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I second Keychron. They have what you're looking for and are likely to be higher quality for the price than almost all of the gaming brands; Keychron is a usual suspect for recommendations. Here is their Amazon Germany store page.

You'd probably want a Keychron K10 Pro. It fits your requirements and, as a bonus, is in ISO DE layout. The keyboard has RGB, but the keycaps don't have light pass-through; you can easily replace them with a third-party keycap set.

My playtime has dropped off significantly over the past year or two, so most of this time is from 2014-2022.

You can't. No browsers have RTSP support. There used to be a way to do it with NPAPI plugins, but they are not supported anymore. There are a few solutions but they all include transforming the RTSP stream into something usable by the browser, which will require a server.

7 hours ago, Mando772004 said:

that would be a bit hard, ill try to do that though, for now im testing the pc on a different power outlet maybe just maybe it can work. Thanks for your reply!

It is easily one of the worst parts to swap out, but it looks like you've tried everything else.

On 1/24/2024 at 4:40 AM, Mando772004 said:

Trying different cpu, but also like memory, only tested in games, because i dont actually own these stuff i had to go to a store to test them so i just tested the games and they did have the same issue.

Did you bring your PC to a hardware store and try these components on your machine? That should eliminate a problem with your house's power supply.

Please don't apologise. You've given extensive information about your attempts to fix the problem, which haven't worked. This is the type of help post we like to see, hopefully speaking for the majority as I say that.

At this point, your motherboard is the only thing you haven't tried swapping out. You've swapped CPU, Memory and GPU and still have the same problems. Can you RMA the motherboard or try a different board?

23 minutes ago, Stahlmann said:

It's one of the few tech companies i actually still have respect for.

Not having to answer to shareholders must be priceless to senior members of Valve. I hope they keep their ideology when Gabe inevitably leaves.

1 minute ago, Mando772004 said:

i dont have any oc on any of them, i only have xmp and pbo which i think are normal to have on i could be wrong. I did do a memtest86 the other day and it passed just fine.

Unstable OCs do not necessarily cause driver faults; they can be caused by faulty hardware. Try the basic fixes above and see if it happens again.

7 minutes ago, Levent said:

Weird modules crashing is usually a sign of ram or CPU instability.

True, but I would try software fixes before trying hardware solutions.

@Mando772004, I would also try refreshing the TCP/IP stack using these commands in CMD then restart your computer.

netsh winsock reset
netsh int ip reset
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /flushdns

3 minutes ago, Mando772004 said:

does this help?

A network driver encountered an error causing the BSOD. This shouldn't happen and may happen again. Check your motherboard manufacturer's website for LAN networking drivers.

I'm parroting what most have said already. Valve fosters creativity and innovation. The company has a flat structure; developers have complete freedom to work on what they want and are expected to exercise that freedom. That freedom comes with the responsibility to do what they believe is suitable for the player. If releasing another Left 4 Dead game does not sound creatively enticing or innovative to them, they will not pursue it. Of course, that means some developers may have initiated work on the project; we have no way of knowing.

Their New Employee Handbook is publicly available, and it is an interesting read.

This login() call attempts to log the user in regardless of password length.

$bruger = $_POST['uid'];    // her definere vi vores bruger 
$logget_ind = login($_POST['uid'], $_POST['password']);

Could you remove the second line?

1 minute ago, shadowss said:

its not send to login_page it was send to opret_opslag sorry send the wrong thing inbetween have been coding all day today and yesterday 

Yep that makes more sense

Do you understand why that doesn't make sense?

This code

27 minutes ago, shadowss said:

if (isset($_SESSION['brugernavn'])) {
    // Redirect to login page
}

Effectively means:

IF user_is_logged_in THEN
	send_to_login_page
ENDIF

The code works, but it is not the correct behaviour. Something is wrong. Can you share your code again so I can see what's going on?

18 hours ago, shadowss said:

no in your code i cant access it whether i am logged in or not with the thing i changed then i can access the webpage if im logged in so if there is a saved session and if there is not a saved session/ im not logged in then it does not show the page 

and 

 

    header("Location: login-side.php");
    exit(); 
this piece of code is just throwing me back to the login page if i change the isset from !isset to isset which is what i would exspect it to do 

Something is going wrong there.

If isset($_SESSION["brugernavn"]) returns true, the user is logged in. That means you redirect to a login page when they are signed in, which is not your desired behaviour. Your session wasn't destroyed. Unless you have changed your code more than you have shown me?

Open your program in a private browser and try to access the page. You should be able to access opret_opslang.php without logging in.

5 minutes ago, shadowss said:

yea i need to see if the user is logged in then they can see the page otherwise they cant 

I understand, but my code should prevent anyone from accessing the page if they are not signed in. It shouldn't have required you to change anything.

If you try to access the opret_opslag.php page without being logged in, you should be able to access the page with your changes. I don't believe that is the desired behaviour.

7 minutes ago, shadowss said:

found out i should have the if statement like this 

if (isset($_SESSION['brugernavn'])) {
    // Redirect to login page
}

That doesn't seem right. isset() returns true if a variable is set. If $_SESSION['brugernavn'] is set, a user is logged in. Unless I've misunderstood something, I'd double-check the logic in your code.

I assume it's "opret_opslag.php" that you want to restrict access to? You need to check if a user is logged in.

Include this in the header:

<?php
session_start();

// Check if the user is logged in
if (!isset($_SESSION['brugernavn'])) {
    // Redirect to login page
    header("Location: login-side.php");
    exit();
}
?>

Ideally, you should also perform the opposite of this action on login-side.php. Send logged-in users to opret_opslag.php instead of letting them view the login page.

I've run your code on my machine with random placeholder images for "download" and "maps". I can see red lines appearing as I click and there is a number visible at the top left of the window. If they're not appearing for you can you please show what is appearing?

This issue crops up occasionally, and there is always a different solution for everyone. I would check if the mouse behaves alright on a different machine to ensure it's not a hardware issue.

There is already a thread on this board about this exact issue. I would jump through some of the links on the thread to see if any of them can help you: 

10 minutes ago, Fitzy said:

light video editing, Gaming and streaming

16GB is the minimum recommendation nowadays. I'd go for the 32GB now, so you don't have to "worry" about it later.

It's a name on a messaging platform. If it's that much of a problem for them, they'll ask you to change it. I don't think they'll care that much, seeing as countless people likely had similar names before the username change without consequence.

1 hour ago, Dogfartet said:

 

So from what both of you said just get which one feels and sounds better

Exactly this. Once you hit that price point, it just comes down to taste.

Compared to your mouse, a keyboard won’t have a substantial impact on your performance beyond around $60. Anything beyond that is just marketing, all that changes is build quality. If you’re buying it in the store, try the boards to see what switches you prefer and get that board.

You could turn the mini PC into a retro console, fire up some emulation software and source some controllers. It seems like it could be a fun project.

Not sure I understand your question. As far as I am aware both keyboards use the same switches. The linear switches have an actuation point of 1mm, and the clicky switches have an actuation point of 1.5mm. The linear switches are 5 grams lighter to press (40g vs 45g). I believe the Huntsman V2 boasts a higher polling rate but I doubt it will make a noticeable difference.