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This will NOT be accomplished via HTML. You can use PHP to pipe commands to a telnet console and respond back, not super secure but its possible with PHP at least. And likely Java.

Doesn't the official Windows 10 app work in 4K? I think also in MS edge or IEEEE (i forget) using silverlight.

A desktop HDD draws more power on the circuit, there won't be "extra" power running to the laptop drive, there will just be more power in the system left to use. You're essentially putting in a more efficient drive. But laptop drives are normally slower, and more prone t dying just out of normal use. Adapter for the slot, ya it would be preferred, or else the drive will just dangle. You can probably use an SDD adapter but im not 100% on that.

You can accomplish this with a fairly low end machine. Do you know what resolution you plan on working with? RAM will be needed for larger projects and applying filters. CPU will also be needed for filters and most other operations. GFX is used by Photoshop but only barely so don't worry too hard about that. Focus on your processor, number of cores won't matter a much as actual speed.

You answered it. They are levers. Push them in the opposite direction. You may need to lift them up a little to free them before they'll slide.

I can't image why I'd need IPv4 on my local network.

Something I would also love to know.

Seems like a driver issue or possible hardware failure to me. Though it could also be a missing texture on some kind of particle effect. It's a little hard to tell. First things first, update your graphics card drivers ad reinstall the games. I would also post in the relevant steam groups for those games or their subreddits and see if anyone else has the same issue.

Forget running virus scans. It's simply not worth it when so much is compromised. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain by resetting your PC. Disconnect from the internet, back up your files, and reinstall windows fresh. You seem like a prime candidate for a PAID antivirus. Consider picking up a decent retail AV.

Thank you for the very informative response. So it appears that a hardware RAID is actually not as reliable as use a ZFS file system. And there is the reasoning behind using another OS such as FreeNAS which uses that file system? It appears you can install and use ZFS on Ubuntu... and perhaps this would be best for my media server as well... assuming Plex works on ZFS. I think you've given me a lot to look at

I have a little "home server" running Plex on one 3TB WD RED drive. I need a NAS to handle my Youtube content. The Lenovo ThinkServer I am using has RAID capability. I was planning on setting up a RAID1 on the two new storage drives, and then installing SAMBA on the server so I can access it via my Windows PC and use window's automatic backup. FreeNAS I don't honestly know much about. I see it runs AD which is really cool, but I am the only user in my home lol. I see you can configure RAID in FreeNAS, this is a software based RAID right? Is there any downside to this?One thing that does seem interesting to me is the ability to set up an SSD cache, maybe I would do this in the future. Is FreeNAS complete overkill for my situation? Or am I ignorant of the benefits (which I accept I likely am). I see FreeNAS shares over SMB anyway, I can create a RAID via hardware and I am the only user on the network here at home. SAMBA the way to go? Planning to just run SAMBA alongside PLEX.

@borisdarker I am also looking to upgrade to a 4K camera. I also need to set up a NAS with local SSD storage. I'd love to know more about your work flow. Do you have a Youtube?

I think I just misunderstand. 99% of the time Linux servers are headless with SHH CLI access. A remote desktop would be possible too. What are you tryin to accomplish exactly. A windows VPS 90% does actually run a desktop you can remote in to.

I can't really imagine remove the lid from a CPU except in some crazy test environment. I have never done it myself, but it's there for a reason right?

I would like to "re-brand" my account with my new username. Possible to edit display name here? Edit profile doesn't seem to have the setting.

You say remote desktop access. Are you wanting a Windows box?

Not free, but ive been watching this company tat's producing a Photoshop competitor, specifically going after Adobe's subscription model by offering their software as a one time $50 fee. I haven't used the software but it looks great from what i have seen. It's called Affinity Designer

Are you opposed to used parts? You may have some luck getting parts off reddit's /r/HardwareSwap. I have see some IMPRESSIVE budget builds using parts from there.

I have it too and use it. LGS is insanely buggy. I wont go into the whole story but LGS caused such nonsense insane problems fr me in the past I had thought my motherboard wasn't working properly. When it works it's ok but it's often terrible. First thing III'd say it to completely uninstall, run CCleaner or something and then reinstall.

There is no situation where buying a new one isn't the better and cheaper option. Go buy a $250 laptop.

Ok first thing you should do is organize your project as a real website you be. Try this /project - index.html - /img - Dell-Vostro-2.jpg So you have a project folder with index.html inside, and another folder inside called "img" which contains our image. Then your one project folder will contain the entirety of the website. From there you can use relative paths. "/" will refer to the project folder from index.html. So "/img/Dell-Vostro-2.jpg" is your image.

What you have should work locally. First thing though, this shouldn't fix your issue but it needs to be done. Don't use the absolute path to the image, try the relative. Where is your index.html file? Inside folder1? If so use this. <img src="/Images/Dell-Vostro-2.jpg" width="200" height="200"> Actually... tell me if that just fixes it.

Welp, QCOMM's stock only dropped for a few hours. Missed my chance to pick up more :(.

If done right, anything can work.

Really? I would expect the Adobe products to use up more RAM, I'll have to more closely monitor mine to see what I'm pulling now with a larger work load. And same I started a new channel from scratch after being on-and-off for several years with an old channel. Starting fresh!