I know you don't care, but I'd just like to reiterate that a new thread at 305 is kinda lame.
Carson Cox
I have 2 individual questions, asked in previous threads:
1. Is there any non-crap program that scans the computer for driver updates or drivers that the PC lacks?
2. A friend is asking me to reinstall their system but he doesn't have the drivers and doesn't know what parts he has in his PC. What are some programs that identify hardware besides Speccy and UnknownDevices? The latter sometimes crashes on launch.
adding (?i) before a capture group is now deprecated so re.search("(?i)(caseinsensitive)", "CaSeiNseNsiTive") will now give the warning DeprecationWarning: Flags not at the start of the expression
what is the proper syntax for this now? someone pls help
Carson Powell
report the thread people do that shit all the time on /an/ (making new thread before old at bump limit), mods will probably delete. faggot op just wants to put his faggot anime in the op because he is a huge faggot
William Diaz
Could you ever imagine seeing a human with eyeballs like that in real life?
Aiden Diaz
Is it wise to buy a chink adapter or something? My brother died in a hit and run, and he left me his old console stuff. I won't be playing any of it much, just for keepsakes. While I have a lot of random cables, a female Xbox (original, not 360 / One) to male USB is something I don't have. Are these a thing? I just wanted to play some old Xbox games for old times' sake.
Nolan Hall
Is there a way to get a screenshot or something of a folder structure that just shows the folders?
I've got my comic collection sorted meticulously in folders, and trying to figure out what I don't have is hard. If I could get a directory structure of just the folders, it would work, since there are over 500 or so folders, but hundreds of thousands of files and the `tree` command shows fucking everything.
Wired internet doesn't work in xfce debian setup anymore. It was probably an apt-get upgrade that screwed everything up. It's not the cable that's the issue since it works in the Windows set up. Tried to modify network.conf to be like the generic configuration shown in the official debian site: wiki.debian.org/NetworkConfiguration
Lucas Parker
hhhhhh... driver questions always suck to explain but I'm gonna give it a go since I had the exact same question a couple years ago.. Drivers are only used for specific devices like trackpads, GPU's, etc. You don't need a driver for your CPU for example since it's an intrinsic part of your PC. Also sometimes manufacturers try to make you install a driver even if you don't need one. A good rule of thumb is: if it works immediately after you plugged it in, it's good. This is not true for everything though (a GPU for example will need drivers for optimization purposes even though it works without drivers as well) Just go with your intuition(+google) there. 2.) if your friend has a laptop or pre-built you should be able to check to manufacturers page and get the necessary drivers from there.
try "dir /a:d" If you're ever stuck with a command try " /?" to get more information on it (--help on Linux) Try "dir /?" for example and you can find how I got this command for you. You can also find various formatting options in there to make it look pretty. (Pro tip: if you use "dir /a:d > out.txt" it will write the output into a file called out.txt instead of your cmd)