Mr.Stork

The QP21 is in comment, the actual code is set to 30 at the top. Check 7th line.

There is a way to do so with PushBullet and some custom IFTTT. I will try and find the article i once used to do that.

Python3 is almost certainly already installed, you just have to run your thing with `python3 yourfile` instead of `python yourfile`. Most likely a bunch of stuff on the pi still needs python2 so don't uninstall that.

Maybe you can try uncomment that and remove the line below it. Run the script again.

Try the following commands one at a time and see if you see anything related to uninstall in the results...
 
ls /usr/bin | grep pijarr
ls /usr/local/bin | grep pijarr
ls usr/sbin | grep pijarr
 
...if the script left an uninstaller it should be in one of these 3 directories otherwise its just a case of manually removing everything you don't want. Remember you really don't need to worry about orphan dependency libraries, having them installed won't affect the system in any way.

You first need to get a directory listing of the folder you want to delete use FTP.mlsd() method.
Then loop through the list  of files, pass the filename to  FTP.delete() method if it is a file or if it is a directory call FTP.rmd() method
 
Take a look at this stackoverflow topic for solutions
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10042838/delete-all-files-and-folders-after-connecting-to-ftp

same, mine on average is also 5ms faster

I think you're trying to update the wrong DNS. This looks like your WAN settings since its talking about MTU Size. It could be that this is seperate for authentication etc...Check your "DHCP" settings, and see if there is DNS configuration information in there. 
 
Also, you shouldn't set your secondary to an external, as its then just bypassing your Pi-hole completely whenever it uses that. If your client doesnt receive a response within a couple of seconds, it will automatically query your secondary. So if you have problems with your Pi-hole then its just being *masked* by your DNS continuing to work on the external.

Correct. You basically tell it where to get DNS records from, in this case you could use 1.1.1.1 or whatever DNS server you wish and then the Pi Hole does the rest. 

Nope, just needs to have a connection into your network. 

Only one port is needed for a pi-hole. Pi-hole is just a dns server.

Download the ISO file seperately, and use any other boot loader like Rufus or BalecherEher to make bootable usb, that way you have a backup and still get a bootable usb

The Logitech G304 isn't a BlueTooth mouse. The dongle it comes with uses a proprietary 2.4GHz signal.

It's not Bluetooth, it's proprietary "lightspeed" protocol. So you need the dongle.
 
There are models that do both but they're more the "office" type than the "gaming" types.

RPI has no sleep feature. RPI also doesnt support WOL, so you will need a pony device (like a ESP8266 and a relay). 

The subnetmask (usually 255.255.255.0) specifies to what other IPs you can talk. The parts of your IP corresponding to the 255 have to be the same for everything you want to talk to. e.g. given a subnetmask of 255.255.255.0 and an IP of 196.168.0.100 you can talk to anything with an 192.168.0.X IP and nothing else. (yes you can access the internet with other IPs using a gateway, but thats outside this probem)
 
In your case the raspi directly connected to the Laptop didn't work, because the raspi (presumably) has 192.168.0.178, the ethernet jack on your laptop 169.254... with a subnetmask of 255.255.255.0. Since 192 != 169, the raspi refuses to talk.
 
A more comprehensive explanation would be https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/network-layer/what-is-a-subnet/, also covering IP in general.

Leave it as is.
 
Make sure to disable DHCP on one of the routers and on the other, change the DHCP range to start at 192.168.0.3 so it doesn't assign 192.168.0.2 to another device.

So you have 3 routers. You have a conflict because some of them are using the same IP or distributing the same IP in the same local network.
Select 1 as main router and the other as SLAVE / Access Point.
Main router : 192.168.0.1, router mode, DHCP enabled
Second router: 192.168.0.2, Access point mode, DHCP disabled, default gateway 192.168.0.1.
Third router : 192.168.0.3, Access point mode, DHCP disabled, default gateway 192.168.0.1.
All subnet mask : 255.255.255.0 (no need to change).
 
On the main router DHCP option:
- start ip address : 192.168.0.100
- end ip : 192.168.0.199
 
you can have DHCP enabled on the slave router but you need to specify the start-end so it is not overlapping the other.
such as 2nd: 192.168.0.200-210, 3rd : 192.168.0.211-250.

While Picture 2 does seem to pop more, its obviously over saturated, skin is almost pink and the pancakes almost neon yellow.
 
Picture 1 doesnt pop, but tones look more natural.
 
On a calibrated HDR TV with correct brightness etc, Picture 1 would likely look better imo.
 
On a uncalibrated SDR display however, picture 2 will likely look better to most.

Can't really compare HDR to SDR looking at it on an SDR monitor.
 
~edit: To add a bit more detail: HDR monitors typically have 10 bit of color information per subpixel, compared to 8 bit for an HDR monitor. They also have a much higher maximum brightness. This means you get roughly 1.07 billion possible colors instead of 16.7 million for SDR. It also means you get higher contrast level (the difference between darkest and lightest color)
 
Looking at a still image with HDR content on an SDR monitor isn't really going to work, since the monitor can't show the extra detail. All of these "here's why HDR better" photos you see in ads are basically fake, by playing with contrast levels and colors to emulate the effect, because you can't show real HDR on a non-HDR monitor.

as far as i know, HDR is meant to increase contrast so it kind of defeats the point here

I find that Amazon often has at least something incorrect in their descriptions. I always use the manufacturer site along with reviews to get what info I may need. Amazon routinely has multiple kinds of one product available from the same page, and often doesn't get the information between them right. Not to mention their awful way of handling reviews. You're interested in a Lens for Canon mount cameras? Cool, here's reviews of the same lens but with the Sony mount. It really grinds my gears.
 
EDIT: @Mr.Stork why the laugh react, eh?

I love them, been using them from past 3 years, they still work on my pc, but is causing problems (loose connection) on my mobile's port. idk why, man I love these. So good audio quality.

thats the word I was looking for rather than
 
 

not too into audios, sorry
 
but you can make a new thread in the Audio subforum and state your use case, country, and budget, more experience people can help you out