Screen freezing View Thread Reply Hide JennyHepperville.pif - Fri, 25 Sep 2020 17:02:43 EST pe56gPPF No.123074 File: 1601067763322.png -(410673B / 401.05KB, 456x490) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Computer screen freezes for about 30 seconds after 2 minutes of turning computer on. This happens every time but is not a major problem. Just wondering what the underlying cause is. Could it have something to do with graphics card software? >> NathanielSucklebury.dic - Sat, 26 Sep 2020 02:36:47 EST uovo6uZJ No.123078 Reply You are using a laptop? Wipe the thing and and reinstall with win 10 pro.Or simply connect laptop to your router and let it update. This simply willnot update correctly unless you have a cat5 (hard wired) connection.Otherwise it will not work.Difficutywise, click your start menu, find your security settings and update. Lower seek. Security upddates. Click updates and security, This is win 10 correct? >> ClaraCellychot.ppd - Sat, 26 Sep 2020 10:16:50 EST pe56gPPF No.123079 Reply >>123078nah, desktop running win 7 >> EmmaFommlehit.bin - Sat, 26 Sep 2020 15:27:49 EST N/5oywHc No.123080 Reply The only thing that should cause a modern system to freeze or crash are hardware faults and drivers. If it really does happen shortly after booting, the problem is probably triggered by some boot process or service with a delayed start.
>> NathanielSucklebury.dic - Sat, 26 Sep 2020 02:36:47 EST uovo6uZJ No.123078 Reply You are using a laptop? Wipe the thing and and reinstall with win 10 pro.Or simply connect laptop to your router and let it update. This simply willnot update correctly unless you have a cat5 (hard wired) connection.Otherwise it will not work.Difficutywise, click your start menu, find your security settings and update. Lower seek. Security upddates. Click updates and security, This is win 10 correct?
>> ClaraCellychot.ppd - Sat, 26 Sep 2020 10:16:50 EST pe56gPPF No.123079 Reply >>123078nah, desktop running win 7
>> EmmaFommlehit.bin - Sat, 26 Sep 2020 15:27:49 EST N/5oywHc No.123080 Reply The only thing that should cause a modern system to freeze or crash are hardware faults and drivers. If it really does happen shortly after booting, the problem is probably triggered by some boot process or service with a delayed start.
Should I switch to Linux? View Thread Reply Hide JackBicklefuck.cpl - Sun, 26 Jul 2020 08:47:35 EST z4P3v2uV No.122987 File: 1595767655967.jpg -(2921808B / 2.79MB, 4160x2340) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So I want to try a Linux-OS on a laptop.Can't use my PC (Windows) for this because everytime I tried Manjaro I got this error-message on start-up (look @ pic) and no sound (guess Linux has no support for Creative-soundcards?).What Linux-Distributions do you recommend (for someone who doesn't want to learn and use cmd-boxes all the time) ?Are there laptops that don't run with Linux? 8 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> JohnFemblebury.lgo - Wed, 23 Sep 2020 01:31:49 EST 79qOabBZ No.123072 Reply 1600839109364.png -(3072551B / 2.93MB, 2421x2522) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>123052I've used Linux exclusively since 2011. I like it. I mostly use it for scientific computing (R, Haskell) and writing papers in LaTeX. >but should it e a replacement altogether? Unless you have specific games to play, or are into heavy Adobe app use, then probably yes. Linux is good for browsing, programming, and document workflows, almost as if it were a copy of some shitty 70s OS or something. Most low-tech humans do everything in the browser or an office application already, so nothing is missed with Linux. Being able to put together nearly anything you want is great.I will also say that Linux on the desktop fucking sucks. suck:Systemd fucking sucksThe entire OpenDesktop.org ecosystem is a dumpster fire of suckGnome and KDE suckPython dependencies suck (mitigated by virtualenv, but it shouldn't be a problem)Flatpak, Snap, and Appimage are all abominations and suck Debian is okay but the community fucking sucksCanonical really sucks and they leave a pile of abandoned projects and depreciated libs every two or three yearsThe spin offs Ubuntu are almost decent (Mint and elementaryOS) but most of them suckGentoo is good for scientific computing when the optimizations actually matter, but without a dedicated distcc host it too fucking suckscounterexamples: CentOS 8 oddly enough does not suck, but the way RHEL names packages idiosyncratically borders on suck when you install something off GithubArtix and Alpine are the best distros in general right now but if you haven't used Linux for a decade it might suck for youSlackware is a perfectly preserved specimen like a bug in amber and never got around toward suckingValve's Proton oddly enough doesn't suck, same with Vulkan BTRFS with ZSTD or ZLIB is seriously the best fucking thing The suckless.org software does what it says on the label>tl;dr: the "desktop environment" experience on Linux is wretched and stillborn, but the rest of it is pretty fucking cool. Fuck Lennart Poettering. >> LydiaDocklefoot.asc - Fri, 25 Sep 2020 17:58:30 EST I6us8Cr4 No.123075 Reply 1601071110673.png -(220415B / 215.25KB, 800x452) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>123028Mint is a pretty based OS. Cinnamon flavor is one of the best DEs out there IMO.I also highly recommend Kubuntu. It is super modern looking, and everything has worked out of the box for me. >> NathanielSucklebury.dic - Sat, 26 Sep 2020 02:13:03 EST uovo6uZJ No.123077 Reply >>123075KDE based systems to work very well.
>> JohnFemblebury.lgo - Wed, 23 Sep 2020 01:31:49 EST 79qOabBZ No.123072 Reply 1600839109364.png -(3072551B / 2.93MB, 2421x2522) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>123052I've used Linux exclusively since 2011. I like it. I mostly use it for scientific computing (R, Haskell) and writing papers in LaTeX. >but should it e a replacement altogether? Unless you have specific games to play, or are into heavy Adobe app use, then probably yes. Linux is good for browsing, programming, and document workflows, almost as if it were a copy of some shitty 70s OS or something. Most low-tech humans do everything in the browser or an office application already, so nothing is missed with Linux. Being able to put together nearly anything you want is great.I will also say that Linux on the desktop fucking sucks. suck:Systemd fucking sucksThe entire OpenDesktop.org ecosystem is a dumpster fire of suckGnome and KDE suckPython dependencies suck (mitigated by virtualenv, but it shouldn't be a problem)Flatpak, Snap, and Appimage are all abominations and suck Debian is okay but the community fucking sucksCanonical really sucks and they leave a pile of abandoned projects and depreciated libs every two or three yearsThe spin offs Ubuntu are almost decent (Mint and elementaryOS) but most of them suckGentoo is good for scientific computing when the optimizations actually matter, but without a dedicated distcc host it too fucking suckscounterexamples: CentOS 8 oddly enough does not suck, but the way RHEL names packages idiosyncratically borders on suck when you install something off GithubArtix and Alpine are the best distros in general right now but if you haven't used Linux for a decade it might suck for youSlackware is a perfectly preserved specimen like a bug in amber and never got around toward suckingValve's Proton oddly enough doesn't suck, same with Vulkan BTRFS with ZSTD or ZLIB is seriously the best fucking thing The suckless.org software does what it says on the label>tl;dr: the "desktop environment" experience on Linux is wretched and stillborn, but the rest of it is pretty fucking cool. Fuck Lennart Poettering.
>> LydiaDocklefoot.asc - Fri, 25 Sep 2020 17:58:30 EST I6us8Cr4 No.123075 Reply 1601071110673.png -(220415B / 215.25KB, 800x452) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>123028Mint is a pretty based OS. Cinnamon flavor is one of the best DEs out there IMO.I also highly recommend Kubuntu. It is super modern looking, and everything has worked out of the box for me.
>> NathanielSucklebury.dic - Sat, 26 Sep 2020 02:13:03 EST uovo6uZJ No.123077 Reply >>123075KDE based systems to work very well.
i want to use cURL to upload text somewhere i can access through tor View Thread Reply Hide RebeccaPittfoot.cpp - Sat, 05 Sep 2020 08:22:13 EST h46pV0Mx No.123061 File: 1599308533557.png -(13664B / 13.34KB, 428x401) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. i basically have some links i need to upload somewhere i can read/delete later through tor or a vpnthe goal is to get my program to use cURL to store these links somewhere as i add to the list of linksi was hoping to use an anonymous email, but nothing i've found successfully let me cURL and email to myselfany ideas or work-arounds i can use? User is currently banned from all boards 2 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> NellDonninglark.emf - Tue, 22 Sep 2020 01:18:50 EST aTjigv3n No.123071 Reply use an ssh service. can use an old email service >> JohnFemblebury.lgo - Wed, 23 Sep 2020 02:04:00 EST 79qOabBZ No.123073 Reply I would recommend transfer.sh but it's fucking dead by end of October. >> NathanielSucklebury.dic - Sat, 26 Sep 2020 01:57:10 EST uovo6uZJ No.123076 Reply >>123073Something would replace it, as well something exists. openssh
>> NellDonninglark.emf - Tue, 22 Sep 2020 01:18:50 EST aTjigv3n No.123071 Reply use an ssh service. can use an old email service
>> JohnFemblebury.lgo - Wed, 23 Sep 2020 02:04:00 EST 79qOabBZ No.123073 Reply I would recommend transfer.sh but it's fucking dead by end of October.
>> NathanielSucklebury.dic - Sat, 26 Sep 2020 01:57:10 EST uovo6uZJ No.123076 Reply >>123073Something would replace it, as well something exists. openssh
Adobe Premiere can suck my dick! View Thread Reply Hide HamiltonCuddletine.asm - Sun, 07 Jun 2020 18:47:07 EST UxFhGCdV No.122939 File: 1591570027343.jpg -(59243B / 57.85KB, 725x423) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Not only is it super nosy (wants my clear adress and name when first setup),but it literally can't export the source-material with the same settings I used for recording!Whether its 4k or or UHD from my Action Cam,Every fucking time I export my media it has some obvious quality-loss!!Doesn't matter if I choose the highest bitrate or HD (doesn't even have a 4k-Resolution available!).>wants to have 700$ a year>can't even do basic editing and export right 5 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> SidneyNickleridge.emf - Wed, 17 Jun 2020 01:45:33 EST XLF9Rro2 No.122957 Reply >>122943Interesting, there, there should be no downgrading$, it should be backwards compatible to the devices you use. >> EdwardGoodbury.ram - Sun, 19 Jul 2020 09:19:01 EST OBR90/fn No.122980 Reply What do professionals use then? >> CedricGubblechutch.doc - Fri, 18 Sep 2020 21:38:43 EST BX20gY9L No.123070 Reply Adobe sucks the pipe in general. Recently had to roll back to an older photoshop because the newest one was doing dumb shit with mouse tracking (selections would jump off to the upper left sporadically, made it unusable).
>> SidneyNickleridge.emf - Wed, 17 Jun 2020 01:45:33 EST XLF9Rro2 No.122957 Reply >>122943Interesting, there, there should be no downgrading$, it should be backwards compatible to the devices you use.
>> EdwardGoodbury.ram - Sun, 19 Jul 2020 09:19:01 EST OBR90/fn No.122980 Reply What do professionals use then?
>> CedricGubblechutch.doc - Fri, 18 Sep 2020 21:38:43 EST BX20gY9L No.123070 Reply Adobe sucks the pipe in general. Recently had to roll back to an older photoshop because the newest one was doing dumb shit with mouse tracking (selections would jump off to the upper left sporadically, made it unusable).
Having a Soundblaster Z but wanting a better Microphone View Thread Reply Hide MarthaBrookstone.lnk - Tue, 08 Sep 2020 17:55:06 EST fWpdVnG9 No.123067 File: 1599602106545.jpg -(31259B / 30.53KB, 630x420) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Unsurprisingly the Microphone that came with Creatives Soundblaster is total crap.I'd like to step up my mic-game now but I don't know how.So many Reviews and recommendations on YT just didn't make sense to me.So many microphones used USB, but why would I need that if I have already a dedicated Microphone-prt on my Soundcard?Can you recommend any good mic that doesn't sound like a bathtub made out of tin-cans?I don't want to use headsets, since I'll be swapping my headphones rather regularly, but I want a mic that will stay with me and a mic I don't have to basically swallow.I had a Iukus-mic for some time, loved the sound-quality but it doesn't have a on- and -off-switch. >> ElizaFoshchut.ps - Wed, 09 Sep 2020 03:25:57 EST d1Cpsu4H No.123068 Reply >So many microphones used USB, but why would I need that if I have already a dedicated Microphone-prt on my Soundcard?USB microphones are powered microphones with built in amplifiers. The alternative, recommended for anyone serious about audio quality, is to buy a mic and a standalone audio interface. If you take the money you would spend on a Blue Yeti and put it into a mic and interface, you'll get similar quality. If you don't want to do either of these things, get one of those Zalman clip on things and call it a day. Anything more is a waste of money. >> OliverPammlelag.dot - Wed, 09 Sep 2020 11:10:03 EST MjekpwOg No.123069 Reply 1599664203031.jpg -(60939B / 59.51KB, 640x480) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>123068what about the Soundblaster R3-Kit?Any experiences?
>> ElizaFoshchut.ps - Wed, 09 Sep 2020 03:25:57 EST d1Cpsu4H No.123068 Reply >So many microphones used USB, but why would I need that if I have already a dedicated Microphone-prt on my Soundcard?USB microphones are powered microphones with built in amplifiers. The alternative, recommended for anyone serious about audio quality, is to buy a mic and a standalone audio interface. If you take the money you would spend on a Blue Yeti and put it into a mic and interface, you'll get similar quality. If you don't want to do either of these things, get one of those Zalman clip on things and call it a day. Anything more is a waste of money.
>> OliverPammlelag.dot - Wed, 09 Sep 2020 11:10:03 EST MjekpwOg No.123069 Reply 1599664203031.jpg -(60939B / 59.51KB, 640x480) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>123068what about the Soundblaster R3-Kit?Any experiences?
DVD rip View Thread Reply Hide PhineasPuvingpig.pm5 - Mon, 10 Aug 2020 00:59:16 EST omHqgIN5 No.122999 File: 1597035556714.gif -(1825699B / 1.74MB, 360x270) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. What's a good free software you can use to rip specific timestamps off of a DVD? Preferably something that doesn't leave a watermark. 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> SophieMuggleked.msg - Wed, 12 Aug 2020 00:48:06 EST O0GTYx0G No.123002 Reply One can try in win 10; right click. Details, properties. As as watermaks? Will it work? >> SimonHecklefet.ico - Mon, 07 Sep 2020 10:07:23 EST 9L0JQdcT No.123065 Reply >>122999handbrake >> 假的: Just Dynamic Entry !kprtD04bdM - Mon, 07 Sep 2020 10:19:29 EST 65daTMHT No.123066 Reply 1599488369933.jpg -(14226B / 13.89KB, 310x230) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>123065"Five six seven, five six seven, five six seven!" User is currently banned from all boards
>> SophieMuggleked.msg - Wed, 12 Aug 2020 00:48:06 EST O0GTYx0G No.123002 Reply One can try in win 10; right click. Details, properties. As as watermaks? Will it work?
>> 假的: Just Dynamic Entry !kprtD04bdM - Mon, 07 Sep 2020 10:19:29 EST 65daTMHT No.123066 Reply 1599488369933.jpg -(14226B / 13.89KB, 310x230) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>123065"Five six seven, five six seven, five six seven!" User is currently banned from all boards
why wont my headphones be detected View Thread Reply Hide ClaraPoppertock.sit - Fri, 04 Sep 2020 13:39:41 EST 3haPqIf8 No.123059 File: 1599241181835.jpg -(43724B / 42.70KB, 575x699) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. why wont my headphones be detected by my laptop?have removed/reinstalled etc...headphones confirmed working elsewhere. no errors shown anywhere, drivers are installed, have ran troubleshooter. >> ClaraPoppertock.sit - Fri, 04 Sep 2020 13:47:15 EST 3haPqIf8 No.123060 Reply >>123059
Humidity and muh computer View Thread Reply Hide FannyHonderville.cur - Sat, 13 Jun 2020 04:19:36 EST kneXMDhv No.122947 File: 1592036376586.png -(1495051B / 1.43MB, 1279x851) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So my computer is in a room with an open window next to a river. The river was very foggy the other day and the room felt damp. Im worried about corrosion from humidity on my motherboard. Should I be worried?I don't want to move my computer because am open window is important to me psychologically and I cant embrace dark room with no windows. I just want some kind of assurance my computer components wont rapidly corrode but I know the laws of entropy and the action of water on metal too well. Any solutions that wont require me to move my computer? BTW i need the window open to hear the birds and also to dry my clothes 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> SidneyNickleridge.emf - Wed, 17 Jun 2020 01:14:16 EST XLF9Rro2 No.122954 Reply >>122947>So my computer is in a room with an open window next to a river. The river was very foggy the other day and the room felt damp. Im worried about corrosion from humidity on my motherboard. Should I be worried?This can be an issue, but nothing to worry about. Don't worry, be happy. One can put a towel around ones electronics when we sees high humidity issues. But your fine. >> MatildaBommleteck.pps - Thu, 23 Jul 2020 04:26:02 EST aTjigv3n No.122982 Reply I have seen high temperature days where the computer shuts down. This is rare. >> HenryCusslemotch.dll - Fri, 28 Aug 2020 03:59:29 EST 6xlYwwyN No.123029 Reply 1598601569143.jpg -(208008B / 203.13KB, 1024x850) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122947
>> SidneyNickleridge.emf - Wed, 17 Jun 2020 01:14:16 EST XLF9Rro2 No.122954 Reply >>122947>So my computer is in a room with an open window next to a river. The river was very foggy the other day and the room felt damp. Im worried about corrosion from humidity on my motherboard. Should I be worried?This can be an issue, but nothing to worry about. Don't worry, be happy. One can put a towel around ones electronics when we sees high humidity issues. But your fine.
>> MatildaBommleteck.pps - Thu, 23 Jul 2020 04:26:02 EST aTjigv3n No.122982 Reply I have seen high temperature days where the computer shuts down. This is rare.
>> HenryCusslemotch.dll - Fri, 28 Aug 2020 03:59:29 EST 6xlYwwyN No.123029 Reply 1598601569143.jpg -(208008B / 203.13KB, 1024x850) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122947
Probably a stupid question, about file sharing/copyright View Thread Reply Hide JohnBapperway.gid - Thu, 14 Nov 2019 09:29:56 EST HIePCQq8 No.122580 File: 1573741796733.jpg -(135056B / 131.89KB, 1201x631) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Given that a file on a computer is essentially just a very large number, can't we work around copyright laws to share a file, by treating the file as an actual integer number, then sharing different numbers, that when multiplied together give us the original number?So first we split the number(file) into a base and a multiplier, that we host on separate servers. The user can grab the base and multiplier from these two separate servers and use software on their end that multiplies the two numbers together to recalculate the original number(file), without either server actually hosting material under copyright.So for example if a file, when treated as a regular integer, is 4290450368071, one server would store the base as 48723884, another server owned and hosted by someone else would store the multiplier 88056.41126784966.Neither would be storing the original file and in the event of a server being seized, the number(file) itself would not be considered under copyright, because while the base could be multiplied by x to create the file SuperHeroMovie.mp4, it could also be multiplied by y to create linux.iso.A disadvantage to this, would be the requirement for at least 2 servers (likely with +1 extra server to host filenames/metadata and links to the base and multipliers). Another disadvantage is the increased overall bandwidth/storage space required and the extra time for the user's machine to re-calculate the original file. But could a system like this actually work? Has it already been tried? 18 posts and 7 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> PhineasFanhood.uue - Sat, 18 Jul 2020 03:37:44 EST WiTGALyh No.122975 Reply 1595057864868.webm [mp4] -(254039B / 248.08KB, 720x540) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122930Just do ithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqUT7IZu3Pw >> ErnestFurringstock.pdr - Sun, 02 Aug 2020 08:13:17 EST WiTGALyh No.122994 Reply 1596370397991.webm [mp4] -(9080963B / 8.66MB, 640x360) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122975Listen to the sound of guns >> CarolineBommlebire.bz2 - Fri, 21 Aug 2020 22:06:47 EST WiTGALyh No.123024 Reply 1598062007926.webm [mp4] -(603787B / 589.64KB, 640x360) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. oh yeah
>> PhineasFanhood.uue - Sat, 18 Jul 2020 03:37:44 EST WiTGALyh No.122975 Reply 1595057864868.webm [mp4] -(254039B / 248.08KB, 720x540) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122930Just do ithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqUT7IZu3Pw
>> ErnestFurringstock.pdr - Sun, 02 Aug 2020 08:13:17 EST WiTGALyh No.122994 Reply 1596370397991.webm [mp4] -(9080963B / 8.66MB, 640x360) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122975Listen to the sound of guns
>> CarolineBommlebire.bz2 - Fri, 21 Aug 2020 22:06:47 EST WiTGALyh No.123024 Reply 1598062007926.webm [mp4] -(603787B / 589.64KB, 640x360) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. oh yeah
Change Android aspect ratio and other issues View Thread Reply Hide ErnestCacklepid.swf - Wed, 01 Jan 2020 14:15:03 EST XZyF04aN No.122698 File: 1577906103975.png -(2124783B / 2.03MB, 2280x1080) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So I got a new phone for Christmas, a Moto G8 which as far as I can tell runs stock Android 9 with a couple extra built in apps for gestures etc. I'm having four problems with it and I'm hoping you good folks would be so kind as to help.The first problem is the really wide aspect ratio making older games have visual bugs.For example on my screenshot you can see gray space on the background where new images appear as the camera pans, usually this would be happening off the side of the screen. Is there a way to force certain apps to think the phone has a standard 16:9 ratio or at least a way to set a custom resolution globally so I can toggle it when required?Second problem I discovered when trying to take a screenshot with the game actually playing - on older versions of Android you could press the power and volume down buttons to instantly take a screenshot. Now I have to hold the power button and press an on screen overlay. There are two problems with this, the first being that all the games I've tried it in instantly bring up the pause menu, making taking screenshots of actual gameplay impossible (hence why my pic is of the main menu rather than in game, where my first issue is much more distracting), the second problem is that even if I solve the pausing issue, holding then pressing makes taking an image of something time-sensitive impossible. Is there a way to restore the old method of taking screenshots?Third issue might just be me, but there is no way to capture a slow motion video. I can change the settings between 120 and 240fps from inside the default camera app, but there is no way to actually start recording. Do I need to download a different app for this or something? Seems strange you can modify the settings but not actually activate the feature.Fourth issue is the flashlight, my old phones always gave off a constant light, the new phone flickers or strobes the light. So using it in an actually dark room is nauseating, I don't know how many epileptics will be killed by this model phone, but I would bet my life savings it won't be zero. Is there any way to adjust this to be a constant light source?Thanks in advance and a happy new year to all! >> JamesPirringshit.mid - Thu, 02 Jan 2020 23:09:11 EST Kojij0UH No.122699 Reply >>122698best I can say is know your credentials beforehand. go to settings and reset the phone to factory default setting and start over. know your router settings.A lot of times doing a hard reset is all you need though. happy new year to ya back! If this doesn't work, do know a few things like where the phone came from, what phone plan, a few simple things can make things very difficult to get a faulty phone repaired or replaced. >> ThomasMurringridge.bak - Sun, 12 Jul 2020 18:41:40 EST KtvHHbg/ No.122970 Reply >>122698Should be 10. Mine was. >> WesleyHuzzlehall.ht - Thu, 20 Aug 2020 21:36:12 EST Rqm+Y2bu No.123018 Reply > https://www.wikihow.com/Lower-Your-Device’s-Resolution-on-Android#you can force a custom resolution and the aspect ratio will follow with it. Use adb command for non root, or a terminal emulator in super user mode if you have root.You can make a shell script to change rez and density, then use termux and termux shortcut to use use shell script as a widget. But you'll need root for that.The screenshot issue can be fixed with a Magisk module. Again root.You can install gcam for the slowmo effect.Flashlight issue may be OS dependent.Honestly most of your problems seem to be OS dependent. I'd just unlock the bootloader and install a custom ROM + root. There's a lot of guides on xda. Search for your phone model + "xda".
>> JamesPirringshit.mid - Thu, 02 Jan 2020 23:09:11 EST Kojij0UH No.122699 Reply >>122698best I can say is know your credentials beforehand. go to settings and reset the phone to factory default setting and start over. know your router settings.A lot of times doing a hard reset is all you need though. happy new year to ya back! If this doesn't work, do know a few things like where the phone came from, what phone plan, a few simple things can make things very difficult to get a faulty phone repaired or replaced.
>> ThomasMurringridge.bak - Sun, 12 Jul 2020 18:41:40 EST KtvHHbg/ No.122970 Reply >>122698Should be 10. Mine was.
>> WesleyHuzzlehall.ht - Thu, 20 Aug 2020 21:36:12 EST Rqm+Y2bu No.123018 Reply > https://www.wikihow.com/Lower-Your-Device’s-Resolution-on-Android#you can force a custom resolution and the aspect ratio will follow with it. Use adb command for non root, or a terminal emulator in super user mode if you have root.You can make a shell script to change rez and density, then use termux and termux shortcut to use use shell script as a widget. But you'll need root for that.The screenshot issue can be fixed with a Magisk module. Again root.You can install gcam for the slowmo effect.Flashlight issue may be OS dependent.Honestly most of your problems seem to be OS dependent. I'd just unlock the bootloader and install a custom ROM + root. There's a lot of guides on xda. Search for your phone model + "xda".
Gaming laptop View Thread Reply Hide CorneliusDunningkerk.api - Tue, 28 Apr 2020 18:09:43 EST rBfNLmMo No.122884 File: 1588111783111.jpg -(11498B / 11.23KB, 237x212) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Hey guys thinking about getting a new laptop soon and was thinking about grabbing a gaming one. Anyone have a good suggestion? looking to spend 1000-1200 bucks roughly(yeah using that stimulus money, I also have a job) 6 posts and 2 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Ghengis Dong - Sat, 01 Aug 2020 09:15:29 EST aIqxP+zF No.122993 Reply >>122992Oh and obviously plan to incorporate more fans. But I feel like I gotta figure out the case first before deciding which/how many. NB >> ShittingFuvinghood.vm - Mon, 03 Aug 2020 23:22:30 EST 50NHucVG No.122995 Reply >>122992For case, I'd say your choice falls into two camps, will you be water cooling or going air? Gamers Nexus is a great case reviewer, and has his hands deep in the industry.Fractal Meshify C is a pretty versatile case, has pretty good thermals for air, but can also run a radiator. Looks neat.Lian Li LANCool II Mesh came out recently, and is a decent average case with great thermals.There are lots of similar offerings from companies, but those are my two picks after watching cases for a few years.Other tid-bits, save for the new product launch - which usually means lower current gen prices, but lower prices usually take a bit to set in.AMD 3600 is like the optimum price to performance right now. Intel still has better single threaded performance, which translates to better gaming performance if you are willing to splash out some more cash. Be aware of the main output on your system, the monitor. Shoot for the 125hz at 1440p, and the system to render at that rate. Refresh rate will offer more immersion, and is more important than a higher resolution, imo. The higher refresh rate is so much nicer, and you will notice it. Makes playing twitchy games that much better. Industry is slowly leaking out 4k development, right now that is accessible by dropping 1000+ on a card, and that's the next step up, but that's only for 4k 60FPS. The real enchilada to get excited about will be when cards starting rendering at 4k at 120+ FPS. $500 dollar 4k 120FPS based god. >> MarthaBlannerville.xsl - Thu, 20 Aug 2020 13:23:07 EST uT8jSbSR No.123017 Reply For the price of a decent gaymen laptop you can get desktop, a usable laptop for productivity, a used monitor and a cheap mouse and keyboard combo
>> Ghengis Dong - Sat, 01 Aug 2020 09:15:29 EST aIqxP+zF No.122993 Reply >>122992Oh and obviously plan to incorporate more fans. But I feel like I gotta figure out the case first before deciding which/how many. NB
>> ShittingFuvinghood.vm - Mon, 03 Aug 2020 23:22:30 EST 50NHucVG No.122995 Reply >>122992For case, I'd say your choice falls into two camps, will you be water cooling or going air? Gamers Nexus is a great case reviewer, and has his hands deep in the industry.Fractal Meshify C is a pretty versatile case, has pretty good thermals for air, but can also run a radiator. Looks neat.Lian Li LANCool II Mesh came out recently, and is a decent average case with great thermals.There are lots of similar offerings from companies, but those are my two picks after watching cases for a few years.Other tid-bits, save for the new product launch - which usually means lower current gen prices, but lower prices usually take a bit to set in.AMD 3600 is like the optimum price to performance right now. Intel still has better single threaded performance, which translates to better gaming performance if you are willing to splash out some more cash. Be aware of the main output on your system, the monitor. Shoot for the 125hz at 1440p, and the system to render at that rate. Refresh rate will offer more immersion, and is more important than a higher resolution, imo. The higher refresh rate is so much nicer, and you will notice it. Makes playing twitchy games that much better. Industry is slowly leaking out 4k development, right now that is accessible by dropping 1000+ on a card, and that's the next step up, but that's only for 4k 60FPS. The real enchilada to get excited about will be when cards starting rendering at 4k at 120+ FPS. $500 dollar 4k 120FPS based god.
>> MarthaBlannerville.xsl - Thu, 20 Aug 2020 13:23:07 EST uT8jSbSR No.123017 Reply For the price of a decent gaymen laptop you can get desktop, a usable laptop for productivity, a used monitor and a cheap mouse and keyboard combo
i hate installing drivers manually View Thread Reply Hide AugustusWingerstot.asc - Thu, 13 Aug 2020 20:52:58 EST /W8GBqY8 No.123009 File: 1597366378527.png -(303558B / 296.44KB, 860x767) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. life as a brainlet is tough >> HughNaffingfed.pol - Thu, 20 Aug 2020 11:02:26 EST si7oEG34 No.123016 Reply >>123009Lol the funny thing about the optimus saga that I and many others have faced is that you don't HAVE TO use it, if you have it... its just there if you WANT graphics switching..........
>> HughNaffingfed.pol - Thu, 20 Aug 2020 11:02:26 EST si7oEG34 No.123016 Reply >>123009Lol the funny thing about the optimus saga that I and many others have faced is that you don't HAVE TO use it, if you have it... its just there if you WANT graphics switching..........
RiscOS Benefits? View Thread Reply Hide FuckNubbermure.msg - Sat, 15 Aug 2020 23:01:05 EST PBkJS8Pp No.123010 File: 1597546865786.png -(12959B / 12.66KB, 422x90) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I am interested in this OS, but I know very little about it. I’m going through the standard user manual from the main website, but I was wondering if anyone here has ever used it and, if so, what the benefits of it are versus Windows, MacOS, or Linux? Any thoughts will be appreciated.https://riscoscloverleaf.com/ >> JohnBlummlechire.pif - Sun, 16 Aug 2020 01:15:30 EST VzuSRVHx No.123011 Reply Much like AROS and Haiku, it's a continuation of an OS from the 80s and 90s that was once respectable but is now a novelty. All of the best ideas have been copied. They don't have new ideas. The only reason you would ever use one of those OSes is if you personally like it.If you want an alternative OS that very few people are using but is actively developed then take a look at Redox OS. >> FuckNubbermure.msg - Sun, 16 Aug 2020 02:56:25 EST PBkJS8Pp No.123012 Reply >>123011I was invited to a group that is crowdfunding a dedicated SBC running RiscOS, and the admin contacted me and asked me to make a video about why I’m interested in the OS and what attracted me to the project. I’m aware that it runs at a significantly reduced footprint, even over Linux, but I didn’t want to make and edit a video saying, “I wasn’t doing anything and it looked neat.” >> JohnBlummlechire.pif - Sun, 16 Aug 2020 09:52:23 EST VzuSRVHx No.123014 Reply >>123012It sounds like you're interested in the community, which is a perfectly valid and often overlooked thing.
>> JohnBlummlechire.pif - Sun, 16 Aug 2020 01:15:30 EST VzuSRVHx No.123011 Reply Much like AROS and Haiku, it's a continuation of an OS from the 80s and 90s that was once respectable but is now a novelty. All of the best ideas have been copied. They don't have new ideas. The only reason you would ever use one of those OSes is if you personally like it.If you want an alternative OS that very few people are using but is actively developed then take a look at Redox OS.
>> FuckNubbermure.msg - Sun, 16 Aug 2020 02:56:25 EST PBkJS8Pp No.123012 Reply >>123011I was invited to a group that is crowdfunding a dedicated SBC running RiscOS, and the admin contacted me and asked me to make a video about why I’m interested in the OS and what attracted me to the project. I’m aware that it runs at a significantly reduced footprint, even over Linux, but I didn’t want to make and edit a video saying, “I wasn’t doing anything and it looked neat.”
>> JohnBlummlechire.pif - Sun, 16 Aug 2020 09:52:23 EST VzuSRVHx No.123014 Reply >>123012It sounds like you're interested in the community, which is a perfectly valid and often overlooked thing.
Poggers View Thread Reply Hide AliceFallerson.prn - Sun, 16 Aug 2020 03:12:31 EST nhIgUyg2 No.123013 File: 1597561951619.png -(946745B / 924.56KB, 3840x2160) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. What are the odds of getting caught ordering a 10 strip and ket?
