>>15457 https://www.startpage.com/sp/search?query=edit+file+creation+metadata

I need to scrape something off a site but the easiest way I've found to do it is to do the fetching through a regular web browser to avoid having to bother with the web app state. The request/responses are simple but I'm having trouble finding a way to automate them in Firefox. Is there any tool I could use for this? I've looked into greasemonkey but it doesn't look to be quite what I need. I basically just need curl in the browser. Dumping cookies from the browser and using them in curl doesn't work for this.

>>15319 maybe a refurbished framework 13

>>15319 ThinkPad T440 or T440p

>>15461 Post Hydrus version. Better yet, the information found at Help>About.

>>15448 Your DB and file accumulation rate are about the same as mine. I had about 24k files after 8 years. I have now spent the past couple years tagging and have tagged 28k files. I added roughly 11k in those past couple years though because Hydrus makes it easier to collect. I track my file processing and downloading, and I'm keeping ahead of my download pace. Might catch up within the next year. Gonna suddenly have a lot of spare time then.

>>15451 >Siblings In my perfect hand made garden, there are only ideal tags. With maybe a couple exceptions for things I keep misspelling like Yokai/Youkai Watch. I tag files in batches of about 200-400 at a time before archiving them. Where was it that I could view my total tags and tag relationships again?

>>449 bruh, it's well known that nsa controls almost all the exit-nodes, if not all of them. tor is as secure as a wet fucking sieve.

>>450 what would be the point? What would you put in your fork? >it's the exact same project but I'm not a tranny

i have never used these mics but I hear they're good Shure SM57 SM58 SM58 SM58 SM58 AT4040 AT2035 AKG P220

>>471 These plus SM58 Beta and Rode NT1 is good entry level

I absolutely hate the state of online accounts now, this two factor bullshit is going to lock me out of every account I've had for years. I'm already permanently locked out of several yahoo accounts because I never even knew they were implementing 2FA, now that they have I have no way back in without paying for premium support, they paywalled my fucking accounts. Worse yet is how many accounts on other websites I used those addresses for. All gone. Because of automatic opt-out enforcement of 2FA bullshit. And can we talk about how much of a fucking joke 2FA is? All it does is protect accounts from the fucking owner, the majority of security breaches are always because of exploits and flawed setups on the SERVER side, nothing to do with bad opsec of the end users. so these services continue to build a personally identifiable profile on the user by grabbing your phone number or forcing you to use proprietary phone apps or hardware keys that I'm convinced can be used to de-anonymize since now you have a trail from the key back to whatever company you bought the hardware key from. The fucking irony is that years ago it was always consider poor security to write down a password instead of using one you could just remember, now with hardware keys you have to create a backup of the secret code in case your key breaks or you lose it so you can recover with a second hardware key, which I've heard several "security tubers" advocate for writing down. In spite of the known security issues with SMS for 2FA, businesses like banks continue to only offer SMS, and google makes sure to block virtual numbers. We live in a fucking INSANE ASYLUM. >>15200 it wouldn't be hard to write a python script that takes things you know are in your password and shuffle them around while also adding numbers/special characters, even without threading you could end up generating a thousand possible combinations within a few seconds

>>15309 There's a bit of a problem with that idea, at least if you're talking about an automated I-forgot-my-password-but-I-think-it-contained-this-string bot. If it doesn't guess right in the first three tries, your account is locked for one hour. Set up a bot to do this. It will not achieve one thousand iterations/sec. It will be limited to 72 iterations/day. Bring a lunch.

>>15359 yeah, to actually try each password will take literally forever because websites block you after so many failed attempts, but if all you wanted was to get every possible combination and hand pick the ones you think might be right, that process alone wouldn't take hardly any time

That or if any relevant Discord employees lurk here and are willing to unban an account I'd be willing to pay if that happens.

Sorry chud racism is not welcome on shitcord.

> Any hope for getting a disabled Discord account back? You need to be disabled to use Discord

>>14659 Hyper political and they oust people they don't like, same with their email service.

>>14660 Scatternet is the new hotness

Here's an invite code. https://t.ly/OV04N

>>1619 I don't think he really knows what specfically he's mad about

>>14012 You are retarded.

>>1826 He became woke.

>>14808 Fuck that image format.

>vichan Somehow even worse. Tor can't upload the video or screenshot so read the source: https://boards.guro.cx/dis/res/5538.html#5568

>>3038 Better version of that image.

After going through https://unknown.spam/ltsc on and off all day in a vain attempt to get a debloated Windows, only to have made essentially zero progress because the guide is some months out of date about the tools it requires for an early step now missing parts that I can only identify and attempt to hunt down one at a time as each attempt to install a language pack tells me one more file is missing, I've come to personally understand that this task is just as obtuse and as much a waste of time as dealing with installing a GNU/Linux distro and virtual machines and trying to play obscure Japanese games that I already had to fight to get to work on Wangblows in the first place. Privacy and peak processing efficiency just aren't worth anyone's time unless you have severe autism and find joy in the process of tinkering more than you do whatever end goal it is you're tinkering to achieve. I've resigned myself to using Wangblows 10 on my new computer, and eventually Wangblows 11 when 10 support fades away. Microcock can rape my asshole, force me to buy unnecessary RAM and blackmail me for all I'm worth. I don't care anymore. Just fuck my shit up.

>>15312 You're one stupid faggot.

This already existed in a way via Millchan on Zeronet. >>15280 An idea that I had to fix this was to split every file into two parts, a "file" and a "key", with checks on both sender and recipient to make sure that no user ever possessed both the key and file for the same object at the same time, and that when a file was browsed by a user only then would the network also seek out the key and decode it. But it had to be implemented in a particular way. You can't just encrypt a file because possessing "encrypted CP" is still CP, so the idea was that the file would actually be split somehow, like a pattern of alternating bytes, such that the "file" and "key" were each half of the completed object and not merely an encoding scheme applied to the whole.

>>15298 What about a setting (perhaps on by default) for holding images in RAM only, and only while you have the thread open? Is it still a problem since you technically download and upload the data despite not having it on hard drive?

>>15335 Yeah, exactly. If you had the file, and you browsed the site and it tried to load that file, then your system would request the key from someone and then hold it and the resulting completed object in memory only.

>Uses Windows >No sources >"Just trust me bro it's safe" Are you retarded or a glowie?

bro, just use incognito mode, i'm a hacker and i hacked valve and got hl3 early with cmd, i know what i;m doing. /j

>>12607 >like if you combined LibreWolf with Arkenfox and gave it a 12 inch cock. That's super gay. Call me when you give your browser huge saggy tits and wide birthing hips

>js How do they deal with such gems?

Fuck that faggot language and fuck the kike authors and publishers for using that faggot language. It's all gone to shit.

>>15208 >>15236 I shouldn't have to explain this, but .... Javascript was originally intended to be "Scheme in the browser", and, as such, it shares far more features with Scheme than C or C++ or Jabba. Of those, modern Jabba is probably the most "functional". Eichmann wrote the original in a week, and then his boss came in and said: "we're going to mooch the publicity of Java, make it look like C, we're calling it Javascript." It is a piece of shit that was written in two weeks. One sprint. I bet the agile fags are sperging.

The real reason is that it is harder to pirate a 700GB game than a 700MB one.

>>14540 welcome to the dark side.

>>14935 The irony is that games are so shit these days that it causes of the qustion of who would even want to pirate them?