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>Good, cheap, laptops?
>Cheap electronics?
>Buying headphones?
>How to activate any version of Windows?
>Where can I get Win 7 or LTSC?
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Did 4chanX change? My header is replaced with this
>youtube-dl -f bestaudio --extract-audio --audio-format mp3 --audio-quality 0 URL
When using this command I don't get a constant 256 bitrate throughout all files. Is this normal, since they'4e YT rips or am I doing something wrong?
Yes, while that has been partly reversed (commit "Maintain old default boardlist for people upgrading from previous versions"), in fact it did (commit "Remove Jow Forums boards from default custom board list.").
ccd0 has committed some questionable changes recently which appear to try steering users of the script away from Jow Forums to spinoff boards – adding a default custom board name to /qa/ was only the beginning.
Thanks for the insight. I guess as long as I can play visual novels and shitpost and run pycharm (I want to get into programming but I really haven't even dipped my toes in the water yet) I'm good.
If anyone has best bang for my buck recommendations please give me some.
much appreciation from babbyself
1. what is a good cloud storage with sane UX that isnt google because muh data hoarding, yet I need a reliable solution, so no nextcloud of some crypto fan at his home, it needs to be fast and run natively on android and debian
2. is there a good alternative to google calendar? the design is superb for me, and everything else (literally) feels worse, even the physical diary, but again, Jow Forums made me scared of big named tech comps
>expecting quality from YT rips
Come on, man. Just enjoy the free music.
Is it possible to have a basic idea of how good or bad airflow would be on a case?
This one is on sale where I live, an Aerocool Quartz, but I'm bothered about all the glass around not being good for airflow. I neither hate nor love LEDs, I care not about them but I don't find them annoying or worth bitching about either, but I'm more curious about other features.
Updated my GPU drivers and this happened on the second reboot. Although it seems to be from the monitor itself as unplugging its HDMI port maintains these artifacts. However, they go away after about 30 minutes of being turned on.
Anyone have any idea what this is? The monitor isn't even that old barely been 3 years.
Yeah, I know, I know. Just wanted to make sure if there's anything left that I can improve.