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Yeah, I guess I'll wait. My rig can keep chugging.
'No Stupid Questions' (NSQ) Internet & Technology Edition
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Just use torrents.
Dammit Mandrake!
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Minor update for anyone that cares; I was able to resume pulling content off of the Locals platform despite their new video player. Funnily enough it was an older program that I used to use years ago that did the trick. The Video DownloadHelper extension for Firefox did the trick. I ended up getting fed up with Pale Moon and its expanding list of problems and went back to Firefox and sure enough the stuff I used to use still works. Go figure.
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See our fairly new thread about NFTs. tl;dr: They are typically used to store a contract denoting ownership of a work of art (but not the work of art itself) on a blockchain, similar to how a car title denotes ownership of a car but is not the car itself.
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I would wait at least a year, unless its something critically important you need windows 11 for. It has some issues, like win 10 drivers not being compatible with certain devices, requiring a special driver which may or may not be available.
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Considering how games shit the bed under Windows 11 paired with Alder Lake (12th gen) Intels - which were designed in a tight cooperation between Microsoft and Intel - I really think you should wait until the rest of the issues are discovered and fixed.
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Wait as long as you can, unless you trust Microsoft's crack team of Subcontinentals with your hardware and personal files.
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Even after extensive searching I could not find a direct answer to the question I have:
I have a motorized corrugated sheet steel Hörmann up-and-over garage door, and one of its four extension springs snapped. Do I only replace the single broken spring or do I replace all four of them?
I have a motorized corrugated sheet steel Hörmann up-and-over garage door, and one of its four extension springs snapped. Do I only replace the single broken spring or do I replace all four of them?
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Anyone know a decent mouse? Looking to replace my current one because the rechargable battery isn't worth shit.
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There's too many choices nowadays. Do you just want a regular office mouse or a gaming mouse? Do you prefer larger or smaller mice? Will you accept a trackpad or trackball? Does it have to be wireless?
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I want a fairly large, wireless gaming mouse, one with six buttons. Don't want a trackpad or a trackball. I don't even want anything fancy. Just something I can comfortably put my hand around while I browse or play games.
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The type of garage door I'm familiar with is a different style than that Hormann and only uses two extension springs up top. I have replaced one of my springs when it got janky looking. I saw a couple places that would only sell pairs of extension springs because you want the springs to be balanced. Plenty of DIY sites said never mentioned an issue replacing one spring. I would expect you'd be fine replacing one as long it wouldn't create a significant power imbalance between the two sets of springs.
I am a diy idiot, not a professional.
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"Daemon" is more general and can refer to any background process, which may or may not be a server.
For that matter, a server doesn't necessarily have to be a daemon, if you wanted you could write one that runs in the foreground and ties up a terminal or keeps a desktop window.
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to simplify it even more then @Kosher Dill did.
daemon's are unseen helper programs that work in the background, servers are the hardware that the daemon's run on
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There are too many choices for what I need to do. Please help. I need to make some kind of .svg file that I can send a command to and have individual line elements change colour or appear/disappear.
Is this even possible? Is there some other type of "container" I can use that will accept signals in "R" and output a change to a graphic element? I think it will accept a .jpeg and .png as well. SVG seems to be a lot less fussy.
I will tell you what I am doing currently in the hopes that you will have pity...I have 15 different permutations of almost the same .svg as a state-dependent background. But I need like 100 more. It would work a lot better if the signal state would CHANGE the .svg, not replace it. There are about 50 total line elements on the card that can have 1 of 5 states.
Is this even possible? Is there some other type of "container" I can use that will accept signals in "R" and output a change to a graphic element? I think it will accept a .jpeg and .png as well. SVG seems to be a lot less fussy.
I will tell you what I am doing currently in the hopes that you will have pity...I have 15 different permutations of almost the same .svg as a state-dependent background. But I need like 100 more. It would work a lot better if the signal state would CHANGE the .svg, not replace it. There are about 50 total line elements on the card that can have 1 of 5 states.
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Any possibility of having a SVG containing all the lines and modifying the line attributes in whatever is rendering it? Lines should have color settings and adjustable opacity.