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if you are having computer problems you probably should get this since this is designed to fix up computer problems from the inside out, like a vitamin
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Sniep posted:if you are having computer problems you probably should get this since this is designed to fix up computer problems from the inside out, like a vitamin what is it/what does it do? 
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Oct 3, 2014 16:13
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Sniep posted:if you are having computer problems you probably should get this since this is designed to fix up computer problems from the inside out, like a vitamin do they have a separate HERS module for non-technical women and children?
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Oct 3, 2014 16:16
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prefect posted:what is it/what does it do? looks like some decoupling and filter caps
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Oct 3, 2014 16:26
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it's supposed to reduce the signal to noise ratio according to a product page I found through reverse gis
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Oct 3, 2014 16:34
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pesky signals getting in the way of my noise
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Oct 3, 2014 16:40
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Broken Machine posted:it's supposed to reduce the signal to noise ratio according to a product page I found through reverse gis it's a bullshit product and it cost $100 lol it's like $5 in parts maybe
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Oct 3, 2014 16:43
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prefect posted:what is it/what does it do? It doesn't do anything! That's the beauty of it!
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Oct 3, 2014 16:57
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it's just audiophile bullshit, it doesn't need to make any sense
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Oct 3, 2014 18:35
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Heresiarch posted:it's just audiophile bullshit, it doesn't need to make any sense remember when denon sold the cat5 cable that cost like $1,000 or something
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Oct 3, 2014 20:33
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http://www.bestbuy.com/site/audioquest-coffee-39-4-hdmi-cable-white/1267764.p?id=1218245464814&skuId=1267764
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Oct 3, 2014 20:47
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Broken Machine posted:it's supposed to reduce the signal to noise ratio according to a product page I found through reverse gis well i dont want to pay for that!!!
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Oct 3, 2014 23:44
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Uncle at Nintendo posted:i've been flattening and reinstalling windows machines as favors for people since windows 95 and this is a completely new one for me: do you get some sort of error code? did you try installing them to different locations? you probably already did this, but did you check if it's an admin permissions issue?
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Oct 4, 2014 19:36
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so i have a tv hooked up to pc uisind hdmi and so i have two potential sound soruces now but i dsiabled the tv one a while ago but now i need to undisable it
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Oct 4, 2014 20:44
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echinopsis posted:so i have a tv hooked up to pc uisind hdmi and so i have two potential sound soruces now but i dsiabled the tv one a while ago but now i need to undisable it
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Oct 4, 2014 20:46
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anthonypants posted:right-click the speaker icon go to playback devices and undisable it thanks i jus realised i had already done this the problem is htat i just realised windows cant send (the same) sound to multiple sound devices at once and as far as i can tell the way of switching sucks. ie. opening up sound settings and changin dwefailt
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Oct 4, 2014 20:50
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i have a similar setup and when i use the winkey-p key combo (projector control) it remembers which audio output it used for that video output, so i only had to go change it manually the first time
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Oct 4, 2014 20:53
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Heresiarch posted:i have a similar setup and when i use the winkey-p key combo (projector control) it remembers which audio output it used for that video output, so i only had to go change it manually the first time ok interesting. can this be done while using same monitor?
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Oct 4, 2014 21:19
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echinopsis posted:thanks Yeah I had to fiddle awhile before I got my new DX  USB Headphones working, it's not an ideal setup. I just leave the opened speaker tool popup window hidden behind my Steam / Spotify on my 2nd monitor so I can quickly swap them over.ps whoever said they would be bad quality, you were incorrect. They pipe game sounds into my head just fine with no fartiness and the mic is excellent.
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Oct 4, 2014 21:24
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echinopsis posted:ok interesting. can this be done while using same monitor? i'm not sure what you're asking here i have two use cases, one where my pc is sending video to a monitor on my desk and audio to headphones, and the other where it is sending video and audio to the nearby tv over hdmi i switch between the two setups using the winkey-p hotkey. the hotkey is really just controlling where the video signal goes, but it remembers which audio output i last used with each video output and changes it accordingly this worked under win7 and still works with the windows 10 preview
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Oct 4, 2014 21:51
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echinopsis posted:thanks if all else fails there's virtual audio cable and it's not free but there is a free trial
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Oct 4, 2014 23:00
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Oct 5, 2014 02:25
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CISADMIN PRIVILEGE posted:whats the yosposest vps recommendation for a small us based host for vpn / loving around I'm looking at vultr.com because $5 for a 768MB /15GBSSD seems pretty good. I think this is the one recommended here last time https://www.digitalocean.com/. it's the one i bookmarked anyway
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NevergirlsOFFICIAL posted:I think this is the one recommended here last time https://www.digitalocean.com/. it's the one i bookmarked anyway yeah digitalocean or linode i use linode, i guess its just a preference thing, i think DO does smaller plans ($5) and linode starts at $10... but both pretty much equivalent from what i can tell
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i'm using digitalocean right now, one of their $5/mon droplets, and it's handling all of my "loving around" needs just fine, including web dev/hosting and an irc bouncer for some friends, and i'm 99% sure they don't have a problem with setting up your own vpn as long as you don't violate the tos. they have debian and centos images and generally things just work as expected, in my experience. their newer locations support stuff like ipv6 too this is my referral link, which will give me $25 in credit eventually if you stay with them long enough, but more importantly will give you $10 in account credit immediately so you can fool around with their vms for a while and see if you like how they work, there may be something i've missed that's important to other folks i hope this kind of referral link is okay, if it's not then i'll delete it (or a mod can just do it for me)
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Oct 5, 2014 03:20
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i didnt post MY linode referral link hurumph
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Oct 5, 2014 03:24
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lol at vultr's top news article really with the times there guys
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Oct 5, 2014 03:27
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Sniep posted:i didnt post MY linode referral link hurumph so fix that, man digitalocean's referrals have the added bonus of giving the new user a $10 credit which is really why i did it, if i had a way of giving that to people without making me the referrer then i'd have done that instead so i don't look like a greedy poo poo, but i don't think i can
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Heresiarch posted:i'm using digitalocean right now, one of their $5/mon droplets, and it's handling all of my "loving around" needs just fine, including web dev/hosting and an irc bouncer for some friends, and i'm 99% sure they don't have a problem with setting up your own vpn as long as you don't violate the tos. they have debian and centos images and generally things just work as expected, in my experience. their newer locations support stuff like ipv6 too they provide a step by step guide for setting up openvpn so I guess it's fine.
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computer toucher posted:they provide a step by step guide for setting up openvpn so I guess it's fine. this is true, one advantage of digital ocean is they provide a very complete how-to guide on pretty much everything related to "hi im new to unix admin, help" topics but its all public so you dont have to be a customer to utilize that, just saying
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fyi the easy-rsa scripts included in openvpn have the key length set to 1K by default.
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spankmeister posted:fyi the easy-rsa scripts included in openvpn have the key length set to 1K by default. 
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spankmeister posted:yeah you don't know what you're talking about. i dont or he doesnt? if you meant me, care to explain the difference? genuinely curious, not calling you out or anything
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so after an upgrade i have a spare circa-2011 computer in one of those tiny Shuttle cases that i want to stick next to my router and turn into a network backup device and linux ISO streaming solution. microsoft thinks i'm a college student through march so I have access to all the server OSes through MSDNAA. nothing on my network is pre-windows 7. did they ever de-stupid server 2012?
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no it still has metro if you're into powershell there's a lot of cmdlets that only 8/2012+ got and allegedly can't be backported to 7/2008 because the wmi functionality doesn't exist
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CISADMIN PRIVILEGE posted:whats the yosposest vps recommendation for a small us based host for vpn / loving around I'm looking at vultr.com because $5 for a 768MB /15GBSSD seems pretty good. I've been using vultr since they support FreeBSD, have no current complaints, wouldn't recommend running a mail server on them though.
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Beeftweeter posted:i dont or he doesnt? if you meant me, care to explain the difference? genuinely curious, not calling you out or anything cifs isn't "linux-ified" smb old rear end smb v1 was created at IBM way back then Microsoft took it and expanded on it and used for a long time. this was reverse engineered by the samba project and so became basis for many open sores implementations. Later Microsoft came up with an expanded version which they called CIFS. In their own words this is a "dialect" of smb with symlink and hardlink support and such and this has been in use from. Most notably it doesn't require NetBIOS anymore. They released specs of this so it could be implemented without reverse engineering. since Vista/2008R1 iirc Microsoft uses SMB v2 which is much improved and much unlike smb v1/cifs Most server and implementations can negotiate down if they come across a peer that doesn't support the higher versions On Linux there was the smbfs driver for a long time provided by the samba project but that is fairly integrated into the whole samba toolset and isn't maintained anymore, on Linux you should use the "cifs" driver which is newer and actually maintained
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thus spoke Spankmeister, knower of protocols.
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