Need software with features and size like http://tululoo.com ??? maybe more features. also since it's a unique software, some MASSIVE, tutorial to make all sorts of games...or even softwares... maybe books?

>>24248 DO NOT REDEEM

>>23505 >>23510 >>23681 How good is Mullvad for torrenting?

What are the best webmail clients when my priority is private communications? Thunderbird and Spark did not impress. If the answer is to create my own, provide some learning material to assist in that end.

Literally who?

Should test those plastics, back int he 80's they where trying to get rid of toxic wast by injecting it into the plastics so they didn't have to pay for disposal.

No one has any idea what the fuck you are talking about. Why don't you imagine that you can get better at communicating ideas by writing clearly

>>24249 What? i can read it. why cant you. You got five fingers, so that counts 5 like me. clearly, you are just messin around. >writing clearly Why don't you imagine how to use question mark. Retard.

>>23463 I love OpenBSD. It's my daily driver, server, and router. My router is a corebooted thing, the APU4 (not produced anymore). My daily driver is an x220, librebooted. Sadly OpenBSD doesn't have librewolf. It has ungoogled-chromium and badwolf, firefox, tor-browser, and some more. Otherwise it's hard to recommend anything if you don't give us a usecase

>>24209 Not OP, but I've been wanting to switc over to one of the BSD's from gentoo/void/arch. I did try freebsd and openbsd. Most of the things were satisfactory, but the major issue was my laptop getting extremely hot as soon as being booted. I did raise bug, people trie tk help, but it led no where and I had to give up. I still do check if there has been any development on that issue. I hope one day this gets better. This is the forum post (which has the link to the bug too). https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/excessive-heat-on-lenovo-thinkpad-e450-even-with-cpu-100-idle.89358/ I faced the same with all BSD's including open BSD. I also faced it on libre Linux kernel, so I thought I have no choice but to use proprietary drivers. Anyway, just trying my luck here.

>>24213 You had wired network connected when installing OpenBSD so it could run fw_update post install? If yes, then too bad. I can't help you with that. :( Although FreeBSD did start to invest a lot more for laptop improvements. Perhaps this is a thing they improved or fixed? Btw, I also come from void linux. I still have void on my steam Deck when I feel like gaming. But, I use ZFS, which they will break in the new kernel that comes in December. I might do a deck giveaway some day. These news infuriated me to leave linux entirely

I can post from badwolf. No cookies or JavaScript. Hmm...

Dillo does cache redirects; so when the first 8chan page you visit redirects to the cookie page, this page will continue to redirect to the cookie page. I haven't looked at how confirmed.html works, but there could be a similar issue.

>>24216 Oh, thanks. I'll look into it.

A message from one of the usenet providers to their customers from a subreddit. UsenetExpress message (May 24th, UsenetExpress service impacting event): >... >Basically, we continue to outgrow the server cages we have been using >as we have been adding a ton of new storage into our system. >Our team has essentially been onsite for three straight weeks >updating systems and adding enormous numbers of drives. >... I posted in this thread because I like it better, and it's remotely p2p/filesharing related in my opinion.

>>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>?

>>17139 >Feet >smells like >smells like feet Why are you a footfag anon?

Gnome/GTK developers are up there with the most cucked developers in the Linux. One can only imagine the workforce spread thin by Red Hat internal and higher up IBM management decisions, or external investor evaluations. Would unironically be better off if they created a more WM-like interface for both efficiency and consistency, because GNU/Linux will NEVER EVER be Windows or even Mac and React.

>>22691 yes

No. I do not get distracted like that. Well, at least not to the point of having it feel like I am wasting time. Yeah, my copyright notice is ugly piece of shit. Smol video showing it off tho'. Not sure if the vid actually works on mobile. I've had issues before, this is an old old x220 laptop (yeah, librebooted) with -pix_fmt yuv420p flag when recording with ffmpeg. I'm not very knowledgeable about codecs and stuff.

Reeee

>>24073 People have a lot of personal stuff on their phone in 2025 and the malware app groups have gotten worse

>>24159 >Just a warning, posting simple things like this that sound like Ted K will get you on a list, despite it being free speech. I did not and would not advocate for violence with only the exception being in defense of ones life and liberty. I have no quarrel with the state. Heck, I don't even own a gun... TK crossed many lines, but the first was insanity.

Remember when Replicant and Cyanogenmod were the saving graces of AOSP?

Amazon prime users can buy a drone with a 2K camera for 50$ and have it arrive same day in under 2 hours hahahahahahaha what the fuck chat is this real hahahahaha we're absolutely cooked tbqhwyf hahahaha

>>11702 https://basedgpt.dev/

>>24167 based is a good description.

>>17734 Yes, /biz/

>>19065 >>19069 you dont understand. the tiny inflation enables faster transactions https://monero.stackexchange.com/a/13452 >It’s also extremely important to make it clear that Monero’s supply is pre-defined, verified and enforced via consensus, and entirely predictable, just like Bitcoin’s – you can know the inflation rate and totaly supply at any point in the future without doubts. This tail emission enables two key features in Monero > A lower bound of network security forever (miners will always be able to rely on 0.6XMR per block, no matter the fee market) A dynamic block size (Monero’s blocks can grow/shrink to adapt to short-term increases in usage, with a penalty to mining rewards during these times).

>>4166 trocador is another option

>>24192 Thanks. Sorry for the trouble. Yeah, that 3600 jobs looks like it is part of the problem here. it is probably adding a bunch of UI lag. Unfortunately, my downloader engine has some limitations and pain points from the original implementation, and it simply doesn't do parallelisation well yet. I have plans for this, but it'll be a vast overhaul and not something I can slip into normal weekly work. If you can, please try and clear out DEAD/finished watchers and queries. That said, even if there are thousands of things going on every thirty seconds, it shouldn't lock up the parents and siblings fetch. Either the whole client locks up completely, or maybe everything runs a little sluggish, but you don't usually see one thing not coming back. Forgive me if this sounds stupid, but I did rewrite the parents/siblings dialogs a few months ago, I think it was, and they no longer fetch everything when you boot them. Those dialogs now load related pairs once you enter some. So, if you enter 'blue eyes' in the left or right boxes, the dialog should quickly (or, indeed, sluggishly), fetch all the siblings/parents that use 'blue eyes' so you can see what you are editing. This makes the dialogs a lot faster to boot and more focused to work with than the old system that loaded all pairs every time you booted them. Any chance you are just unfamiliar with the new dialog workflow? What happens if you hit the newer 'show all pairs' checkbox--does it lag out for a few seconds and then show like 70,000 pairs? I just overhauled 'profile mode' in the last release, also, so you might like to run through help->debug->profiling and maybe send me a couple profiles. 'db' is probably the one you want, but if you hit 'threads' mode you'll probably get a bunch of spam related to those 3600 jobs. >>24196 I don't think so, not yet. I've been planning, on and off, some 'storage-level' tag filters, a la the view filters you see in tags->manage tag display and search, but I'm not there yet. Since your specific problem is keyboard event related, can you try flipping the 'by default, select the first tag result with actual count in write-autocomplete' under options->tag editing? I added that for a guy who went bananas over how tag results are presented. It'll probably feel jarring to you, but maybe you'll love it. >>24206 I can't promise anything, but check your 'install_dir/db/mpv.conf' file, if v510 has one. There might be some audio normalisation stuff in there. Take it out, restart the client, you might be good.

>>24219 I recommend you only check this for sites like pixiv, where a 'Post URL' really can produce multiple URLs. If hydrus knows that a Post URL can only produce one file, like for most boorus, it can perform efficient 'already in db'/'previously deleted' file import results, without having to hit the URL, when it has seen that URL before. If you set this checkmark too liberally, hydrus will perform less efficiently when it visits sites more than once, and for no benefit since the URL does not produce multiple files. >>24220 >>24223 Sorry for the shitty UI around here. Some of the string processing is half multi-line capable but half still on 'one string at a time', so a few panels around here are bad about providing 'example strings' and such to test dialogs. I do intend to improve this. If you >>24220 are talking about the normal 'test parse' button of a content parser though, yeah it should deliver everything the formula grabs. If the formula is set to grab the 1st item, that's what it will see, but if you have something like (JSON): - get the "posts" item - get the "urls" item - then get all the items It should get everything it sees. However, if Ebay is complicated, with dynamically named fields that you have to look up with a more specific 'type' fetch, then I'm sorry but it might be too complicated for hydrus. I have some support for this sort of thing, but nothing nice like a 'temporary variable' system yet, not really. You can sometimes scrape by by saying 'get the nth item' or getting all items and then using a string processing to filter the outputs to just stuff that fits a regex for 'https...' etc... If you like, post an example of the JSON and we can look at it. >>24224 Thanks. Yeah, I generally agree. It would be lovely to have the client more duplicate-aware in general at the UI level. One really big overhaul that is still missing here, that I keep meaning to do, is to get thumbnails (i.e. their UI-level media objects) aware of duplicate relationships, which is both a storage fetch problem (I need to load all that shit and store it in a nicer manager for each file on search load), and a content update pipeline problem (every time I make a db level update to a duplicate relationship, which can get a little complicated sometimes, I need to update that UI-level manager pretty promptly.

>>24255 The output was a .html file

>>24154 Surely I can't be unlucky every single time. Maybe there's something about tubes I just didn't know. I started hearing a wining noise in the left channel every once in a while. Cleaned the tubes and swapped the two smaller amp tubes around. Now I hear it in the right channel. Hoping it's just a tube issue that can be solved with a replacement and I ordered two psvane upgrade tubes, but damn bro, I just got this amp. Google said these tubes need way longer before they need to be replaced. Granted I use it for like 6 hours a day or more because it's my desktop setup but still. Maybe tube amps aren't meant for such prolonged use?

>>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...

>>24122 The only way back is time travel, actually.

>It went from genuine old web revival to radically left slop [...] zomg most people who lean socialist hate the mainstream commercialized internet??!! why would that happen?! :0

although seriously, fpbp