>>84784

>This is a work-safe board. Posting adult images is forbidden.

And, you can't be serious.

>>84786
Opps sorry this is my first time posting here, my apologies. But yes i am serious, im not familiar with torrenting and whatnot what so ever

Steam, gamestop, amazon. any of these will get you a copy.

>>84790
Any place that is reliable to torrent from? I wont ask how to do it ill look that up myself but ive tried doing such things before and just failed miserably

>>84792

It's up on demon. Still.

just get a client.

>>84770
irssi master race

>>84783
it's a client....

>>84770
mibbit.com

You have 5.1 audio enabled for a 2.1 sound system or something like that. Make sure the speaker config is correct in windows, in skyrim and in your audio driver software.

what kind of files are they? (what's the extension)
what did you use to make the file? (program version if it's a program, model and brand if it's a recording device like digital camera or a cell phone)

I used PC Tools File Recover to recover the files. They are .mp4 files (Although, I remember them being .mov files upon deletion which is the format my digital camera normally records things on).

you can try this
http://grauonline.de/cmsimple2_6/en/?Solutions:HD_Video_Repair_Utility
you need to provide a working sample so it can rebuild using it

>>84744
.mov is just a generic extension.

Have you tried playing it on VLC?
Also, download GSpot. It will tell you what codecs the thing is save in. You may have an issue with your player just being retarded.

Enjoy recovering your kiddy porn.

>>84713
Hard to solder elegantly, but it can still be done as long as you carefully strip the cables you need to solder.

>>84712

>Does that mean that both headphones have to have the same Ω?

no

>>84713

>audio cables have usually really hard-to-solder wires

yep, horrendous things. I threw those away and put a different wire in place. In case anyone's interested, here's a guide to soldering with those damn things:
http://www.alexwhittemore.com/soldering-the-thinnest-wires-ever-conceived-headphone-modding/

>>84737
I'm no electronics wizard, but won't the signal just flow through whichever headphones have less resistance if they're wired in parallell?

>>84739
Thank you!
That url contained some really valuable ideas I would've never come up with myself.
About the impedance. In my experience - yes, the phones with less impedance will take more of the current. However the difference is usually small enough. Still I'd suggest OP tests this first with a splitter cable and if everything seems fime then proceeds if he wants.

>>84739
More current will flow through the one with less impedance but they are wired in parallel, so the voltage will be the same across both headphones. The voltage is what controls the volume, not current. All you need to check is that your source can drive enough current to support both headphones, but it's highly unlikely that it can't.

If you had wired them in series, that would be a different story (you don't want to do that).

Behold

>>84769
Those only work if the keyboard supports USB. They don't have any electronics in them, they just connect PS/2 pins to USB pins.

I really would like to see a ps/2 keyboard than can make a usb handshake

>>84780
They aren't explicitly PS/2 keyboards, they are PS/2 and USB but with one connector type at the end of the cord and an adaptor. The keyboard can detect if it's connected to PS/2 or USB and will talk accordingly. Such keyboards (and mice) typically come with a connector like the one you posted.

Here's something that actually translates PS/2 to USB:

http://www.amazon.com/USB-to-PS-2-Adapter/dp/B00007AP2O

And here are experiences of users who have tried to connect a pure PS/2 device to USB via a straight-through connector:

http://www.amazon.com/PS-Female-USB-Male-Adapter/product-reviews/B0010LXT9W/ref=cm_cr_dp_see_all_btm?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1&sortBy=bySubmissionDateDescending

I'm no expert, so some of this is probably wrong.

Tor is anonymous in the sense that nobody knows where the traffic originated. Your IP address is obfuscated as traffic passes through the relay, and ultimately the website you access only sees the IP of the exit node, or the last node on the relay. That's it, really, just a mask. You can still inadvertently download viruses if you visit shady sites.

You have to take more precautions when doing illegal stuff. You can't be identified by IP, but you canbe identified by information you willingly provide, e.g. Bitcoin wallet ID, P.O. box, etc. That stuff can be traced to you, even Bitcoins. Anyone with a Bitcoin client can review block chain transactions, much like the traffic confirmation you mentioned with Tor.

>Does this mean "THEY" could see me enter tor and see where I come out at a certain website and know it was me?

Maybe someone saw that you sent traffic to the Tor network, and at the same time it just so happened that a Tor exit node accessed hornymidgetsluts.com. They can't prove it was you, because the traffic is encrypted and switches between several different routes over a period of time.

>>84727
You did your homework on TOR. However, you got an F.

>Hey guys, I need info on TOR.

Yep.

>I already read the wiki page and as i understand it provides anonymity for it's users and being able to acquire drugs. but i have a few questions

That's not it's purpose, but it's helpful to know that's what you intend to use it for. Saves explanation of some of the irrelevant bits.

>Is it a safe program to use and run?

Here we go. Is it safe? Short answer yes, long answer no. The program itself is safe, the browser plugins for firefox are questionable at times due to anonfags attempting to poison the code to dox other anonfags. That's a whole different story. Use the vadalia program chain, don't use the browser plugins, or your normal browser. More on that in a sec.

>Like it won't be a p2p type of deal where i may feel secure browsin the internets but then unknowingly collect thousands of spywares/viruses will i?

You aren't secure and there are peers involved. They're called exit nodes. You will be connected to one at a time. They can read all your traffic. They can sniff it as well, and many do. They cannot possibly know the origin of the traffic. You're no more or less protected from viruses than you are anywhere else on the internets. Use a condom.

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>>84730 is pretty much spot on in terms of Tor and IT advice.

Other suggestions would be use a hacked Wifi network using a fake MAC address so even IF 'they' are able to trace the connection back to a router, to have no association to it. You could also use a Live CD to connect. It might make sense to set up a flash drive, encrypt it and install a really restrictive operating system with just Vidalia, your BitCoin wallet, and other necessities. In general, the less programs installed the safer it will be.

In regards to getting it delivered, the best technique I have heard is sending it to a friend's address at a rented property or something but using an incorrect name. If you do get caught it may help you in pleading innocence if it has someone else's name on it.

To be honest though the safest way to get your drugs is going to be meeting a cool, non-suspicious dealer you trust and getting him to come to your house. You aren't risking much then. He is carrying the drugs and you don't even have to leave the house. A hell of a lot more simple than using the above methods just to get some bud.

>>84730

Where this guy mentions a fire and forget browser, I inject the Tor Browser Bundle, it cuts out some of the busywork for you and with some tweaks can be made just as secure as a DIY browser set -up.

>>84730 here.

I forgot to mention never sign for the package. The package should never require a signature, if it does it probably means you're being fucked with and should reject the package. If you do sign for it they'll nab you on the spot.

use another browser?

I don't use flash on linux so I don't know, but it isn't that long since the dual monitor fullscreen feature was added to the flash player.
Maybe you're using an old version.

>>84772 Think they all use the same plug-in on linux so it wouldn't help.

>>84775 Perhaps, I'm pretty sure I got the latest one but I'll check again.

>>84779

>thinking that any plug-in for anything on Linux is absolutely universal

i have.
it was fine.

It turned out to be a no-go, no shipping to Canada. They quickly refunded my money though and "Jim" sent me an apology.

>a lot of songs

More information is required.
I've still got an original 80GB iPod and it's going strong. Nice to be able to play non-DRM AAC too, good quality/filesize ratio.

The mp3 player market currently sucks more dick than a $5 prostitute since smart phones are taking up all the valuable pocket real estate. You can get a 160GB 7th Gen iPod Classic for about $250 which will probably be your best bet since equivalent Zunes are running around $500.

>>84757
I refuse to believe the battery lasted !! years

>>84756
You can get some type of Sansa Clip for $30ush and stick in a big ol' Micro SD card for not very much. I'm not sure the largest capacity SD the factory firmware can handle, but if you install Rythmbox or Jukebox or whatever it's called it'll support 64gb

>>84757
about 300 or more. I currently have 200 songs that I listen to but I'm hoping to add more to my collection.
Thanks, /tech/. I think I'll just go with the SanDisk with the SD card. It costs far less and has plenty of memory.

That should be fine.

if you live near a micro center, get the CPU there

$190 core i5-3570K
http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0388577

and this mobo instead
$170 (with purchase of 3570K) P8Z77-V PRO LGA 1155 Z77 ATX Intel Motherboard
http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0386887

the pro is a very similar mobo to the lk, but with a few extras
speccies here
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131819

>>84763
Oh for the love of fuck, stop spamming that micro center advertisement bullshit. If you want people know about the great deals micro center has, buy some fucking ad space for fuck space and stop spamming that shit in every thread about building or upgrading a PC.