McAfee WebAdvisor View Thread Reply Hide ClaraChobberforth.pif - Sun, 07 Apr 2019 10:03:46 EST /qOzi0SO No.122232 File: 1554645826305.gif -(26812B / 26.18KB, 800x560) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. My roommate, a computer-savvy fellow, turned his computer on today only to find this shit installed, with a Firefox Add-on too. It doesn't appear to be a virus, but we're both baffled at how this got there. He hasn't installed anything in years, so it can't be from a missed bundled installed or something.Internet searches yielded nothing, so I come to you /tech/. Any idea how this shit got on his computer? 3 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> PhyllisSibbercocke.zip - Fri, 10 May 2019 17:48:47 EST BQCp5LaL No.122272 Reply 1557524927767.jpg -(211718B / 206.76KB, 1080x1920) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122271>My roommate says I should go with RazerPunch him in the dick for me.Logitech or Corsair or something. Razer build quality is atrocious. They're built 100% to feel the most impressive at first. At this very moment, my Razer mouse is crashing like a motherfucker while my Logitech is trucking onward endlessly. >> PhyllisSibbercocke.zip - Fri, 10 May 2019 17:54:36 EST BQCp5LaL No.122273 Reply >>122272Also the lower the voltage your mouse runs at, the more it's out of spec with the Omron switches they put in them, and the more likely your mouse is going to develop bouncing and double clicks.A wired mouse running at 5 volts is not running far out of spec. A wireless one running at 3.3v is running WELL out of spec and may run into issues where it can't even reliably cut through the normal wear and tear and corrosion to hit its rated number of clicks.The kicker is that even the wired mice might still be running 3.3v controller chips in them so we're just fucked. Replace them with Japanese Omrons if your mouse buttons break. They're a completely different switch with lower voltage rating from the normal Omrons and clones. >> KLEZ.fml !!cEQLOiCj - Wed, 22 May 2019 11:07:36 EST zwV4b3zR No.122287 Reply >>122271Razer switched to cloud enabled drivers that require login to bind macro's and shit. It's garbage now. I switched to Steel Series after that.
>> PhyllisSibbercocke.zip - Fri, 10 May 2019 17:48:47 EST BQCp5LaL No.122272 Reply 1557524927767.jpg -(211718B / 206.76KB, 1080x1920) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122271>My roommate says I should go with RazerPunch him in the dick for me.Logitech or Corsair or something. Razer build quality is atrocious. They're built 100% to feel the most impressive at first. At this very moment, my Razer mouse is crashing like a motherfucker while my Logitech is trucking onward endlessly.
>> PhyllisSibbercocke.zip - Fri, 10 May 2019 17:54:36 EST BQCp5LaL No.122273 Reply >>122272Also the lower the voltage your mouse runs at, the more it's out of spec with the Omron switches they put in them, and the more likely your mouse is going to develop bouncing and double clicks.A wired mouse running at 5 volts is not running far out of spec. A wireless one running at 3.3v is running WELL out of spec and may run into issues where it can't even reliably cut through the normal wear and tear and corrosion to hit its rated number of clicks.The kicker is that even the wired mice might still be running 3.3v controller chips in them so we're just fucked. Replace them with Japanese Omrons if your mouse buttons break. They're a completely different switch with lower voltage rating from the normal Omrons and clones.
>> KLEZ.fml !!cEQLOiCj - Wed, 22 May 2019 11:07:36 EST zwV4b3zR No.122287 Reply >>122271Razer switched to cloud enabled drivers that require login to bind macro's and shit. It's garbage now. I switched to Steel Series after that.
Ripped video file that won't play? View Thread Reply Hide GrahamMurdlock.raw - Thu, 18 Apr 2019 02:38:36 EST rYr7LxsE No.122244 File: 1555569516066.jpg -(28301B / 27.64KB, 360x508) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So I'm trying to rip episodes of The Last Drive-In off Shudder since with volatile digital rights agreements these shows will be gone forever at some point (probably within a year of airing) so I'm trying to rip the episodes to save and it seems like it ripped the video file correctly based on the file size, the length, dimensions, bitrate, and framerate, but I've tried the file in VLC, MPC-HC, and PotPlayer and the seeker will move like it's playing but it just shows blank video and no audio plays.Any ideas how to repair the file so that it plays? >> FannyHankinshit.bin - Sat, 20 Apr 2019 15:09:45 EST DJMw1Rl9 No.122246 Reply How to rip directly from a stream is almost always a closely guarded secret. If a commercial video platform knew how people were doing it, they would break the method. Your best bet is either capturing the video or looking for a forum where you can make scene requests. >> EbenezerMunderlock.pak - Mon, 22 Apr 2019 19:12:13 EST rYr7LxsE No.122248 Reply >>122246The damndest thing is that both Jaksta and Video Download Helper both grab like a 1GB mp4 file with what seems to be the correct video dimensions and running time, but it just doesn't play any video or audio like it was running on some weird codec. I was hoping this was something I could repair through handbrake or whatever but I guess not.Oh well, I guess I'll just hope someone else figured this out and just download the series in the future once it's been removed so I have a digital backup. I guess I could ghetto screen record it but the file size would likely come out to like 5 gigs or some retarded shit.
>> FannyHankinshit.bin - Sat, 20 Apr 2019 15:09:45 EST DJMw1Rl9 No.122246 Reply How to rip directly from a stream is almost always a closely guarded secret. If a commercial video platform knew how people were doing it, they would break the method. Your best bet is either capturing the video or looking for a forum where you can make scene requests.
>> EbenezerMunderlock.pak - Mon, 22 Apr 2019 19:12:13 EST rYr7LxsE No.122248 Reply >>122246The damndest thing is that both Jaksta and Video Download Helper both grab like a 1GB mp4 file with what seems to be the correct video dimensions and running time, but it just doesn't play any video or audio like it was running on some weird codec. I was hoping this was something I could repair through handbrake or whatever but I guess not.Oh well, I guess I'll just hope someone else figured this out and just download the series in the future once it's been removed so I have a digital backup. I guess I could ghetto screen record it but the file size would likely come out to like 5 gigs or some retarded shit.
A website where people control an online computer View Thread Reply Hide ThomasShittingville.dll - Sun, 21 Apr 2019 20:06:18 EST npJagX99 No.122247 File: 1555891578047.jpg -(92784B / 90.61KB, 1024x767) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. CollabVMhttp://computernewb.com/collab-vm/
Weed resin inside laptop View Thread Reply Hide Retard - Sat, 02 Mar 2019 17:04:08 EST 7KrOZBtP No.122177 File: 1551564248271.jpg -(126715B / 123.75KB, 820x803) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. How do I clean this?My ducting system is totally clogged with resin, probably have to replace that. GPU overheated and fried (see clogged ducting system)Ram probably has to be thrown out, you can see the resin on itMotherboard seems fine but probably has resin is there a safe way to clean resin off my motherboard? 11 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> FannyGavingdick.dxf - Sat, 06 Apr 2019 22:20:01 EST eFmoYsxG No.122231 Reply >>122230>Always refers to stand up video game arcade machines. No doubt you could probably figure it out. >> PhoebeFozzlebury.html - Sat, 13 Apr 2019 02:02:32 EST ACwZAr3S No.122235 Reply >>122231Why have I never seen a video of a glory hole installed in an arcade cabinet? >> HamiltonBunbanks.shtml - Sun, 14 Apr 2019 00:07:10 EST a7jHxCBl No.122238 Reply >>122235You must have the key, If you smoke cigs that helps mixing the smoke. Camouflage.Covert smoking in public or otherwise. I never really liked to get high with other people except for the few associates. Get high in romt of people and they never noticed.Except for putting hash in a gig, as an experement to how much to gethigh and with a filter, it worked empigh, but dude kept saying loudly, somebody's smoking pot. As the smoke streamed off the hash chunks.
>> FannyGavingdick.dxf - Sat, 06 Apr 2019 22:20:01 EST eFmoYsxG No.122231 Reply >>122230>Always refers to stand up video game arcade machines. No doubt you could probably figure it out.
>> PhoebeFozzlebury.html - Sat, 13 Apr 2019 02:02:32 EST ACwZAr3S No.122235 Reply >>122231Why have I never seen a video of a glory hole installed in an arcade cabinet?
>> HamiltonBunbanks.shtml - Sun, 14 Apr 2019 00:07:10 EST a7jHxCBl No.122238 Reply >>122235You must have the key, If you smoke cigs that helps mixing the smoke. Camouflage.Covert smoking in public or otherwise. I never really liked to get high with other people except for the few associates. Get high in romt of people and they never noticed.Except for putting hash in a gig, as an experement to how much to gethigh and with a filter, it worked empigh, but dude kept saying loudly, somebody's smoking pot. As the smoke streamed off the hash chunks.
Help bypassing Samsung FRP View Thread Reply Hide Ingledink Humperbird - Fri, 15 Mar 2019 20:29:35 EST nSO+g/z/ No.122201 File: 1552696175915.jpg -(47188B / 46.08KB, 499x586) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I bought a Galaxy Tab A off craigslist. It all worked well until I decided to root it. Now i'm locked out by the factory reset system and the guy who sold it to me has yet to respond. If anyone knows what software I need to bypass this system that would be greatly appreciated. I have already tried flashing a new ROM onto it, but even that's blocked by the FRP. >inb4 any moral lecturesI purchased this tablet legitimately. I have no idea what it's history before that is, and that's not my problem. I paid $100 for this shit and i want it to work. >> PhyllisChoddlekat.com - Sun, 17 Mar 2019 17:23:39 EST fRK0JgSd No.122204 Reply 1552857819193.png -(3417B / 3.34KB, 120x120) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122201 BRing back the CUm DUngeon ?Whoa thereHOT STEPPER ! AInt no HALF STEPPING >> RebeccaHunkinchane.psp - Sat, 13 Apr 2019 15:04:21 EST Nqsf9Gga No.122237 Reply >>122201>it all worked well until I broke it>seller has yet to respond
>> PhyllisChoddlekat.com - Sun, 17 Mar 2019 17:23:39 EST fRK0JgSd No.122204 Reply 1552857819193.png -(3417B / 3.34KB, 120x120) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122201 BRing back the CUm DUngeon ?Whoa thereHOT STEPPER ! AInt no HALF STEPPING
>> RebeccaHunkinchane.psp - Sat, 13 Apr 2019 15:04:21 EST Nqsf9Gga No.122237 Reply >>122201>it all worked well until I broke it>seller has yet to respond
Shoe-in failure View Thread Reply Hide MartinFidgedock.sgml - Sat, 23 Feb 2019 00:34:53 EST DG/7m7o5 No.122170 File: 1550900093095.jpg -(4944B / 4.83KB, 222x227) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Haha.. why would you ever want electronics in shoes?!?https://tech.slashdot.org/story/19/02/21/2048254/nike-bricks-its-shoes-with-a-faulty-firmware-update 6 posts and 3 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> EstherPottingbit.cbl - Thu, 28 Mar 2019 03:46:10 EST jDfqhKLj No.122226 Reply >>122202"What's his power-level?" jokes incoming... >> NigelGenningstock.pl - Fri, 29 Mar 2019 20:41:07 EST 88xedL4I No.122227 Reply >>122226 a ounce of weed taped to the back of glass >> JamesPazzlebuck.xif - Sat, 30 Mar 2019 18:28:39 EST DZuWI2o9 No.122228 Reply 1553984919684.jpg -(57420B / 56.07KB, 1280x720) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122227That will do it
>> EstherPottingbit.cbl - Thu, 28 Mar 2019 03:46:10 EST jDfqhKLj No.122226 Reply >>122202"What's his power-level?" jokes incoming...
>> NigelGenningstock.pl - Fri, 29 Mar 2019 20:41:07 EST 88xedL4I No.122227 Reply >>122226 a ounce of weed taped to the back of glass
>> JamesPazzlebuck.xif - Sat, 30 Mar 2019 18:28:39 EST DZuWI2o9 No.122228 Reply 1553984919684.jpg -(57420B / 56.07KB, 1280x720) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122227That will do it
Bitchute View Thread Reply Hide SamuelDummershaw.smd - Mon, 18 Mar 2019 13:18:29 EST s8rYzamp No.122205 File: 1552929509730.jpg -(40218B / 39.28KB, 720x380) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So I've Uploaded a video to bitchute 2 days ago and it's still processing it's like taking forever trying to process anything on that site is taking forever I don't know why I used the mp 4 format >> ShitDartfoot.icl - Sun, 24 Mar 2019 03:09:56 EST NYUejQGi No.122223 Reply >>122205MP4 should be fine. I would stop download. See if mp4 works correctly using your favorite media software. Use c cleaner to maybe remove excess clutter. Too many temp files. reset modem/router, reboot computer and try again. Do right click on computer (properties) and see if you have enough free space. Sometimes not enough free space will cause files from uploading. Do this before and after using cleaner just for reference. Possible, the upload site will not allow a file if it is too big? And just kind stay there. Maybe not the file size and their max upload size, and if they accept mp4 files.
>> ShitDartfoot.icl - Sun, 24 Mar 2019 03:09:56 EST NYUejQGi No.122223 Reply >>122205MP4 should be fine. I would stop download. See if mp4 works correctly using your favorite media software. Use c cleaner to maybe remove excess clutter. Too many temp files. reset modem/router, reboot computer and try again. Do right click on computer (properties) and see if you have enough free space. Sometimes not enough free space will cause files from uploading. Do this before and after using cleaner just for reference. Possible, the upload site will not allow a file if it is too big? And just kind stay there. Maybe not the file size and their max upload size, and if they accept mp4 files.
I need a PADD I mean tablet View Thread Reply Hide CedricNonnerfield.zip - Thu, 21 Mar 2019 18:26:56 EST PoV+1R1z No.122208 File: 1553207216070.png -(377532B / 368.68KB, 480x668) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Short version: I need a tablet or notepad that is cheap and not shit and I can use instead of a notebook + printer + computer combo.Essential>Cheap but not cheap piece of shit>good battery life>will let me view and edit documents with a reasonably decent interface and not awful responsiveness>no proprietary bullshit like non standard USB cables. >can get it in the post brexit wasteland>will get a good few years out of it before it grinds to a haltPreferable>can handle having a couple of documents open or even PDFs>decent build quality>Also could use recommendations for a bluetooth keyboard I guess because I have a feeling the editing documents will need that.Long version for context.A while ago I started a D&D campaign with friends, after I wrote my first adventure I realised my handwriting was garbage and also I actually can't write for long periods of time without an old injury causing me grief. I started writing my adventures on word and printing them out and it works better. However the printer is shit, it drinks ink, loading it is a pain in the arse and frequently it jams and I still have to take notes and update them or something if I want a record of what people did. I have a game on saturday and the ink will probably be enough for that but by my next session I'd like to have ditched the printer.So I want a tablet I can use as a notebook, keep my adventure notes, write down results, maybe keep a few quick reference stat blocks to reduce page turning mid combat. A phone won't cut it but I don't think I need a really nice tablet or notepad, just something that's not a cheap piece of shit. 6 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> AugustusBrunkinfuck.sys - Sat, 23 Mar 2019 20:03:12 EST PoV+1R1z No.122216 Reply >>122214Where did you get the idea I am replacing a laptop or creating content with my notepad? I want something that will basically allow me to store and edit notes and sync them in something about the same size as a notepad. I am not a power user, I was just hoping I could find some more discerning help than the usual mix of paid shills and barely computer literate "I can sort of operate facebook" level users that populate the majority of sources of information on the quality of these devices.Anyway my printer was reporting low but not depleted ink and then very suddenly it had none, I did not expect that I needed something today for my game. I thought given my price range, I'd be better off picking up a less than perfect deal than forking out money for a print cartridge, being angry at how poorly designed my printer is for another 4 months then having it spend slightly less for a slightly better device. I expected to have a couple of weeks to sort this out when I posted it and not 2 days. I got something for £150 and it does what I want. It can read and edit documents. I think when I've gotten used to it the process will be much easier and more reliable than printing shit then updating a master record later (it's good to know all the things my party does, they're getting to the stage where they can cause geopolitical scale upsets in their own world), as I can just update shit on the fly and replace the old files entirely. >> NellFuttingdudging.udf - Sat, 23 Mar 2019 20:35:57 EST C7IrPxTW No.122219 Reply >>122216Well then if you get the one from the aliexpress link I've posted the tablet & keyboard combo should be squarely in that range if you wait for the sale. If editing documents really is a requirement and cheap is a requirement that's what I would get. >> AugustusGrimridge.css - Sat, 23 Mar 2019 23:23:55 EST QCg+IScO No.122220 Reply >>122208I don't know much about bluetooth but logitech has been around for a long time for wirelesss usb devices that are often all compatible, mouse keyboard, etc, and many can work with backwards compatibility if the same name. https://www.logitech.com/en-ca/product/multi-device-keyboard-k480.I have different years of mice and keyboards that all work on the same usb.Possibly the best game in town., Should work with smart tvs or whatever.
>> AugustusBrunkinfuck.sys - Sat, 23 Mar 2019 20:03:12 EST PoV+1R1z No.122216 Reply >>122214Where did you get the idea I am replacing a laptop or creating content with my notepad? I want something that will basically allow me to store and edit notes and sync them in something about the same size as a notepad. I am not a power user, I was just hoping I could find some more discerning help than the usual mix of paid shills and barely computer literate "I can sort of operate facebook" level users that populate the majority of sources of information on the quality of these devices.Anyway my printer was reporting low but not depleted ink and then very suddenly it had none, I did not expect that I needed something today for my game. I thought given my price range, I'd be better off picking up a less than perfect deal than forking out money for a print cartridge, being angry at how poorly designed my printer is for another 4 months then having it spend slightly less for a slightly better device. I expected to have a couple of weeks to sort this out when I posted it and not 2 days. I got something for £150 and it does what I want. It can read and edit documents. I think when I've gotten used to it the process will be much easier and more reliable than printing shit then updating a master record later (it's good to know all the things my party does, they're getting to the stage where they can cause geopolitical scale upsets in their own world), as I can just update shit on the fly and replace the old files entirely.
>> NellFuttingdudging.udf - Sat, 23 Mar 2019 20:35:57 EST C7IrPxTW No.122219 Reply >>122216Well then if you get the one from the aliexpress link I've posted the tablet & keyboard combo should be squarely in that range if you wait for the sale. If editing documents really is a requirement and cheap is a requirement that's what I would get.
>> AugustusGrimridge.css - Sat, 23 Mar 2019 23:23:55 EST QCg+IScO No.122220 Reply >>122208I don't know much about bluetooth but logitech has been around for a long time for wirelesss usb devices that are often all compatible, mouse keyboard, etc, and many can work with backwards compatibility if the same name. https://www.logitech.com/en-ca/product/multi-device-keyboard-k480.I have different years of mice and keyboards that all work on the same usb.Possibly the best game in town., Should work with smart tvs or whatever.
Conflicting information View Thread Reply Hide EdwardFogglemat.pps - Mon, 11 Mar 2019 13:13:18 EST Qx3lfgFz No.122195 File: 1552324398704.png -(87153B / 85.11KB, 1216x706) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I'm having a bit of conflicting information here, picture related.What to do?
shutting down important machinery View Thread Reply Hide CyrilWagglelodging.fla - Thu, 07 Mar 2019 21:06:47 EST 28ZzePEG No.122191 File: 1552010807145.jpg -(84356B / 82.38KB, 744x558) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. https://www.technologyreview.com/s/613054/cybersecurity-critical-infrastructure-triton-malware/Ah well shit so what does this mean, that the Iranians have been analyzing Stuxnet enough that now they've got their own copy?
Tell me about 5g and what it means. View Thread Reply Hide Mimsy - Sat, 24 Nov 2018 20:52:01 EST BZZHef+Z No.122125 File: 1543110721166.png -(81785B / 79.87KB, 310x347) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Basically, is 5G technology going to bring a true end to limited unlimited data rates and throttling horseshit? Will it finally be like wired internet where you have realistically, "unlimited" internet? Canadians not withstanding. 8 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> PhineasBellybury.xsl - Sat, 01 Dec 2018 12:17:45 EST jnObabrN No.122148 Reply >>1221255g is going to make you sterile and fry your brain to death ;) >> ShitBlaffingtag.bfc - Sun, 03 Mar 2019 02:03:13 EST +oOuylDi No.122180 Reply > is 5G technology going to bring a true end to limited unlimited dataSorry, it doesn't work that way. One could I guess tether to their smart phone, after a certain amount of data is passed it will be throttled. Unlimited data,speeds, doesn't mean is going to happen. Gotta pay, $$ for.Other countries are required to give people real fast internet. Building codesrequire new construction to have high kick speed internet. Right wingers fight against this, while even third world countries get fast internet by default. >> DavidSinderridge.xif - Tue, 05 Mar 2019 16:11:35 EST C7IrPxTW No.122185 Reply 1551820295603.jpg -(734298B / 717.09KB, 1920x1280) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. First: 5G is NOT a replacement for 4G, at least not the exciting part."5G" that you can be used on your phone using the existing infrastructure is essentially 4G technology.The exciting part is ulta-high frequency radio, also called millimeter waves. They are frequencies between 24-86ghz and their wavelength is as the name suggests ridiculously small. This high frequency enables the massive bandwidths (essentially like fiber along with it's low latency). The problem is two-fold:Absorption through the air becomes significant requiring the client and station to be very close together.It absolutely has to be line-of-sight, windows, tree leaves and even your fingers completely bock millimeter waves.So this leaves it as a replacement for traditional broadband ala cable, dsl or fiber.This would work by having a repeater on your window that receives 5G on the outside and wifi/5G/ethernet on the inside. Links would be semi directional. This is potentially cheaper than fiber and almost as good.To actually use 5G mm wave in mobile you'd need something like a station in every other streetlight fixture. Your mobile device (no it won't be a phone, no matter what you don't need several gigabits on your handheld device).But lets say 20 years from now augmented reality finally takes of. You would have some sort of hat that is plastered with solid state transceiver arrays and lidar chips. The device would use beam-forming to connect to the nearest peers and stream gigabytes of point-cloud data back and forth.
>> PhineasBellybury.xsl - Sat, 01 Dec 2018 12:17:45 EST jnObabrN No.122148 Reply >>1221255g is going to make you sterile and fry your brain to death ;)
>> ShitBlaffingtag.bfc - Sun, 03 Mar 2019 02:03:13 EST +oOuylDi No.122180 Reply > is 5G technology going to bring a true end to limited unlimited dataSorry, it doesn't work that way. One could I guess tether to their smart phone, after a certain amount of data is passed it will be throttled. Unlimited data,speeds, doesn't mean is going to happen. Gotta pay, $$ for.Other countries are required to give people real fast internet. Building codesrequire new construction to have high kick speed internet. Right wingers fight against this, while even third world countries get fast internet by default.
>> DavidSinderridge.xif - Tue, 05 Mar 2019 16:11:35 EST C7IrPxTW No.122185 Reply 1551820295603.jpg -(734298B / 717.09KB, 1920x1280) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. First: 5G is NOT a replacement for 4G, at least not the exciting part."5G" that you can be used on your phone using the existing infrastructure is essentially 4G technology.The exciting part is ulta-high frequency radio, also called millimeter waves. They are frequencies between 24-86ghz and their wavelength is as the name suggests ridiculously small. This high frequency enables the massive bandwidths (essentially like fiber along with it's low latency). The problem is two-fold:Absorption through the air becomes significant requiring the client and station to be very close together.It absolutely has to be line-of-sight, windows, tree leaves and even your fingers completely bock millimeter waves.So this leaves it as a replacement for traditional broadband ala cable, dsl or fiber.This would work by having a repeater on your window that receives 5G on the outside and wifi/5G/ethernet on the inside. Links would be semi directional. This is potentially cheaper than fiber and almost as good.To actually use 5G mm wave in mobile you'd need something like a station in every other streetlight fixture. Your mobile device (no it won't be a phone, no matter what you don't need several gigabits on your handheld device).But lets say 20 years from now augmented reality finally takes of. You would have some sort of hat that is plastered with solid state transceiver arrays and lidar chips. The device would use beam-forming to connect to the nearest peers and stream gigabytes of point-cloud data back and forth.
ISP and police watching my internet? View Thread Reply Hide PhineasCiblingfield.js - Fri, 16 Nov 2018 22:44:18 EST YFyxM2Wm No.122112 File: 1542426258059.jpg -(615969B / 601.53KB, 1920x1080) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. i got a letter from my isp optimum online saying they will terminate my account because i am watching obscene porn....? they said i got flagged?i did see some stuff on efukt, i did watch some hardcore porn in the past.last year i got arrested and at the nypd police precinct the police were saying i was a perverted piece of shit for watching the porn i was watching....WHO THE FUCK TOLD THEM?how can my isp forward shit to the police?I dont get it...the internet is filled with obscene shit.....Im not a pedo just putting that out there, i prefer milfs...im just getting that out of the way before people say cp and stuff.Wtf? 4 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> HannahGrimham.icl - Tue, 26 Feb 2019 18:04:56 EST mLQzqZVu No.122174 Reply >>122112You sure it was a legit communication? >> CyrilClembledale.o - Sat, 02 Mar 2019 22:54:35 EST NoJcfjtZ No.122179 Reply >>122158one may want to learn encrypted dns, isps will keep logs of every site people visit, in the us for like 3 years. that is the initial fail, change your internet provider if you like.It is kinda complicated, one can find a decent vpn, just research. I knew a hacker type, and that is preffered. tor browser works, ok I guess. >> HannahLightshaw.dll - Sun, 03 Mar 2019 21:45:20 EST NYUejQGi No.122184 Reply >>122179look up dnscrypt. I like to do it via commpand lie/prompt, but there are frontends as well. visit dns leak tests to see if these are working right whichever methods one chooses.
>> HannahGrimham.icl - Tue, 26 Feb 2019 18:04:56 EST mLQzqZVu No.122174 Reply >>122112You sure it was a legit communication?
>> CyrilClembledale.o - Sat, 02 Mar 2019 22:54:35 EST NoJcfjtZ No.122179 Reply >>122158one may want to learn encrypted dns, isps will keep logs of every site people visit, in the us for like 3 years. that is the initial fail, change your internet provider if you like.It is kinda complicated, one can find a decent vpn, just research. I knew a hacker type, and that is preffered. tor browser works, ok I guess.
>> HannahLightshaw.dll - Sun, 03 Mar 2019 21:45:20 EST NYUejQGi No.122184 Reply >>122179look up dnscrypt. I like to do it via commpand lie/prompt, but there are frontends as well. visit dns leak tests to see if these are working right whichever methods one chooses.
Micro SD for full resolution HD at quick speeds via HDMI View Thread Reply Hide NCACEDEADDEL - Sun, 02 Dec 2018 11:53:13 EST EHZrz9cN No.122150 File: 1543769593164.png -(185411B / 181.07KB, 712x805) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Any idea if this would be good for the Pi 3 Model B? (Not B+)It says in the description that the read speed is 300mb/s but I'm not sure about the write speed.Didn't know if this belongs in /Programming or not but eh 2 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> NellPeppernen.pm3 - Sun, 02 Dec 2018 15:50:11 EST og65Tj4q No.122153 Reply Also you might be better off getting just big enough microSD and grabbing either a larger USB stick or just SATA to USB and throw a spare old drive at it. Based on that I read just the other day that some peeps had better results doing PS1 emulation from a stick rather than the system card. Just a guess, but seems like it could be the same with video.If going by the drive method you could have more stuff on there at once too, could get a used 500GB drive for the same price as a 64GB SD. >> ShitBlaffingtag.bfc - Sun, 03 Mar 2019 02:11:40 EST +oOuylDi No.122181 Reply one can make a sd array, complicated but possible. More ram helps of course. an external hd works. >> CharlotteGirringfield.pct - Wed, 06 Mar 2019 09:41:50 EST Qx3lfgFz No.122187 Reply >>122181If you'd read more than the title you'd know this was for an rpi, you can't add more RAM. And the port for the SD card is already the bottle neck for a single higher speed SD, adding more won't speed anything up.
>> NellPeppernen.pm3 - Sun, 02 Dec 2018 15:50:11 EST og65Tj4q No.122153 Reply Also you might be better off getting just big enough microSD and grabbing either a larger USB stick or just SATA to USB and throw a spare old drive at it. Based on that I read just the other day that some peeps had better results doing PS1 emulation from a stick rather than the system card. Just a guess, but seems like it could be the same with video.If going by the drive method you could have more stuff on there at once too, could get a used 500GB drive for the same price as a 64GB SD.
>> ShitBlaffingtag.bfc - Sun, 03 Mar 2019 02:11:40 EST +oOuylDi No.122181 Reply one can make a sd array, complicated but possible. More ram helps of course. an external hd works.
>> CharlotteGirringfield.pct - Wed, 06 Mar 2019 09:41:50 EST Qx3lfgFz No.122187 Reply >>122181If you'd read more than the title you'd know this was for an rpi, you can't add more RAM. And the port for the SD card is already the bottle neck for a single higher speed SD, adding more won't speed anything up.
Wifi cracking for bandwidth thieving scum. View Thread Reply Hide ClaraWorthingwill.csv - Thu, 01 Nov 2018 14:36:30 EST WBx0WLOI No.122084 File: 1541097390576.jpg -(69763B / 68.13KB, 495x600) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Are there any run and done, idiot proof wifi cracking programs for windows? 15 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Richard Park-Nguyen - Sun, 24 Feb 2019 18:15:41 EST jVgc5cIb No.122173 Reply Usually people who are stupid or old have their. ISP router installed in the basement near the TV cable line into the house. Chances are if you have long enough you could figure out if one of their basement windows is unlocked and just go press the WPS button with the end of an unused pencil held by a gloved hand.Hacking is so 1990. Physical security is the hot button🍆 >> EdwardPinningshit.reg - Thu, 28 Feb 2019 08:43:37 EST 4ddzIlpy No.122175 Reply VM with your choice of distro add some Reaver and a sprinkle of Pixie Dust and hope to get lucky. If that fails go for a MITM, fluxion or whatever the kids use today >> PhoebeTillingfield.png - Fri, 01 Mar 2019 18:02:19 EST +98BzGvm No.122176 Reply >>122084here is how internet can work, windows may connect to whatever connection that has a good signal. It is up to users to keep stuff correct. Likely nobody was 'intending' to grab your internet. I found for a while I was using somebody's internet. A few adjustments fixed that.
>> Richard Park-Nguyen - Sun, 24 Feb 2019 18:15:41 EST jVgc5cIb No.122173 Reply Usually people who are stupid or old have their. ISP router installed in the basement near the TV cable line into the house. Chances are if you have long enough you could figure out if one of their basement windows is unlocked and just go press the WPS button with the end of an unused pencil held by a gloved hand.Hacking is so 1990. Physical security is the hot button🍆
>> EdwardPinningshit.reg - Thu, 28 Feb 2019 08:43:37 EST 4ddzIlpy No.122175 Reply VM with your choice of distro add some Reaver and a sprinkle of Pixie Dust and hope to get lucky. If that fails go for a MITM, fluxion or whatever the kids use today
>> PhoebeTillingfield.png - Fri, 01 Mar 2019 18:02:19 EST +98BzGvm No.122176 Reply >>122084here is how internet can work, windows may connect to whatever connection that has a good signal. It is up to users to keep stuff correct. Likely nobody was 'intending' to grab your internet. I found for a while I was using somebody's internet. A few adjustments fixed that.
