computer tho
Pls respond 4 science

What's a good screen recording app for Android?

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Took this from an old laptop, what can I do with this /g/?

>>62292924
What is wrong with your PC.
90% of the time its fixed with reinstalling windows.

Why is that lately I feel worse performance on my laptop while doing things I do daily but the processor/RAM/etc don't show high usage?

>>62293033
Clear your startup list.
Reinstall windows.
HDDs wear with time.

I need a program that calculates how much space on my hard drive is in use that updates every second or so automatically.
it's fine if it takes about a minute per update, per second is just a preference.

>>62292997
Put it in another old laptop.

Quick, how do i change the keyboard layout in the veracrypt boot manager?

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should you cover your phone's front camera as well?

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I have a phone from a little known brand (LAIQ glow) and the only root software I can find for it is SRS root. Is it good software or will it brick my phone / install malware?

>>62293453
Yes

I'm using eclipse and are about to get a first try with API, however I was wondering what does tomcat do? Is it necessary? If so, why?

how can I keep my external hard drive from spinning down on linux?

>>62293453
I cover my front facing camera when jerking my ding dong

How can I code a website like 4chan so me and my friends can post random things. Just a side project nothing serious.

What os and programs will I need also never coded before.

>>62293906
I get off on a .1% chance there's someone watching me on a splitscreen feed with 20 other people. I'd post my IP, but that's just /soc/

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Has anyone ever seen this before? Files on my Anime drive randomly became 0b in size overnight. Is something wrong with the Harddrive? >tfw you can't redownlonload five year old fansubs

>>62294143
>tfw you broke the cardinal rule

If you give a shit, ~ A L W A Y S ~ have a backup.

Or two. Ideally two.

>>62294143
You can, Chihiro XDCC is still up.

Still, open CrystalDiskInfo, function, advanced features, raw value, 10[DEC].

How can I get someone to DDoS me? I want to make sure my server's DDoS mitigation is legit before going from 1 month payment to 1 year.

>>62294171
>>62294143
Also you might wanna run Memtest and check your SATA cable.

Any reason why file explorer would be slow? For the last 2 days after a while it takes forever to load My PC and I have to stop it and restart on the task manager but it always slows down after a while.

>>62294253
Your HDD or windows install is damaged.
Install HD Tune Pro and run the benchmark with nothing running in the background.

>>62294253
Sounds like it's time to reinstall Windows. I don't think anything else will really fix it.

If I BitOr two unsigned integers will the result always be an unsigned integer?

>>62294296
As useful as that can be, he's not there yet.

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>>62282078
I've got a pc in my lounge, acting as a media server, it has a decent processor (7700k), however I need a graphics card that would suit playing 4k games and movies on a 4k tv. Before I pull the trigger on a 1080ti, any advice?