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I am trying to determine whether my latency problems are caused by my ISP or by my VDSL modem/router. Now before you just suggest buying a new expensive thing. That is an investment and I might just spend money to find out it's my ISP all along. However, if it is indeed my ZXHN H168N V3.5 I can save and get better hardware. But I gotta rule that out first if possible. Now note that I'm in Africa and the following numbers are good for my country. 30 Mbps download / 3 Mbps upload package Actual speeds are usually 26-28 Mbps down and 2.5-2.8 Mbps up Idle latency 8-10 ms. I'm fine with that speed. I just want it to work. Download latency typically 80-130 ms on Speedtest.net, the only site my ISP accepts. Tens of tests over months btw. This is making gaming a nightmare but more on that later. And I can see that the server that the speed tests are on is in my city. Waveform Bufferbloat test consistently grades the connection a

I am trying to find the option that will simply starts QEMU with the graphical frontend, but select by default "view > serial" instead of "view > vga". I couldn't find the right setting on the manual. All my search and chatbot attempts fall into content where the goal is to use -nographic, or redirect the serial to the stdout, etc. Which is not what I would like. Alternatively, a way to start the graphic window with "[x] show tabs"? I just want to easily remember to change/be in serial mode from the start.

I have 2 laptops with modems and PBX. I can call a phone from my laptop with dialer.exe but is there any software letting me make and receive phone calls? dialer.exe can't accept phone calls, only can make them. I am willing to use various computers and laptops with modems from 90s up to late 00s and only Windowses Vista and older will be used. (I am also willing to send data over phone line but that's what HyperTerminal is for) Is there any software like dialer.exe which let's me accept phone calls over modem for Vista and older?

I'm in strange waters here: I lost an ios phone with a whatsapp account on it's number. I dont have a backup for various reasons. Right now I have access to everything from a desktop whatsapp web interface because of whatsapp multi device architecture. But if my lost phone will be down for 14 consecutive days (so i'm told) I'll be logged out and loose everything, the same thing will happen if I link my phone number to a new sim card on a new phone. All my chat history will be lost (again as far as I was told till now). Since I now have stable access to my whatsapp data, is there a way to create a restorable backup of my whatsapp chat history using whatsapp web? the desktop app? a replacement phone with a different number? some other crazy idea?

The Problem A while back, I set up a home-server on an old spare PC running Debian 13. The install is (mostly) headless, so I don't have Wayland or X11 installed, and don't plan to do so. When I plug a Monitor into the machine itself to do some work on it, I can't get any output on my monitor. If I then reboot, the Monitor works as expected, until I unplug and then later re-plug it. The graphical output is on a GTX 1050Ti, and my Motherboard has no graphics port I could use to test / fall back to. Order of Events I boot up the server with a Monitor plugged into my GPU's HDMI or DP output, and I get an output as expected. I can progress past the bios, grub, as well as to the login, and use the machine as normal. I then unplug the monitor, and plug it back into on of the ports, but get no output. The monitor itself output something like "No signal", not just a blank output. What I tried already I tried switch

When installing a new Docker container using docker compose up, I get a message with a stack of points inside rectangular brackets and one at the beginning of the line: ⠇ Image izdock/nfs-ganesha [⣿⣤⣦⣿] 41.49MB / 67.84MB Pulling What do these points mean: ⣿⣤⣦⣿ and ⠇?

I have a TS file created by my Hauppauge PCI card in my Windows 11 PC see MediaInfo below I'm trying to create a FFmpeg Batch file to convert the TS to MP4 retaining the subtitles In all my tests ffmpeg (and ffprobe) throws up multiple errors (see below) for the file but if I do a TS to TS conversion with VideoRedo it seems to work with the file. Note: My objective is to replace VideoReDo which is now unsupported. MediaInfo Report General ID : 1 (0x1) Complete name : C:\\zz-DoNotBackup\\VideoRedo\\xxxxxx.ts Format : MPEG-TS File size : 1.86 GiB Duration : 1 h 14 min Overall bit rate mode : Variable Overall bit rate

I want to customize the appearance of all non-printable characters (spaces, tabs, end-of-line markers, etc.) in VS Code. Rather than assigning fixed colors, I'd like their foreground and background colors to automatically follow or be based on the active theme's foreground and background colors. Actually, I want the non-printable characters to be rendered using the current theme's background color as their foreground color, and the current theme's foreground color as their background color—essentially an inverted color scheme, similar to how Notepad++ displays them in the screenshot. Any tips? Notepad++ screenshot below:

I am working on Windows Server 2016 Standard. Only after a while (weird), ALT-TAB starts to switch my keyboard language (to Hebrew), in addition to switching windows, seemingly only for my typing within the Mathematica Notebook environment. Very frustrating. Suggestions? Thanx.

Can someone please tell me step by step how to do that as it's not working and keeps giving me this error even after exporting the cookies and using it. I also made sure to update to the latest version of yt-dlp. The command I used: yt-dlp --cookies cookies.txt "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ID" The output: [youtube] ID: Downloading webpage [youtube] ID: Downloading tv downgraded player API JSON [youtube] ID: Downloading player 9fc68080-main [youtube] [jsc:deno] Solving JS challenges using deno WARNING: [youtube] [jsc] Remote components challenge solver script (deno) and NPM package (deno) were skipped. These may be required to solve JS challenges. You can enable these downloads with --remote-components ejs:github (recommended) or --remote-components ejs:npm , respectively. For more information and alternatives, refer to https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/wiki/EJS WARNING: [youtube] ID: n challenge solving f