>>18931 I just learned of a few pieces of software for something like this: https://github.com/pavlobu/deskreen https://github.com/samuelmaddock/metastream https://www.watchparty.me/ https://github.com/Syncplay/syncplay

>>18931 The least bad option for dumb streaming is FTP. SMB / NFS on Android is kinda fucked. I'll second Jellyfin and syncplay.

Hi lads. With 4chan being dead I'm gonna ask my retarded questions here. Is there an easy/cheap way to get Windows 11? Thinking about building a new machine.

>>19019 Just pirate it? If I'm not mistaken, you can get the official ISOs for free, and use the MAS programs to activate a fake license. https://massgrave.dev/genuine-installation-media Moreover, because Windows 11 is decidedly shitty and full of bloat, I recommend you check out these links: https://github.com/Raphire/Win11Debloat https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/winutil https://github.com/LeDragoX/Win-Debloat-Tools

>>19019 Wish I had the sticky copy paste from /g/ thread. Check these out: https://unknown.spam/MR-BabyGuideForMS (I feel like this one is the one I used, but can't be sure.) https://unknown.spam/MR-EverythingWindowsExplained https://unknown.spam/windows_for_noobs https://unknown.spam/windowsltsc

>>19031 Dead links

>>19034 Yeah rentry dot co still gets filtered globally for some reason, just replace unknown.spam

>>19036 Thanks

>>19019 Microsoft gives you the ISO for free dude. The only thing you need to do is pay to get rid of the watermark. Though as >>19025 said, most people just use the open source MAS scripts to activate it.

Do you guys know good sites to learn customization of both Windows and Linux, and/or good ready-made themes? My crappy laptop wouldn't be able to run if I used customizations, but I want to know for when I finally upgrade.

>>19048 Nothing about customizing your Linux theme will make it run any worse than not customizing it.

>>19051 Doubt

>>19034 Sorry didn't notice you reply was away. >>19036 Should work as this anon said, thanks for correcting. Didn't even notice it got replaced after I posted. Still fresh off the 4chan boat.

>>19052 Yeah dude I'm sure changing a hex color code is going to tank your performance.

I have a question about unlocking the bootloader on Zenfone 10. I am aware that asus pulled out all official means to do so and doesn't give a shit about bringing it back despite their promises. People claim it's impossible to unlock it on your own and afaik all past attempts have failed while also voiding the warranty, what's actually preventing it? Has there been no progress at all?

I'm trying to containerize some CGI scripts and I'm kinda new to all of this. Does it make more sense to pull the source code from git and write a container file in its directory and rebuild the container every time I pull from git or does it make more sense to put git itself in the container and run updates from within the container?

I'm looking for either a keyboard mouse combo or a kb with a trackpad, the issue is it needs to work with both bluetooth AND plugging it into a pc.

How does FedoraOS treat its alternative spins? Are they updated equally or is it mostly focused on the KDE edition like how Linux Mint mostly focuses on its Cinnamon Edition?

>>20499 I just volume mount the code into the container and have the container's entrypoint run it. This is not how people typically use Docker but I found it best for me. The alternative like you said is to have the Dockerfile clone / wget your resources. AFAIK this is the most common (webshit) way of doing things.

I'm about to move 500gb of shit from my computer to an external HDD. Is it actually worth compressing it with like 7z or something? It's a combination of everything and if I could be bothered sorting it I'd probably delete more than half of it but, you know, lazy cunt and it's a mess.

>>20499 I'm not sure what CGI scripts are, but I think best practice is the former, every company I've worked for did it that way. Having your docker container have to manage the underlying software and changes will get annoying quick. It's way easier to do as you say, keep the Dockerfile with instructions to build the software inside your git repo. This allows you to manage each separately. Git manages the actual code changes, and the Dockerfile is used to manage (by way of versioned images) the software that you're actually running. For example, I work with Go alot, so most of my services follow this format. The repo contains the actual Go code, and the Dockerfile contains instructions to build and run the executable. I can version my docker images, upload them to some container registry (dockerhub is free) and keep a history of images. If I make some change to the code that kills the software, I can simply run an older image until I fix whatever bug was introduced. Doing this is the standard way so that your orchestration engines have an easier time with images. If you're not already using it, use docker-compose to orchestrate your containers. Kubernetes is overkill for personal projects, but the idea is the same. You'll come to understand why you want your docker container to just contain the actual software you want running, and why software management within a container would be too cumbersome to do.

>>20546 Well traditionally Fedora focused on GNOME. They upgraded KDE to be an edition rather than a spin, which does mean it gets more attention now. >>20856 CGI/FastCGI scripts are what we used to write web apps with. Yeah, from experimentation I can tell the latter solution is going to cause a lot more problems down the line. I built one from the nginx image and added fcgiwrap + spawn-fcgi to it then COPY the entire script into it.

>>20824 No because 7z archives don't allow random access, so you have to extract the entire archive up to your target file to retrieve the target file. Most of it probably doesn't compress anyway. If it's not a super high performance drive you can just enable filesystem level encryption for the whole thing and get a tiny free speed boost.

>>20859 You can set 7z to non-solid. Even if you do leave it as solid, it only has to decompress the block the requested file is in, not the entire archive.

>>20900 You only have to read the solid block (2-4G), but the 7z advantage decreases quickly if you start using smaller solid blocks.

>>20824 Absolutely worth it, even just a .zip will be much faster to move around because of how much you'll be saving on filesystem overhead. >>20859 >7z archives don't allow random access Irrelevant as he plans to move the whole thing. >Most of it probably doesn't compress anyway Also irrelevant, as the amount of file create operations will bottleneck I/O a lot sooner than the raw disk write speed.

Probably a dumb question with a simple solution, but how do you reset your IP address in Windows 10? In the old days you used to be able to just unplug your router/modem and that would do the trick, but that hasn't worked for me for years. I was even sent a new router/modem by my ISP when the old one died but my IP address stayed the same. Google searching doesn't give me any help. Thanks.

>>21134 Change the WAN adapter MAC

>>21134 Your ISP dictates whether or not you get assigned a new IP. If unplugging your router and plugging it back in after a few hours doesn't change it then nothing will.

Tried to get fstl to work, but I get pic related. Anybody else tried this program and having the same issues? What am I doing wrong by using the app centre on xubuntu? I am hoping that it will catch mistakes I've made in Blender that Blender is not potentially showing.

Bought a single stick Crucial DDR5 16GB (CT16G56C46U5.M8G1) but my system won't post: R5 7500F in a TUF Gaming B650M-Plus WiFi. Tried it on all four slots but I'm getting 1 long 2 short beeps from the speaker (memory problems apparently). Tried it on another PC beforehand (12900K + PRIME Z90-P WIFI) but it posted. Already updated to the latest BIOS, reset the CMOS a few times, even waited 5 minutes on each slot just in case. I even waited 20 minutes on the second slot just in case it was memory training or whatever. Any ideas anons? Funnily enough I only bought this since my old 32GB Kingston kit failed memtest86 and keeps BSODing my PC and that didn't have EXPO support. Now I'm using it again with some DOCP profile and it hasn't crashed since the BIOS update.

Don't know if this is the best place to ask but qrd on what's wrong with cloudflare?

>>21786 It's the Great Firewall of the West but they preface everything with "for your {safety,privacy}"to make it palatable to liberal dipshits. DoS protection companies do most of the DoS, and coincidentally the biggest one of all is juiced up with big banks and the US government.

>>21798 Well shit, I see where all the complaints are coming from then

>>21798 Do you have any specific examples of legitimate domains blocked by cloudflare or notable ddos attacks carried out by ddos mitigation companies?

>>21839 >blocked by cloudflare They don't have to block you. They just have to deny you service. They're a (((private company))) after all. It just so happens if they deny you service, your cost of operating a web site goes way up. See Kiwi Farms, 8kun, Anglin, ... >ddos attacks carried out by ddos mitigation companies? Krebs used to report on these a lot before he took up screeching about politics full time https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/01/ddos-mitigation-firm-founder-admits-to-ddos/ For small time companies it's so common it almost goes without comment.