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/sqt/ - Stupid Questions Thread
Robert Powell
Jaxson Richardson
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Henry Cook
Made a thread about it but I'll ask here as well.
How do I avoid piracy strikes on Kodi? Some people have gotten them and I don't want them. What addons are JUST streaming and which addons are torrentstreams, so I know which to use and avoid.
Alexander Perry
On an extremely low level, how are computers able to form functions such as square rooting? Basically I'm writing a program, and at some point I'm going to need to square root some numbers, how can I write my own function to do this in C++? How is it done with just addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division? (I'll use the cmath when I actually need to write that part of the program, because it'll be more optimized than anything I write, but right now I'm just curious about how it works.)
Ryan Kelly
When is NVIDIA going to get off their asses and support Wayland? It's been years now, and I really want to fall for the Wayland meme, but NVIDIA cards don't work with it.
Daniel Edwards
There are many techniques for computing square root approximations. Some of it is weird math, but Newton's method is an easy example.
en.wikipedia.org
Parker Rodriguez
I came home and the internet didn't connect on my win10 desktop. It was a dns issue and when I tried to switch back to default dns an error popped up and didn't save my changes not even in safe mode. I tried deleting all the adapters so windows would reinstall them but it just won't show any network adapters now. I restarted and it did not reinstall them. At my wits end honestly, I don't want to reinstall windows over this.
Gavin Foster
Type in "network proxy settings" in the search bar, scroll down, and make it look like mine.
Landon Hill
Mine is the same as yours, no network adapters showing up at all though and the properties in device manager say there's a code 56 error... Just realized I have a system restore I can do, I thought I disabled that. I'll try it now.
Nathan Perry
ipconfig /flushdns
nbtstat -R
nbtstat -RR
netsh int reset all
netsh int ipv4 reset
netsh int ipv6 reset
netsh winsock resetthen reboot. god be with you.