

OCR makes a lot of mistakes, so unless someone bothered to go through and correct them, it’s only really useful for searching for keywords.
OCR makes a lot of mistakes, so unless someone bothered to go through and correct them, it’s only really useful for searching for keywords.
Pirated copies rarely contain any of the extras. Some people actually do watch those.
uBlock works fine in Firefox and its forks.
uBlock Origin and SponsorBlock are still free.
Zonemider is accessed through a web interface. Just enable HTTPS and put a lets encrypt certificate on the web server. Of course if you don’t have a publicly accessible IP address, things get more complicated since you will need a VPN or some sort of tunnel.
You could install ZoneMinder and set it up with your webcam. It will do recording and basic motion detection. You don’t have to mess with any docker stuff, it just needs a recent version of Debian or Ubuntu. If you want to access it from a phone, I would suggest using the zmNinja app since the web UI sucks on mobile.
Some actual CCTV IP cameras would be better than a webcam if you can still find any that provide an RTSP stream and don’t require any of that cloud crap.
How recent does the printer have to be for them to do this?
The two that I have are old and the toner cartridges don’t even have a chip in them, so I doubt they could tell if the toner is 3rd party.
I didn’t even know it was still around. I stopped using it when microsoft bought it.
Why let the streaming services tell you what you can or can’t watch videos on when you can just pirate everything?
The Pi Pico is capable of running Doom and it actually runs quite well when overclocked. It would probably take a bit of work to get it running on this computer since it uses a second RP2040 as a graphics processor.
Did they learn to type on a typewriter?
PhysX cards were PCI. Motherboards only had one AGP slot and that was for the GPU.
Without Vulkan, many games will not run well, if they run at all.
The more expensive it is, the more ads and spyware it will have.
A used SAS card can be found on ebay for $20-$30. You just need a PC with an open 8 lane PCIe slot and a few drive bays. An older 6gbps card is fine for a few mechanical hard drives.
Is your GPU reducing the VRAM frequency when it’s idle?
If the vertical timing is different between the monitors, the VRAM will have to run at maximum speed all the time and that can add 20 watts or more to your idle power consumption.
TVs that do anything more than displaying a signal exactly as it’s input shouldn’t exist.
Sony decided to put rootkits on their CDs to stop people from ripping them. They got sued for that.
The cheap way of doing it would be momentary switches, electronic latches and indicator lights.
That looks like a real pain in the ass to solder with a 0.35mm pin pitch.