Damaged iphone, Hardware question View Thread Reply Hide PollyHecklemirk.pps - Tue, 20 Aug 2019 03:39:56 EST 9JEyshmk No.122419 File: 1566286796860.jpg -(74992B / 73.23KB, 720x960) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. iphone 6 was dropped, screen decimated, and then ripped away from the rest of the phone in anger. I bought and installed a new screen today equipped with everything I need, except now the touch screen function is not working properly. It was working fine for the most part the first hour or so after I hooked the new screen up, but the touch screen function has been getting progressively worse throughout the day. The touch function is still there, but just barely. The only way I can use the phone at all is by doing a hard reset, then upon respring the touch function *sometimes* works, but only for about 10-30 seconds and then it's gone.I'd just like to know if the phone is even salvageable. From searching google and youtube I see for most iphones the situation is more black or white; they either have touch functionality or none at all. I'm hoping it's just the screen I bought and I can just buy another... Got it on amazon for what ti's worth.and yes I have uninstalled the screen and reinstalled it 10 times, makes no difference. I unhooked everything in the whole phone, battery etc. whatever else is in there. I basically took the whole phone apart and put it back together. Many wonderful and exotic things in exchange for helpful advice here ~
EMF radiation question View Thread Reply Hide FloydMcCunt - Wed, 10 Jul 2019 08:56:06 EST zxMMLqc2 No.122364 File: 1562763366754.png -(142383B / 139.05KB, 1914x861) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Basically if a person is affected by nearby electric equipment or where stuff is plugged in an outlet, are these waves coming from the wall socket and through the extension adapter as well. Can these waves be minimized as in the B example by plugging in a 20m long extension cord in a wall socket from another room. Will the EMF waves only come from that wall socket or will it also be in the cord? by analyzing the picture you know what i want to accomplish / figure out so how would you go about plugging something in while minimizing the radiation? 7 posts and 2 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> BetsyBingerman.dir - Fri, 26 Jul 2019 21:09:15 EST wQ+U/YTP No.122381 Reply >>122372Anon,You seem to think that wi-fi sends out radiation as a byproduct of what it does. This is a misconception. This radiation it sends out is actually what it uses to connect to and communicate with other devices. Think of the connection between a router and your computer or phone as an invisible wire. If you keep the router from sending out its radiation, you're in effect cutting the invisible wire. Your router would be useless.I'm sorry you're having trouble with this. I hope you figure it out.Anon >> BeatriceNicklefield.bat - Thu, 15 Aug 2019 08:12:09 EST GZ9lN10B No.122411 Reply >>122364If you're concerned about EMF, you should go sit in a faraday cage in a dark room...Light is EM radiation, you know... at a much,much higher frequency than your wifi and your cords...>>122368Fuckin' A! EHS is bullcrap... >> AngusWellyhet.lsp - Sat, 17 Aug 2019 01:05:31 EST m5th2DPe No.122416 Reply >>122411The room (and him) would also have to be at absolute zero. Otherwise the thermal EMFs...
>> BetsyBingerman.dir - Fri, 26 Jul 2019 21:09:15 EST wQ+U/YTP No.122381 Reply >>122372Anon,You seem to think that wi-fi sends out radiation as a byproduct of what it does. This is a misconception. This radiation it sends out is actually what it uses to connect to and communicate with other devices. Think of the connection between a router and your computer or phone as an invisible wire. If you keep the router from sending out its radiation, you're in effect cutting the invisible wire. Your router would be useless.I'm sorry you're having trouble with this. I hope you figure it out.Anon
>> BeatriceNicklefield.bat - Thu, 15 Aug 2019 08:12:09 EST GZ9lN10B No.122411 Reply >>122364If you're concerned about EMF, you should go sit in a faraday cage in a dark room...Light is EM radiation, you know... at a much,much higher frequency than your wifi and your cords...>>122368Fuckin' A! EHS is bullcrap...
>> AngusWellyhet.lsp - Sat, 17 Aug 2019 01:05:31 EST m5th2DPe No.122416 Reply >>122411The room (and him) would also have to be at absolute zero. Otherwise the thermal EMFs...
PS3 gone wrong, what HDD should I jam in it? View Thread Reply Hide LillianBlesslenug.xls - Thu, 04 Jul 2019 16:02:29 EST GPz567yS No.122337 File: 1562270549178.jpg -(3464397B / 3.30MB, 4000x3000) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. After 9 years my PS3 slim is finally acting up, it has three beeps and red lights which means it's got issues with overheating. I suspect the HDD is on its last legs because it got really slow, just look at that time requiring to copy a PS1 game to the HDD. I was like "wow that CD speed is crazy slow", so I tried playing MGS2 for PS2 (not HD Edition) when the PS3 shut itself off, just before some really scary sounds coming from what I suspect was HDD. I tried backing up my saves but it's so slow I halted it as HDD was making those dying sounds again. It could be the power unit is dusty and clogged up but I think the HDD is the culprit here, hence asking the question here instead on video games board.So most likely the HDD is dead and I want to replace it but for the love of fuck can't decide which one. Toshiba L200, P300, WD Blue or HGST Travelstar (specifically Z7K500) all 1TB. Please tell me your experiences or recommendations if you have. 9 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> GrahamSangermidge.bmp - Thu, 11 Jul 2019 16:39:55 EST yP4bEv++ No.122370 Reply >>122359You know what I saw at a thrift store recently? A 60GB IBN Deathstar hard drive for $3, bought it right there on the spot, tested it and has like two or three tiny bad sectors. I'm not going to stick it into anything, it's just one of those items you get "just because lol". >> HenryTurveyshit.bfc - Sat, 13 Jul 2019 02:10:49 EST g5wawLiT No.122371 Reply >>122370Keep your eyes open for thrift stores. Can build a high end home heater system for basically nothing. Some stuff may be still in production, or was like 1500 bucksretail. For good reason people will buy these for a very good price. As the saying goes, older doesn't necessarily mean better. >> BeatriceNicklefield.bat - Thu, 15 Aug 2019 08:22:41 EST GZ9lN10B No.122412 Reply >>122337Any decently fast 7200RPM HDD with a good deal of cache.Switched out the 500 gig stock HDD in a ps3 slim I recently got with a 250 GB WD Scorpio Black (7200 RPM, 32 MB cache) from my old laptop. Less space, but much, much faster than the stock one (5400RPM and 8meg cache if I recall). Better yet if you want to invest a bit more - drop in an SSD. It makes loading super fast, and a decent 250-500 GB SSD can be obtained pretty cheaply nowadays...
>> GrahamSangermidge.bmp - Thu, 11 Jul 2019 16:39:55 EST yP4bEv++ No.122370 Reply >>122359You know what I saw at a thrift store recently? A 60GB IBN Deathstar hard drive for $3, bought it right there on the spot, tested it and has like two or three tiny bad sectors. I'm not going to stick it into anything, it's just one of those items you get "just because lol".
>> HenryTurveyshit.bfc - Sat, 13 Jul 2019 02:10:49 EST g5wawLiT No.122371 Reply >>122370Keep your eyes open for thrift stores. Can build a high end home heater system for basically nothing. Some stuff may be still in production, or was like 1500 bucksretail. For good reason people will buy these for a very good price. As the saying goes, older doesn't necessarily mean better.
>> BeatriceNicklefield.bat - Thu, 15 Aug 2019 08:22:41 EST GZ9lN10B No.122412 Reply >>122337Any decently fast 7200RPM HDD with a good deal of cache.Switched out the 500 gig stock HDD in a ps3 slim I recently got with a 250 GB WD Scorpio Black (7200 RPM, 32 MB cache) from my old laptop. Less space, but much, much faster than the stock one (5400RPM and 8meg cache if I recall). Better yet if you want to invest a bit more - drop in an SSD. It makes loading super fast, and a decent 250-500 GB SSD can be obtained pretty cheaply nowadays...
RIP Flash View Thread Reply Hide PhoebeFongershaw.dot - Mon, 12 Aug 2019 14:29:15 EST tKnjSqOP No.122407 File: 1565634555017.jpg -(7035B / 6.87KB, 300x168) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >https://theblog.adobe.com/adobe-flash-update/>we will stop updating and distributing the Flash Player at the end of 2020>and encourage content creators to migrate any existing Flash content to these new open formats.Are there really good other options beside Flash?A lot of websites use flash to steam live streams, videos where it's hard to download them and shitty games.What's the other options? >> PriscillaBennershit.pl - Mon, 12 Aug 2019 17:21:25 EST 0lDaIPw5 No.122408 Reply Hail, time traveler. In this timeline we use HTML5. There's another timeline where everything is Gopher based and the Internet is not very popular. There are no timelines where Flash support continues. >> PhineasBlatherway.cgi - Tue, 13 Aug 2019 19:19:55 EST iVlLvQYS No.122409 Reply good riddance, it's about time.The only thing that needs preserving imo is the Motherload flash game >> BetsyManningnad.ico - Wed, 14 Aug 2019 10:30:09 EST E3yT1Ylv No.122410 Reply >>122407Of course they do, but not because of technicalities but because the programmers who did the work did so last decade and it wasn't updated since. Flash is beyond superfluous at this point. For better or worse (mostly the worse, but compared to stuff like Flash or Java applets, the better), HTML has become fixated as a multimedia medium rather than a text medium with light image/sound capabilities. At the same time, the actual programming part for the web was finally elevated above shit level in the last couple years, making Javascript on par with Actionscript (the lang used for flash), and because JS is still kinda shit we have now TypeScript which is Actionscript on steroids and actually good.
>> PriscillaBennershit.pl - Mon, 12 Aug 2019 17:21:25 EST 0lDaIPw5 No.122408 Reply Hail, time traveler. In this timeline we use HTML5. There's another timeline where everything is Gopher based and the Internet is not very popular. There are no timelines where Flash support continues.
>> PhineasBlatherway.cgi - Tue, 13 Aug 2019 19:19:55 EST iVlLvQYS No.122409 Reply good riddance, it's about time.The only thing that needs preserving imo is the Motherload flash game
>> BetsyManningnad.ico - Wed, 14 Aug 2019 10:30:09 EST E3yT1Ylv No.122410 Reply >>122407Of course they do, but not because of technicalities but because the programmers who did the work did so last decade and it wasn't updated since. Flash is beyond superfluous at this point. For better or worse (mostly the worse, but compared to stuff like Flash or Java applets, the better), HTML has become fixated as a multimedia medium rather than a text medium with light image/sound capabilities. At the same time, the actual programming part for the web was finally elevated above shit level in the last couple years, making Javascript on par with Actionscript (the lang used for flash), and because JS is still kinda shit we have now TypeScript which is Actionscript on steroids and actually good.
New PC View Thread Reply Hide ShittingDazzlebere.pub - Sat, 15 Apr 2017 03:57:15 EST +Xmcn279 No.120915 File: 1492243035439.png -(98806B / 96.49KB, 800x517) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I'm building a new PC.It's purpose is gaming.Actually it's secondary purpose is gaming.It's primary purpose is digital illustration.But my classmates all said Adobe CC sucks.So I thought okay F(uck) that.I need to buy Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop CS6.However I can't find it.I want them and I don't want to pirate them.So what do I do? 4 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> SidneyClasslesare.rdo - Sun, 04 Aug 2019 16:19:53 EST cx1fPFO5 No.122400 Reply >>122399>What's wrong with gimp & inkscape?For literally anyone who knows or wants to learn photoshop hotkeys, GIMP's equivalents are unbelievable gutter trash.Which was something I didn't realize until I was pretty adept at Blender. The lack of a coherent hotkey system cripples GIMP. >> ThomasDudgestet.dic - Tue, 06 Aug 2019 08:18:17 EST iVlLvQYS No.122401 Reply >>122400I see. I'm an occasional user of image editing software at best and never needed hotkeys. But I get that someone who does that alot needs hotkeys.But then you ought to get money or some other kind of compensation for what you're doing imho. >> RebeccaCrenningway.raw - Thu, 08 Aug 2019 16:08:03 EST UuvWeODc No.122403 Reply >>122401"never needed hotkeys"Everyone needs hotkeys.Personally the big downside to all the time I've spent using GIMP is that it was all time I could have been learning photoshop hotkeys. And knowing photoshop hotkeys is a solid component of an actually valuable trade-skill. Maybe there are hotkey wizards with GIMP, but the road to get there is certainly not as smooth or easy as PS.Personally if I just had a quicksearch button like 3D software has to relatively quickly load up an obscure filter or function buried in the third layer of menus it would be tremendous.I actually do use the hotkeys for simple functions like selecting common tools and swapping FG/BG. But the other half of functions I commonly use I have no fucking idea how to get there as there are no direct hotkeys for them.So the process of getting to them is basically right-clicking and then hitting a complicated Tekken combo to get to "resize canvas" or whatever.
>> SidneyClasslesare.rdo - Sun, 04 Aug 2019 16:19:53 EST cx1fPFO5 No.122400 Reply >>122399>What's wrong with gimp & inkscape?For literally anyone who knows or wants to learn photoshop hotkeys, GIMP's equivalents are unbelievable gutter trash.Which was something I didn't realize until I was pretty adept at Blender. The lack of a coherent hotkey system cripples GIMP.
>> ThomasDudgestet.dic - Tue, 06 Aug 2019 08:18:17 EST iVlLvQYS No.122401 Reply >>122400I see. I'm an occasional user of image editing software at best and never needed hotkeys. But I get that someone who does that alot needs hotkeys.But then you ought to get money or some other kind of compensation for what you're doing imho.
>> RebeccaCrenningway.raw - Thu, 08 Aug 2019 16:08:03 EST UuvWeODc No.122403 Reply >>122401"never needed hotkeys"Everyone needs hotkeys.Personally the big downside to all the time I've spent using GIMP is that it was all time I could have been learning photoshop hotkeys. And knowing photoshop hotkeys is a solid component of an actually valuable trade-skill. Maybe there are hotkey wizards with GIMP, but the road to get there is certainly not as smooth or easy as PS.Personally if I just had a quicksearch button like 3D software has to relatively quickly load up an obscure filter or function buried in the third layer of menus it would be tremendous.I actually do use the hotkeys for simple functions like selecting common tools and swapping FG/BG. But the other half of functions I commonly use I have no fucking idea how to get there as there are no direct hotkeys for them.So the process of getting to them is basically right-clicking and then hitting a complicated Tekken combo to get to "resize canvas" or whatever.
Dumb question View Thread Reply Hide EugeneClengersore.msg - Fri, 02 Aug 2019 23:37:33 EST bc4Dl+A6 No.122397 File: 1564803453437.jpg -(93636B / 91.44KB, 800x450) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I have a DvI-I cord from my monitor with male connectors that works fine on my old comp but the motherboard on my new computer has a male connector for Dvi-I. Wat do? >> NellNillyfet.tmp - Sat, 03 Aug 2019 00:14:40 EST LPfm3OYR No.122398 Reply >>122397ebay, thrift stores often have odd different connector cords >> KLEZ.fml !!cEQLOiCj - Fri, 09 Aug 2019 13:52:21 EST zwV4b3zR No.122404 Reply 1565373141270.png -(6709B / 6.55KB, 181x354) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122397You're basically saying the DVI-I cable is M2F, which doesn't make sense. A Molex connector would look like that but not a DVI cable.You're probably trying to connect a DVI-I cable to a DVI-D port.
>> NellNillyfet.tmp - Sat, 03 Aug 2019 00:14:40 EST LPfm3OYR No.122398 Reply >>122397ebay, thrift stores often have odd different connector cords
>> KLEZ.fml !!cEQLOiCj - Fri, 09 Aug 2019 13:52:21 EST zwV4b3zR No.122404 Reply 1565373141270.png -(6709B / 6.55KB, 181x354) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122397You're basically saying the DVI-I cable is M2F, which doesn't make sense. A Molex connector would look like that but not a DVI cable.You're probably trying to connect a DVI-I cable to a DVI-D port.
VNC Proxy View Thread Reply Hide FuckDullerdale.cur - Thu, 07 Mar 2019 14:57:08 EST 7hgJAujr No.122189 File: 1551988628264.png -(2378364B / 2.27MB, 1512x722) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I'm at work on a linux machine.I installed the distro myself on my work laptop. I'm cool with IT and they know about it.So I don't think there's any company sniffing stuff on my laptop.Now, my laptop has a VNC connection with my home computer.I'm actually at work right now typing this from my home computer.Can my company somehow log all this?Or is it that my company only sees VNC noise without knowing what I'm actually doing? 4 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> IanDuttingsit.lnk - Thu, 14 Mar 2019 18:31:17 EST nSO+g/z/ No.122200 Reply >have a job where u get to work in an office>doing computer stuff>have the freedom to install w/e u want on company laptop>slacks off at workon behalf of all software developers stuck working in kitchens / labour jobs, FUCK you op. get back to work. >> JarvisGooddale.deb - Thu, 01 Aug 2019 06:11:13 EST 5KmAxBpq No.122386 Reply >>122189Managers are stupid the higher up they go.https://idiallo.com/blog/18000-dollars-static-web-pageClassic case would be the USA military industrial complex. >> HughTillingwater.htm - Fri, 02 Aug 2019 05:30:40 EST AAYQOno/ No.122392 Reply >>122189I know nothing about, or have not used a VNC, but you should be able to alter setting to use port 80 or port 443. Those are usually open. If a different port is set by default for your VNC, which is likely, any port can be used for any service if you can tell it to. Or use a helper-program, etc, to help make that happen.
>> IanDuttingsit.lnk - Thu, 14 Mar 2019 18:31:17 EST nSO+g/z/ No.122200 Reply >have a job where u get to work in an office>doing computer stuff>have the freedom to install w/e u want on company laptop>slacks off at workon behalf of all software developers stuck working in kitchens / labour jobs, FUCK you op. get back to work.
>> JarvisGooddale.deb - Thu, 01 Aug 2019 06:11:13 EST 5KmAxBpq No.122386 Reply >>122189Managers are stupid the higher up they go.https://idiallo.com/blog/18000-dollars-static-web-pageClassic case would be the USA military industrial complex.
>> HughTillingwater.htm - Fri, 02 Aug 2019 05:30:40 EST AAYQOno/ No.122392 Reply >>122189I know nothing about, or have not used a VNC, but you should be able to alter setting to use port 80 or port 443. Those are usually open. If a different port is set by default for your VNC, which is likely, any port can be used for any service if you can tell it to. Or use a helper-program, etc, to help make that happen.
looking for unbiased opinion View Thread Reply Hide PhyllisCrunnerdock.qif - Thu, 01 Aug 2019 18:23:27 EST GS7dMUef No.122387 File: 1564698207174.jpg -(65886B / 64.34KB, 500x708) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Anyone use a password vault program taht they can recommend?Looking for simple and secure, nothing fancy at all.Yes, I can google, but those lists are all paid shill lists. >> ClaraNickleham.ani - Thu, 01 Aug 2019 18:33:14 EST 5EqW5Qgw No.122388 Reply >>122387please refer to my answer on /b/ >> PhyllisCrunnerdock.qif - Thu, 01 Aug 2019 19:37:59 EST GS7dMUef No.122389 Reply >>122388Thanks mate, checking it out.
>> ClaraNickleham.ani - Thu, 01 Aug 2019 18:33:14 EST 5EqW5Qgw No.122388 Reply >>122387please refer to my answer on /b/
>> PhyllisCrunnerdock.qif - Thu, 01 Aug 2019 19:37:59 EST GS7dMUef No.122389 Reply >>122388Thanks mate, checking it out.
ISPs View Thread Reply Hide OliverBladdlesut.eps - Sat, 16 Mar 2019 00:35:19 EST UxGRnPhJ No.122203 File: 1552710919745.jpg -(132953B / 129.84KB, 640x808) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. ISP has problems?Build your own!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p52PY_cwIsA 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> JamesBrookham.psd - Sat, 23 Mar 2019 20:31:31 EST kpSkMKGS No.122217 Reply >>122206It's simpler than that. USAians can't seem to work together but see themselves as "hot shot rebels". It's like the wild west never ended. >> AugustusGrimridge.css - Sun, 24 Mar 2019 00:32:11 EST QCg+IScO No.122221 Reply >>122203Cool video. Used to work with a guy, well we would talk, he had his own ISP he started; for many years. Best game in town. For a small dependable ISP. A company not to name, he wanted to move on to other things, so he sold it. He signed papers, had no legal representation, (which he should have) but kinda a trustworthy person. They used their powers to not only take his business for nothing in return, but he owed the corporation tens of thousands in the end. https://money.cnn.com/2014/06/16/technology/security/comcast-wifi-hotspot/Seems windows 10 had similiar issues, https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/209208-windows-10s-new-wifi-sense-shares-your-wifi-password-with-facebook-outlook-and-skype-contacts. I stick with win7 pro. 10 is too busy. Reinstall a fresh 10 by default, discard most if not all manufacturer built in 'helper software.' Like stuff that you can contact say Dell for tech support. Automatic manufacturer software updates. Just keep things to windows 10, and favorite software. When reinstalling, do things manually. Let me choose my own settings. Then keep digging. Again, it has too much going on. I turn off cortana, or whatever right away. >> JarvisGooddale.deb - Thu, 01 Aug 2019 05:53:59 EST 5KmAxBpq No.122384 Reply >>122221Win 7 support to end in 2020. I hate microsoft.On topic, the world needs more dependable small ISPs. Big ISPs seem to not care at all.
>> JamesBrookham.psd - Sat, 23 Mar 2019 20:31:31 EST kpSkMKGS No.122217 Reply >>122206It's simpler than that. USAians can't seem to work together but see themselves as "hot shot rebels". It's like the wild west never ended.
>> AugustusGrimridge.css - Sun, 24 Mar 2019 00:32:11 EST QCg+IScO No.122221 Reply >>122203Cool video. Used to work with a guy, well we would talk, he had his own ISP he started; for many years. Best game in town. For a small dependable ISP. A company not to name, he wanted to move on to other things, so he sold it. He signed papers, had no legal representation, (which he should have) but kinda a trustworthy person. They used their powers to not only take his business for nothing in return, but he owed the corporation tens of thousands in the end. https://money.cnn.com/2014/06/16/technology/security/comcast-wifi-hotspot/Seems windows 10 had similiar issues, https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/209208-windows-10s-new-wifi-sense-shares-your-wifi-password-with-facebook-outlook-and-skype-contacts. I stick with win7 pro. 10 is too busy. Reinstall a fresh 10 by default, discard most if not all manufacturer built in 'helper software.' Like stuff that you can contact say Dell for tech support. Automatic manufacturer software updates. Just keep things to windows 10, and favorite software. When reinstalling, do things manually. Let me choose my own settings. Then keep digging. Again, it has too much going on. I turn off cortana, or whatever right away.
>> JarvisGooddale.deb - Thu, 01 Aug 2019 05:53:59 EST 5KmAxBpq No.122384 Reply >>122221Win 7 support to end in 2020. I hate microsoft.On topic, the world needs more dependable small ISPs. Big ISPs seem to not care at all.
Sandisk SSD shit. View Thread Reply Hide Itsy - Mon, 24 Jun 2019 19:07:21 EST qMugolV4 No.122319 File: 1561417641084.jpg -(18159B / 17.73KB, 500x349) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. My Sandisk SSDPlus 240GB trash plastic has gone to shit after just 7 months of use. I can still boot into Windows7 on an ancient PC but it is excruciatingly slow. I can still copy files at much slower speeds than originally but I managed to back up my data to a USB stick. What tf is going on, anyone has experience with these stupid SSDs? I had a WD Caviar Black HDD that lasted me for 7 years in a PC that was hit numerous times. I thought SSDs are supposed to be even more resilient because they have no moving parts. I'm so pissed. Is there anyway to make this SSD work again or should I should I backup everything and take a hammer to it? It basically freezes for one or two literal minutes at a time and then starts working again and so on. I tried that weird method of letting it on while in BIOS with only power plug connected to the SSD but obviously that didn't work. Could this be because of multiple power outages and hard resets this computer has experienced in the last months while ON?Also we need to bring back lead based solder immediately. 6 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> JennyBrezzlepot.dot - Sat, 20 Jul 2019 04:01:11 EST +tjz3aaz No.122377 Reply >>122339>I got a large enough sample to say that WD sucks.>Which is leaving the PC always on and filling the HDDs to the brim.Always on doesn't necessarilly mean failure. Aside from ssds I have had HDs working for years nearly 24/7. And still do work correctly. Yes one needs a bit of space for left, for whatever purposes. They kinda do that anyway. >> PhineasClemblelot.log - Wed, 24 Jul 2019 20:48:16 EST 3s8wh/be No.122379 Reply I find the arguments against WD interesting, because I've only ever had WD hard drives since my first PC that wasn't a family PC, 15 years ago. None of my hard drives have failed to date! All 4 are still strong, even though I spend so much time downloading games, anime, music, ect.Personal experiences mean so little though! >> WilliamDrullerfuck.pm - Thu, 25 Jul 2019 04:43:25 EST AIHcleTp No.122380 Reply >>122379Some drive manufacturers have put out versions that just plain fail. Too many variables of how and why a hd may be deemed the point of failure.A HD may come with windows installed from whatever computer manufacturer that fail consistently. But the drive may be fine. I find that repair partitions/drives fail to restore the system and people and computer manufacturers may blame the hard drive. I think the added software;The diagnostics, 'keep you system and drivers updated, contact help center, etc, software is often the failure.I just zero out drives that have these extras. These installed helper applications and extras are basically useless IMO. And as well are the point of failure of the operating system. I have done many systemsthat the software often has common theme. I have asked, does this have a restore partition, yes, but it didn't work. Trial version of whatever, anti-virus, yea. So if in warranty, the HD is replaced, zeroed out, called refurbished and working correctly. Then often gets moved to computer chain stores as 'refurbished and you can get a good drive for a lot less $$. Plus a warranty. Unless stated otherwise. External drives, just wipe the drive along with whatever that is on the drive. It's a hard drive. Computer manufacturers drives with the restore partitions and extras. I say just wipe the drive by default. Reinstall windows. Install drivers enough to get windows connected to the internet if needed. Get whatever updates and wanted optional drivers updates through windows update, and you should have a reliablestable working system.
>> JennyBrezzlepot.dot - Sat, 20 Jul 2019 04:01:11 EST +tjz3aaz No.122377 Reply >>122339>I got a large enough sample to say that WD sucks.>Which is leaving the PC always on and filling the HDDs to the brim.Always on doesn't necessarilly mean failure. Aside from ssds I have had HDs working for years nearly 24/7. And still do work correctly. Yes one needs a bit of space for left, for whatever purposes. They kinda do that anyway.
>> PhineasClemblelot.log - Wed, 24 Jul 2019 20:48:16 EST 3s8wh/be No.122379 Reply I find the arguments against WD interesting, because I've only ever had WD hard drives since my first PC that wasn't a family PC, 15 years ago. None of my hard drives have failed to date! All 4 are still strong, even though I spend so much time downloading games, anime, music, ect.Personal experiences mean so little though!
>> WilliamDrullerfuck.pm - Thu, 25 Jul 2019 04:43:25 EST AIHcleTp No.122380 Reply >>122379Some drive manufacturers have put out versions that just plain fail. Too many variables of how and why a hd may be deemed the point of failure.A HD may come with windows installed from whatever computer manufacturer that fail consistently. But the drive may be fine. I find that repair partitions/drives fail to restore the system and people and computer manufacturers may blame the hard drive. I think the added software;The diagnostics, 'keep you system and drivers updated, contact help center, etc, software is often the failure.I just zero out drives that have these extras. These installed helper applications and extras are basically useless IMO. And as well are the point of failure of the operating system. I have done many systemsthat the software often has common theme. I have asked, does this have a restore partition, yes, but it didn't work. Trial version of whatever, anti-virus, yea. So if in warranty, the HD is replaced, zeroed out, called refurbished and working correctly. Then often gets moved to computer chain stores as 'refurbished and you can get a good drive for a lot less $$. Plus a warranty. Unless stated otherwise. External drives, just wipe the drive along with whatever that is on the drive. It's a hard drive. Computer manufacturers drives with the restore partitions and extras. I say just wipe the drive by default. Reinstall windows. Install drivers enough to get windows connected to the internet if needed. Get whatever updates and wanted optional drivers updates through windows update, and you should have a reliablestable working system.
older stuffs View Thread Reply Hide , - Thu, 04 Jul 2019 03:15:16 EST 58NuDERj No.122334 File: 1562224516801.jpg -(108792B / 106.24KB, 1100x739) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. socks2http jbn anonymous remailer jap proxy chains mail2news hamster stunnel JonDo mixmaster Riot Anonymous Remailer w3 mixmaster Andre Bacard Mixminion alt2600 Pseudo-Anonymous fakemail quicksilver enthusiastici.orgParanoia Remailer usenet of course/mail2news google groups Deja Newsproxy hunter port12345 free cable tv monitoring cops drug deals trunking pirate radio 2600frequency capncrunch cereal boxesAdd on if you like. 3 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> SidneyGeshnedging.icl - Wed, 10 Jul 2019 02:04:06 EST WcG+z847 No.122361 Reply >>122352Jap proxy server, obvious was obvious. Crowds was a proxy like-service, that was intended, to make users anonymous through users' base. Like the more users, the more difficulty to target individual users. hence 'crowds'. >> SidneyGeshnedging.icl - Wed, 10 Jul 2019 02:15:15 EST WcG+z847 No.122362 Reply >>122334SSH, any thoughts? Tunneling. >> MatildaFallyfitch.eml - Wed, 10 Jul 2019 23:28:47 EST u3zeVki/ No.122369 Reply >>122334https://www.howtogeek.com/233383/why-was-80-chosen-as-the-default-http-port-and-443-as-the-default-https-port/--If one were to scan for proxy servers, like proxy-hunter one would scan IP blocks. For ftp services, usenet services, whatever. Open services, sometimes people leave these services open to test server load. Kind of a brilliant idea, to see how things work and fail. Security checks. Load balancing I would guess. People get mad that their server they are working on, gets slammed. Well, that is the test. -One can make any port use any service. Around 56,000 port?s In the US, port 80 is generally unencrypted web servers. As well, port 443 is almost always encrypted. SSL/TLS.Many countries use port 3128 for web services.. Just messing around with ideas.
>> SidneyGeshnedging.icl - Wed, 10 Jul 2019 02:04:06 EST WcG+z847 No.122361 Reply >>122352Jap proxy server, obvious was obvious. Crowds was a proxy like-service, that was intended, to make users anonymous through users' base. Like the more users, the more difficulty to target individual users. hence 'crowds'.
>> SidneyGeshnedging.icl - Wed, 10 Jul 2019 02:15:15 EST WcG+z847 No.122362 Reply >>122334SSH, any thoughts? Tunneling.
>> MatildaFallyfitch.eml - Wed, 10 Jul 2019 23:28:47 EST u3zeVki/ No.122369 Reply >>122334https://www.howtogeek.com/233383/why-was-80-chosen-as-the-default-http-port-and-443-as-the-default-https-port/--If one were to scan for proxy servers, like proxy-hunter one would scan IP blocks. For ftp services, usenet services, whatever. Open services, sometimes people leave these services open to test server load. Kind of a brilliant idea, to see how things work and fail. Security checks. Load balancing I would guess. People get mad that their server they are working on, gets slammed. Well, that is the test. -One can make any port use any service. Around 56,000 port?s In the US, port 80 is generally unencrypted web servers. As well, port 443 is almost always encrypted. SSL/TLS.Many countries use port 3128 for web services.. Just messing around with ideas.
Power Bank for monitor View Thread Reply Hide McCunttoch - Sat, 29 Jun 2019 12:26:26 EST zxMMLqc2 No.122325 File: 1561825586837.jpg -(9226B / 9.01KB, 355x355) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Is a Power Bank with power outlet sufficient to supply computer monitor which draws about 30W?`how long does a fully charged average power bank last if it would be used for supplying power to a monitor and not charging phones n shit?Whats the difference of a regular power outlet compared to a power bank battery in terms of electrical waves/radiation being emitted. The battery should emitt less of those "waves" riGht? 2 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> WilliamChallerkack.rdo - Wed, 03 Jul 2019 04:04:37 EST 8urRpkYA No.122333 Reply >>122331I'll give your cousin $1,000 if she can reliably sense whether a something is turned on by EM waves alone. Let's make it happen. >> BeatriceBiffingshit.avi - Thu, 04 Jul 2019 10:43:06 EST AyiRf54w No.122335 Reply >>122333>Whats the difference of a regular power outlet compared to a power bank battery in terms of electrical waves/radiation being emitted. The battery should emitt less of those "waves" riGht? Nope, It probably uses harsher square waves. Besides, outside of young cunts who can still hear high frequency whine, this sensitivity is not a real thing.Also most computer monitors now draw straight DC from a brick. >> EmmaGrimfoot.fla - Fri, 05 Jul 2019 19:54:35 EST iVlLvQYS No.122343 Reply Suspected a crank but tried to steer it in another direction, oh well.OP: Read thishttps://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_hypersensitivityThis probably won't help to convince anybody who firmly believes in crank stuff but there also is a crank solution for that:Google "Orgone Sticker"Everybody else: Don't give me shit about potentially encouraging people into new-age woo. If you have to deal with people like that personally it does more harm than good to try to convince them of anything. But this kind of acknowledgement shuts them up about it when they are near you.
>> WilliamChallerkack.rdo - Wed, 03 Jul 2019 04:04:37 EST 8urRpkYA No.122333 Reply >>122331I'll give your cousin $1,000 if she can reliably sense whether a something is turned on by EM waves alone. Let's make it happen.
>> BeatriceBiffingshit.avi - Thu, 04 Jul 2019 10:43:06 EST AyiRf54w No.122335 Reply >>122333>Whats the difference of a regular power outlet compared to a power bank battery in terms of electrical waves/radiation being emitted. The battery should emitt less of those "waves" riGht? Nope, It probably uses harsher square waves. Besides, outside of young cunts who can still hear high frequency whine, this sensitivity is not a real thing.Also most computer monitors now draw straight DC from a brick.
>> EmmaGrimfoot.fla - Fri, 05 Jul 2019 19:54:35 EST iVlLvQYS No.122343 Reply Suspected a crank but tried to steer it in another direction, oh well.OP: Read thishttps://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_hypersensitivityThis probably won't help to convince anybody who firmly believes in crank stuff but there also is a crank solution for that:Google "Orgone Sticker"Everybody else: Don't give me shit about potentially encouraging people into new-age woo. If you have to deal with people like that personally it does more harm than good to try to convince them of anything. But this kind of acknowledgement shuts them up about it when they are near you.
5 beeps of death View Thread Reply Hide BasilCackleshit.ocx - Sat, 29 Jun 2019 23:10:33 EST zELoe2Ul No.122326 File: 1561864233819.jpg -(126356B / 123.39KB, 350x300) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. installing new computer todayattached psu, mobo, cpu and ram together with no other componentsi boot and get 5 error beepsi check what they mean on the ami bios siteCPU ERRORreplace cpu or faulty psu/moboany ideas on how to figure out which one it is?Specs:-mobo: gigabyte d360m ds3h LGA1151-cpu: i5-9400f-ram: two sticks of 8gb ddr4 2400mhz-psu: 450watt evga bt 80 plus 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> BetsyDartshaw.wsz - Mon, 01 Jul 2019 15:22:36 EST J3ojyzdo No.122330 Reply >>122326It could be that it's under powered.. >> WilliamSnodford.xml - Tue, 02 Jul 2019 07:56:16 EST Qx3lfgFz No.122332 Reply 1562068576274.png -(5792B / 5.66KB, 302x70) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122330I put OPs parts through a PSU calculator, doesn't seem like it. >> DavidDrogglesat.cmf - Wed, 24 Jul 2019 19:31:05 EST 3s8wh/be No.122378 Reply Did you try taking out the CPU and blowing into the pins before plugging it back in?
>> BetsyDartshaw.wsz - Mon, 01 Jul 2019 15:22:36 EST J3ojyzdo No.122330 Reply >>122326It could be that it's under powered..
>> WilliamSnodford.xml - Tue, 02 Jul 2019 07:56:16 EST Qx3lfgFz No.122332 Reply 1562068576274.png -(5792B / 5.66KB, 302x70) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>122330I put OPs parts through a PSU calculator, doesn't seem like it.
>> DavidDrogglesat.cmf - Wed, 24 Jul 2019 19:31:05 EST 3s8wh/be No.122378 Reply Did you try taking out the CPU and blowing into the pins before plugging it back in?
Gnu/Linux general View Thread Reply Hide IanHusslechat.ocx - Tue, 07 May 2019 04:06:28 EST XJxlasDc No.122264 File: 1557216388955.jpg -(436971B / 426.73KB, 1250x802) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Let's have a general about everything Gnu/Linux.Questions, advice, bragging? It all goes here. 7 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> ArchieSammerstatch.js - Sat, 08 Jun 2019 04:22:22 EST Md4N4rlZ No.122307 Reply >>122282No reason to stop here. A GNU is not a water buffalo >> RebeccaNunningbanks.bfc - Sat, 22 Jun 2019 09:42:13 EST Qwf+u44l No.122317 Reply >>122266It is an essential part of the OS. Without GNU tools, there is no init system. Without an init system, you just have a kernel. Go learn things >> PollyNuzzleway.ani - Wed, 26 Jun 2019 01:13:19 EST O6exj/fH No.122324 Reply >>122317I do not buy that. Tools are to make an operating function like one intends.In the end, a cmos. One could run an operating system , from less than one MB from a floppy disk. I assume. Even 64 kilobytes. A simple chip. Even our, or the US uses floppies to control our defenses with. I think it is difficult but fail-safe.Essentially cmos, or a chip, is actually a functional operation system in its-self. It has all the information to build an operating system from. If that is the intention. As well, a simple simple code, could build a chip.You are program it to do something simple, and direct how you would like it to do.
>> ArchieSammerstatch.js - Sat, 08 Jun 2019 04:22:22 EST Md4N4rlZ No.122307 Reply >>122282No reason to stop here. A GNU is not a water buffalo
>> RebeccaNunningbanks.bfc - Sat, 22 Jun 2019 09:42:13 EST Qwf+u44l No.122317 Reply >>122266It is an essential part of the OS. Without GNU tools, there is no init system. Without an init system, you just have a kernel. Go learn things
>> PollyNuzzleway.ani - Wed, 26 Jun 2019 01:13:19 EST O6exj/fH No.122324 Reply >>122317I do not buy that. Tools are to make an operating function like one intends.In the end, a cmos. One could run an operating system , from less than one MB from a floppy disk. I assume. Even 64 kilobytes. A simple chip. Even our, or the US uses floppies to control our defenses with. I think it is difficult but fail-safe.Essentially cmos, or a chip, is actually a functional operation system in its-self. It has all the information to build an operating system from. If that is the intention. As well, a simple simple code, could build a chip.You are program it to do something simple, and direct how you would like it to do.
