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https://github.com/itsmattkc/dotnet9x Any application that uses .Net Framework 2.0 to 3.5 can now run on Windows 95

The User Choice Protection Driver also blocks you being able to set your device "in the EU" by protecting the DeviceRegion registry key, thus preventing you from uninstalling Edge if you're not in the EU.

Unless you have an extremely new NVidia GPU with DirectStorage compatiblity running on Windows 11 you will see performance losses due to a slow CPU and RAM when loading textures and other assets. These shouldn't be anything major, but it's not nonexistant.

Hi all, I'm looking for a specific cable. I need an Active Displayport to HDMI cable that supports MST. Basically A regular Displayport to HDMI Cable WILL NOT Work, the cable MUST SUPPORT MST This is likely a niche adapter but I'm hoping one exists. I can find all sorts of Displayport MST -> Multi HDMI hubs but I just need a cable

I'll add this. Thank you

For Nintendo Devices? Xboxes? Playstations? Not usually

Rostra is probably your best bet. They do a lot of Commercial and Aftermarket systems Specifically the rostra 250-1930 in your case.

Summary Yuzu and Nintendo have settled the case. Ending Citra and Yuzu, including a 2.4 Million Dollar payment to Nintendo Quotes My thoughts It may be over for emulation. You'd have to create entirely new BIOSes from scratch for any device you want to emulate or the legal precedent this may set will likely make it illegal. I feel like Linus Torvalds and his hatred of Nvidia, only at Nintendo at this point. It is a sad day for Emulators. Sources IGN The Verge (quote source) [PROPOSED] FINAL JUDGMENT AND PERMANENT INJUNCTION JOINT MOTION FOR ENTRY OF FINAL JUDGMENT AND PERMANENT INJUNCTION

Been having this a lot lately but not just on LTT Forums. Guess internet traffic must be a bit harsh for content hosters lately

All Ryzen chips should be TPM 2.0, make sure you have fTPM selected in BIOS and that chipset + BIOS are up to date.

Summary Google is has killed off cached webpages leaving users with only the Internet Archive for page histories. Media Quotes My thoughts When I was growing up, I was told the internet is forever. Some sort of infinite data storage that never degrades. Over time, we've learned that this isn't the case... especially nowadays with even the biggest companies in the world purging data to save costs. It'll be interesting to see how things progress over these next few years... maybe even Internet Archive will be overwhelmed at some point. Sources The Verge Tech Radar Arstechnica (quote source)

Hey Labs, I know you have programmers on the team. Please look into NtSuspendProcess from ntdll.dll, this should allow you to suspend individual processes during testing and should help reduce background performance drains without having to gut a windows install which I know was brought up in the video as a concern.

Disable fast startup Shutdown Windows Boot a linux live usb dd the drive to the other drive Remove old drive Run startup repair Re-enable fast startup

Reportedly it requires a clean install. Likely BS but we'll see

I will believe it when I see it. Microsoft said they made changes back in August and nothing happened. I'm willing to guess the same will happen with this announcement. All just posturing for the EU Microsoft has not stopped forcing Edge on Windows 11 users | Ctrl blog

Ah yes. I literally completely forgot they were using laptops. My bad.

EDIT: I FORGOT THEY WERE USING LAPTOPS In regards to power switches: ES02-USB (silverstonetek.com) You'd probably only need one remote to control all the PCs too

Motorola Razr+ in Viva Magenta

Try a bufferbloat test if you haven't already. Additionally, you may need to connect to your router/modem's settings panel and adjust or disable QoS (Quality of Service). UDP packets are technically designed to be dropped, they trade reliability for speed, so less smart devices may be seeing those and deciding that it's okay for those to be deprioritized.

It looks like you uploaded images in Apple's proprietary image format. You'll need to turn that off in your camera settings and upload a PNG/JPEG

Some sort of AGP card from before the AMD/ATI merger. Definitely not an image of a 3090

It's unlikely as malware is generally designed for a specific architecture and your PC and router run two different architectures (x86-64 vs Arm) and OSes (Windows vs Linux/BSD). It's not impossible, but malware is generally not designed that way as it's not worth the effort unless you're a multimillion dollar target. Regardless, malware can still be programmed to attempt to brute force your router with the default username and password to make changes to things such as the default DNS server. At the bare minimum, I would change the default password (and username too if possible).