>>24423 >Usually people use something that displays everything in command line Dude, I just got off Windows. I think I'll just use the built in Info Center. It has a Sensors section with temps and high/critical warning temps spelled out, but hell if I can tell what fucking devices each thing is referring to. Maybe there's a way I set up an automatic notification if something starts running too hot, ideally a notification that tells me what it is that's running hot?

Perhaps thanks to a moron bumping into me yesterday (unless it was there from the beginning but I didn't notice it), my brand fucking new phone - a Pixel 10 Pro Fold -- has a couple of knicks/divots/scratches etc.. on the edge near the rear covering edge and hinge itself. They're not easy to see but they can be felt as rough/jagged. Is there any way.... >I can improve/fix this myself? Some talk about using some sort of filler or glue and /or sanding it down so it won't be rough anymore but I'm worrie dabout fucking up the rest of the finish nearby - these are very small spots. Is there something made especially to fix (non-screen) scrapes or impact marks? >Just get a case to cover it I'm guessing for the case to cover it it means that it will need to be one of those with a hinge covering not the shittier ones that leave the hinge edge exposed. . Also there are a LOT of shitty cases out there one way or another. Some of the more decent ones (with Pixelsnap compatibility, hinge, ability to work with a decent screen protector etc) seem to not be releasing for weeks, like the Dbrand one (stupid as fuck that the 10 Pro Fold doesn't have a Ghost 2.0 model listed, and its Grip case is only arriving in November?) or Spigen who has at least been non-shitty in my experience years ago (not until a few more weeks). I'd be willing to pay for the big fancy aramid fiber ones but even most of those appear shitty and don't cover the edge or have magnets etc. Anyone have some suggestions for good manufacturers? Also top of the line glass screen protectors wouldn't hurt >See if I can get phone company to take it back, its within 14 days Since I cant say for sure it wasn't like this when it came out of the box and its within the 14 days, maybe the phone company can take and exchange it?

>>24232 you ought to specify what you mean by webmail client since thunderbird definitely isn't one i guess you could use something like neomutt or emacs but honestly i can't stand them for multiple accounts

>>24232 Here is some advice that DON'T involve emacs. Webmail can get pwnd more easily than plain old SMTP+IMAP+desktop client. Just stick with that and don't complicate things for yourself.

>>24546 Sorry for the trouble. The note merge options are really ugly and unintuitive. The logic behind the scenes is a pain too. I will have a look at it and try to make it more obvious what is supposed to happen, and then make sure I have unit tests to ensure that is actually happening, and I'll look at your exact report. >>24547 >>24548 Yeah. If I can get myself in order, I want to spend a bit of 2026 just revamping the 'manage tags' interface. It is too difficult to manage a bigass list of tags, and there should be more viewing/grouping/whatevering options to make dealing with siblings and parents not a pain in the ass. >>24564 Is this from this guy? https://github.com/CuddleBear92/Hydrus-Presets-and-Scripts/blob/master/Downloaders/furaffinity.net%20-%20version%202020-02-19%20-%20normal%20-%20AiO%20for%20Classic%20and%20ModernUI.png I'm afraid I don't make or maintain that, but did this happen to work in previous versions, and only now it is breaking in ~v643? I've been doing some URL handling changes in parsers recently, so let me know if I broke something. >>24565 Thanks, good idea. I'm hesitant to add too much 'dynamic metadata' comparator tech that examines things that can change, at least until we have a better grip or what works and doesn't here, but a hardcoded rule for 'no shared urls' is a good threading of the needle. >>24569 I'd say set it at 0 for now. My 'visual duplicates' comparator is way overtuned to never produce false positives, so I don't think it'll true positive for anything at distance 2+. You'll just be wasting CPU if you make the search encompass 'fairly similar' files.

>>24573 >>24574 Your profiles were useful and I optimised some UI update stuff for the past couple of versions. I don't know how much was truly 'real' though, so let me know how v645 feels. I'm sorry to be lame, but if your client with its current sort of session and usage was ok in Windows but is now having trouble in this OS, it may more be that your OS isn't happy with the Wayland/X11 interpretation layer or compositor or Qt or disk access or some other complex Linux thing I'm not familiar with. The true solution here might be some conf, but I will keep working on optimisations, and I'm interested in fresh profiles in the latest code. I've noticed UI hitches in the past couple of months on my IRL client, where I'll click on a page tab and it won't show for 600ms kind of thing. I am not sure if it is new auto-resolution stuff or something else. I'm investigating it. >>24577 Please hit `options->media playback->LEGACY DEBUG: Use legacy mpv communication method` and restart the client--is it better? If so, leave that mode on and let me know your OS, hydrus install situation (source, AUR, built package?) and mpv version under `help->about`. >>24579 Sorry for the trouble here. It is probably the multi-column lists in those panels. In some random situations, I don't know how it happens or who for, my internal record of how wide one column should be, usually the rightmost one, goes crazy, like 135 characters, and then when I re-lay those pages down, they come up going 'oh, the user saved this column as being this wide, so I guess my minimum width should be 1100 pixels' or something similarly stupid. Please right-click the header of the affected lists and go like 'restore (list type) to default settings', and then resize your sidebar to what feels good and then restart the client. If this happens again, let me know if you remember what you may have done right before it happened. >>24580

>>24582 >it may more be that your OS isn't happy with the Wayland/X11 interpretation layer or compositor or Qt or disk access or some other complex Linux thing I'm not familiar with That's probably it. I may just have to give up on it working smoothly because CachyOS doesn't like GUIs or something. It seems like if you want niche software to work on Linux, you'd need a deep understanding of the program, Linux, your distribution, your window manager, and Qt. Given everything has to go through the window manager and Qt regardless, I don't think even running it in WINE would help. >>24582 >Please hit `options->media playback->LEGACY DEBUG: Use legacy mpv communication method` and restart the client--is it better? This did not get rid of the audio continuing after deselect, but did make it so that the newly selected file could not begin playing until the audio from the previous file finished. OS:CachyOS Hydrus+MPV: Pic related

fourclan bans everything against the mainstream narrative

>>21558 I just want old /tech/ to be resurrected. I cannot take anymore /g/ threads with faggots just making thinnely veiled advertisement threads for all the normal cattle to spam reply to. I can't do it anymore I stopped using 4chan for the past 6 months because of it and I don't even miss it because of how utterly shit it is.

just got here. seems neat.

>>23195 >What does have Linux, or any other Unix operating system for that matter, have to claim as it's own? Software packaging and terminal support. Using ffmpeg is by far easier compared to windows APIs, heck just using it alone is easier on Loonix because you have to go throught Windows XP era menus to properly set the environment variables not to mention the three different terminals, while in Linux is just "sudo apt install". >>24381 >>24364 If you are doing AI shit just use Linux. My AI box runs OMV (debian based) and my AI software is located on Docker images; it has a Nvidia 3060 for software. It's kinda difficult to set up but once you get it right it just works. Most AI devs work on Linux and Nvidia first and it shows when you check documentation.

>>24382 What ai and distro? It's not too hard to install, for example comfyui you need pip, python, and git. Then install comfy ui, install pytorch. Then start and go to localhost:8080 in browser. The terminal commands to do that is on the website it just looks harder than it is.

Pirating games is too hard on linux

>>24164 >Maybe tube amps aren't meant for such prolonged use? Not surprising, I've heard of tubes dying in a matter of months

>>24165 >have to spend a hundred bucks every 3 months on tubes >the rectifier itself costs another 200 Brother...

>got new tubes >issue got fixed >couple months later it comes back Can't believe I fell for the tube amp meme and especially for the chink tube amp meme. It hurts to admit that I should have gotten a Fiio K17 or some shit. Fuck this garbage dogshit xduoo TA-32.

>>23941 I definitely do not want them, they've destroyed enough things I like already, the gate will be closed now

>>23735 >How can we get old web back? Learn HTML and be the change you want to see in the world. It's not like starting your own bank or inventing a non-petroleum-based engine. You won't be assassinated for making your own website.

>>24543 Why even learn these days. Just ask Grok or ChatGPT to write it for you. > Please write an HTML webpage with some basic javascript for cool pointer features that has links for the following: >Google, CNN, NYC Craigslist, Weather Channel NYC Forecast, NYC Subway Map, and events for the parks around town (Central Park, Thompson Square, Battery Park, etc) >Make it look more like early 2000s websites <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> <title>My Retro 2000s Links</title> <style>

>>24544 >There's no use case except for pedos, drug users, and terrorists. Those may be a sizeable percent of users, but there are other use cases. I've lived in Baghdad, Doha, Dubai, Manama, Moscow, Kiev, Berlin, Nairobi, Entebbe, just to name a few... Avoiding government spying and MITM attacks... Dubai and Hong Kong both banned VPN's and had national firewalls using deep packet inspection to catch VPN users. In Dubai, there is a 2 million AED fine for using a VPN to view banned websites... Tor with a bridge is a much safer option. Reporters, business executives, government contractors, and plenty of others benefit from TOR in instances where a VPN is not a viable solution. Though pedos and drug users are the most prolific, I'm sure...

>>24544 IMO Tor is an essential tool for any sysadmin. First of all just for checking how your endpoints appear to the outside. You can guarantee the exit node won't be on some whitelist or have special forwarding rules. Secondly, spinning up an onion service is incredibly quick and easy. Barely any need for infrastructure or configuration, and lowest maintenance costs... Let's Encrypt can't compare. Need a quick domain? .onion and socks Thirdly, Tor Browser is excellent about nonpersistence, which is useful for debugging website issues.

>>24544 I am a former LEO and now an investigator for a law firm, tor is superior to a standard VPN as any VPN ultimately comes back to a person. The inbound connection can be easily traced back to its origin. Before I learned about tor I was using stacked VPN's or using Azure to spin up a VPC, remoting in to it, and then using a VPN outward. Tor has cut my budget and complexity down a lot. I can simply open Tor browser or Brave and go to work. Instead of spending nearly half an hour setting up a VPC in Azure and installing the software I need, I just use my work PC as is. Nothing more is needed.

>>24487 Discord is literally just a GUI for XMPP, how hard is it for some team of tards to just make discord but through i2p or something with copypaste pajeetcode? that's literally all it would take and thats all it would have taken for the past ten years

>>24555 but XMPP already has a GUI, unless you want to recreate servers, but again I think that's a terrible idea

>>24555 it's not putting a text chat together with voice and video that's the hard part, there are plenty of alternatives that already do this the problem is in trying to integrate all the other stupid quirky shit discord has into one of those other applications that has prevented anything from actually competing against it discord continues to provide a "free" as in free beer platform that draws users in, an api that lets users write channel bots which I guess is versatile otherwise nobody would give a shit, a persistent chat log for all fhe "FOMO" fags (which as far as I can tell never expires), then you have the media embedding, and shit I guess you pay for like badges and custom emotes or whatever the fuck it's just little insignificant shit that keeps fags hookd on discord because it's eye candy

>>24353 >is this a punishment to all the win 10 holdouts for not ""upgrading"" sooner? It feels more like a reward. Updooters are the ones being punished, not me.

I was a win 7 holdout, had a ton of issues with windows 10, drives going missing, ethernet drivers going missing, random 6 hour updates on a 16 core computer with nvme. Defaulting my web browser randomly, constantly nagging me, putting gay flags in the taskbar, constantly spinning up hard drives, constantly revving up the cpu when idle for no reason. Silently deletes piracy software and if you don't notice and revert through the virus center before removing the drive it's gone forever. Every update you might find it has uploaded your entire home drive into the cloud, unencrypted. Oh you want to debloat your computer with a 3rd party software...hehee, well now you have to reinstall, and your gonna need to provide a phone number and make an account. It's literally unusable, I spent less time learning linux. After 5 years I don't have any of those issues anymore and it helped me learn actual computer stuff. What I mean is I learned things like docker instead of spending my time fighting any of the issues listed above. It's not fruitlesss either, even if i never used docker again it's more useful to me than some gay ass trick to get past microsofts bullshit that will be reverted in the next update anyway. That's just pure frustration for no reason.

>>24533 You might have turned indexing off in the drive setting on 10, I did, but it would still spin up the drives every half hour or so despite not being accessed for anything. I'm guessing they removed the ability to turn indexing off in win 11?

LED light really is just shittier overall. It's a huge increase in price to have an LED light even come close to the natural output of an incandescent while the output of the diodes gradually degrades from the moment they're being used, some losing up to 15% brightness within the first year of use, or the driving circuit failing from overheating meanwhile the diodes are fine, so you have to throw out the whole product for one flaw. From a "green" standpoint, they create far more pollution because of both the manufacturing of the electronics and "recycling" of them. Incandescent bulbs will always output the same amount of light until they burn out, the heat generated helps reduce heating costs in the winter for rooms actually being used, they are dirt cheap to manufacture because materials for them are dirt cheap, and they more easily recycled than e-waste bulbs, they don't even need fancy electronic control switches for dimming, a simple potentiometer is all you need, and if one burns out it's not a $15-$20 investment to get a single new bulb.

They didn't even get the bulb right for so long, this is a flood lamp with a bulb shaped cap. Wasn't able to find 100w led regular bulbs for another 5 years. Obama didn't care bc his wife is just a dude with boob caps.

You can buy LED lights that emit like they're a 2700k light bulb.

>>22914 >Don't get me wrong, not everything has to be free software No, it really does.

>>23715 >using anything other than Tor is easily trackable What makes you believe Tor isn't trackable? Might not be Google, Amazon, or Facebook, but it is likely it can be tracked by certain intelligence organizations...

I'm at this point, if it's older hardware I'm going with chromium/ungoogled since it runs significantly better than firefox in ever single way on every website. On Newer hardware it's firefox with a user.js file to unpozz all the mozilla crap from it since better hardware can overcompensate for how bad firefox is as well as utilize a lot of the really good extension that mog chrome Basically everything else is just forks of these save a few fringe browser projects

>>17077 It seems like an attempt to sabotage linux desktop, just so redhat can sell more support service shit to companies that are jumping off microsoft aids

Gnome isn't even a top contender desktop anymore. It's userbase is actually less than some indipendent window managers.. It's not even worth talking about the only thing that keeps them relevent is their unintentional ragebait caused from their pure unironic dogshit opinions. Wayland got popular inspite of them and they keep seething in wayland protocal discussions whenever the actual good desktops/wms propose, add and change protocals cause they can't comprehend any linux desktop existing outside of themselves. Even GTK the last good thing they've ever done has gotten poisoned so much over the years that many developers are actually moving over to QT or other systems instead. theres literally zero redeemable qualities to modern gnome.

>>17297 Same man, People have been shitting on gnome since forever pretty much, but back in the early debian days when I first started using it I did not understand the hate. There's even the classic gnome project which is kino as fuck as well although slightly bloated. nu-gnome is shit though

>>24527 Jeets top to bottom.

>>24524 >powering 49 million fake accounts Holee shit. And these were just some literally who bums as well from the looks of it. Imagine at the state level? Whole internet is nothing but fake bullshit. I knew it was bad, and I guess I ultimately knew it was THIS bad, but I'm still shocked. I have actually noticed on reddit which I recently started using again although I'm pretty much done, in the past about 200 posts I've made, around a dozen accounts or so were instantly deleted after replying and arguing with me, the first one I just thought was a coincidence but it kept happening, and in the exact same way multiple times. Where I just called someone out on some obviously retarded take that wasn't being challenged, and then within less than 3 replies, every time on the third reply of theirs the account is mass deleted and all posts removed in less than a minute. I imagine major companies are just astroturfing the shit out of any discussion on there and passing it off as real discourse. The whole place seems like nothing but shadows on the wall of the most bizarre opinions which make a lot more sense now if I assume they're just AI bots. I actually went on a subreddit for the location I live, because in my area, the power company has been accused of scamming by a giant portion of the population, so much so that they've had to do a bunch of public audits/inspections and internal investigations and have had a shit load of negative media coverage about it, and on the subreddit for my area, there was nothing but people doing damage control for the electric company. And anyone who so much as mentioned what every other person in the actual real world is saying is getting a bunch of """""people""""" replying calling them idiots, morons, uneducated, you dont know shit, you're imagining it, you can't read the meter, the company said it's calculations are right, who the hell do you think you are accusing them etc etc etc. I honestly thought for a while it was just brain dead morons being brain dead morons but now I'm 100% sure it was just a mini bot farm probably from the electric company. I mean who the fuck goes online and shills for a god damn electric company for free in their spare time, let alone right now when everyone and their grandmother is accusing them of fucking us over? Fuck the internet

>>545 Use something like audiobookbay, the torrents can be slow but will get the job done.

I downloaded a file through the gateway and now I want to help keep it shared. Is it enough to just do ipfs add <file>?

what the fuck did they do to the ipfs website.. It looks like trash now.. is ipfs even remotely used anymore?