>>15231 >>15288 So I found two possible apps that do exactly what I want. They are Karta GPS and Magic Earth. Anyone know any reason I shouldn't use either of these?

It's USB to something, does anyone know the name of this plug, here is a pic of what it looks like.

>nearly 2600 Posts For the love of GNU, please archive this thread and make a new one, It's taking ages to load this page.

>>15305 USB 3.0 micro-B

Hi. Is there any place for technical discussions of Stable Diffusion? I have a collection of art from a particular artist and I'd like to make a checkpoint file for that artstyle. No, not a LORA, LORA is for a single character, or a single pose, and using multiple LORAs simultaneously doesn't work so well. LORA files can conflict with one another, which is less likely with checkpoint files. I see lots of checkpoints posted online in places like Civitai and Huggingface but I can't find any information on how I'd turn the saved images into a usable checkpoint file. Yes, I see that there is an SD thread right here in /t/. I also see that it's been up for two years with fewer than twenty total posts. So is there a place I can go to ask questions about how this shit actually works and how to do this, and do it without making an account anywhere? Some place that isn't halfchan? Thanks.

bake a new thread already

>>15307 use /t/last/3

Is it possible to edit a file's created and modified metadata dates? If so, how.

>>15457 https://www.startpage.com/sp/search?query=edit+file+creation+metadata

I need to scrape something off a site but the easiest way I've found to do it is to do the fetching through a regular web browser to avoid having to bother with the web app state. The request/responses are simple but I'm having trouble finding a way to automate them in Firefox. Is there any tool I could use for this? I've looked into greasemonkey but it doesn't look to be quite what I need. I basically just need curl in the browser. Dumping cookies from the browser and using them in curl doesn't work for this.

>>15465 Whenever I need to scrape something I use a Python script. I load and parse the site's HTML (as a browser would) and extract whatever I need to. I mostly just scrape texts and pictures, though.

/t/ is invited to the 3rd 8moe Duels Soulcalibur 6 tournie. You are welcome to add another character (if you want) or re-roll your character's fighting style fighting style. The event is being hosted at >>>/icup/5943 It will be sometime this upcoming weekend. Last time you have Libbie & Terry Davis -- we can keep those. Fighting styles / classes: -- Raphael Talim Nightmare Mitsurugi Sophitia Ivy Astaroth Zasalamel Cervantes Tira Hilde Groh Geralt Xianghua Siegfried --Slightly underpowered-- Hwang Seong Mi-na Azwel Taki

>>15530 Yes, but in this case that won't work because of the security in this site. It seems to be keeping track of connections and getting your script's connection to a state where the site will allow it to request the resources seems like a headache, it's not a simple POST to receive cookies or something easy like that. That's why I wanted to just use a browser to get the connection there and then script on top of the browser to do the fetching reusing the browser state.

>>15578 >browser state I seem to remember it being possible to specify additional information to your request with a (Python) script, by explicitly changing the request headers, and making it "pretend" you're sending your request through a browser, as in (copied from stackoverflow of course) import requests url = 'http://www.goatse.cx' headers = {'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_10_1) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/39.0.2171.95 Safari/537.36'} response = requests.get(url, headers=headers)

Hey anons, I have a question about my ssd health. Mainly the programs that show health. Two programs show my ssd at 10%, but two others show it at 4%. Which ones should I believe?

>>15584 Read how many TB writes have occured, check the manufacturer's site for what the expected number is, and make an empty partition of 10% the drive capacity. Otherwise any credible ssd has its own repair checks happening to the nanites independently of anything you can do, as long as it has occasional power it'll be fine.

>>15585 That's the weird thing. I've had it for four and a half years. It's my main c drive that I cloned to from an old hdd. It's a 500gb seagate barracuda. So far I've written 23.6tb to it and it has a total TBW of 249tb. Other than the low health it's fine. Did I get a dud or is the info just displaying wrong, or do ssd's as main boot drives wear out this quick? My game ssd that I've been using for 5 years is still at 98%. This is the first time using ssd's as well so it's confusing to me since I was very late to start using them.

>>15589 I don't really know either then, you can check to make sure defragmentation is off since that is detrimental, but even that is just normal writes. It's either a bug with the drive health firmware which deems nanites bad the same way disc drives have bad sectors, or something caused the nanites to fail fast, probably from the factory.

is it just me or is the default looooonix CPU frequency driver dogshit, at least for AMD? I have a AMD Zen 2 system, acpi_cpufreq is the default; yet it provides only 3 P-states that are all very near topping out the frequency. if I didn't manually pull it down with my own scripts it'd be running near full throttle at the lowest P2 state which defaults to 2.2GHz, 900mV @ ~30A all the fucking time, even when idle. (relatively) obscure kernel parameters are required to load the AMD-designed driver at all.

>>15637 Probably, but the amount of effort required to take perfect care of a battery probably saves you a few dollars, and is not worth bothering with if you value your time.

Is there a yt-dlp equivalent for downloading images from booru's?

>>15716 gallery-dl

>>15717 Thanks

Is there a way to change the function of my Esc key from "Please stop all downloads and scripts🥺" to "Stop all downloads and scripts."?

>>15784 What the fuck are you talking about?

>>15787 Open a dodgy website and it takes a certain amount of time to load and then it does a bunch of other shit you may not want it to do. Naturally the first choice is to press Esc but then the browser goes "Um, it says here I was supposed to do all this other stuff so that's what I'm gonna do." and loads a shitload of ads, videos, viruses and whatever other awful shit that at the very least fills up me RAM.

What is a good program for windows 10 for viewing pdfs?

>>15834 Okular if you're willing to use chocolatey, sumatra PDF otherwise.

>>14198 Use Tor Browser. >>14971 I'm fairly certain that they don't. They used to store the messages/pictures as a file on recipients phone even after they said they "deleted" it (meaning they just hide the messages and pictures from their app). >>15784 You want something like NoScript or use uBlock Origin to block JabbaShit.

>>15637 Not at all. I assume that shitty marketing material is about battery life, i.e. how long your battery can run on a single charge. With lithium batteries, small discharge-recharge cycles around the mid-state-of-charge point are best. If you keep your battery cool, it will degrade less over time. Lastly, the faster you charge, the greater the capacity loss, so avoid any kind of fast-charge gimmicks. Here's some reading material: https://batteryuniversity.com/article/bu-808-how-to-prolong-lithium-based-batteries https://batteryuniversity.com/article/bu-808b-what-causes-li-ion-to-die

Where are the fun AI tools that don't require a phone number, facebook account, social security number, fingerprints, face and DNA to use? Not even Bing lets me make accounts any more.

>>16139 Here you go cuh hailuoai.com readtheirlips.com ai-draw.tokyo exa.ai llamacoder.together.ai and the kike himself went out of his way to allow loginless goyim to rim him chatgpt.com

Oh boy, a month since the last comment. I'll still ask because I likely won't be able to find anyone with the knowledge to answer anywhere else. I need to know all of the places where nVidia graphics drivers are stored when installed in Windows. I have to manually remove all of these files by removing a boot drive and mounting it externally. No, I cannot use DDU. The screen is black. No, I cannot use safe mode. The screen is black. No, I cannot boot from a Windows install USB. The screen is black. I just need to know where the files are so I can manually delete them. Any chance of this? Thanks.

>>16325 I assume it's not in your Program Files folder as they would have their own NVIDIA folders in them but not the drivers. >C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository <where Windows stores driver packages for all installed hardware, including nVidia graphics drivers. >C:\Windows\System32\drivers <where the actual driver files (.sys files) are located. >C:\Windows\SysWOW64 <where 32-bit drivers are stored on a 64-bit system. >C:\Windows\System32 <where other driver-related files and registry entries may be stored.

>>16325 >No, I cannot boot from a Windows install USB. The screen is black. Sounds like a hardware issue.