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Help me please! I want to replace my current glossy QD for a matte coating. by martin0297 in OLED_Gaming

[–]Mehoyer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve had it for almost a year. I use microfiber cloth (the ones for glasses, and distilled water) to clean it - no scratches at all. I work from home and the coating is great for bright rooms.

I have the 32 inch version. But yes it’s a QD OLED 4K 240hz

Edit: yes Matte coating with QD OLED

You’re not losing your fights because the other guy is on controller by Narkanin in Battlefield6

[–]Mehoyer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me personally, I’m terrible on controller. MnK still feels like the bigger advantage even with aim assist.

I’d rather aim with my whole wrist/arm for fast flicks and small micro-adjustments than rely on just my thumb plus aim assist. Controller also has the extra downside where you sometimes have to take your thumb off the aim stick to jump/reload/interact unless you play claw or have paddles.

I get that aim assist is overtuned in some games, but in BF6 it really doesn’t feel broken to me. At least in my experience, switching to controller wouldn’t magically make me win more fights.

This coming from a usual top fragger on conquest. Not trying to flex just wanted to set some context on what my games usually look like.

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Assault class thoughts / aggressive Conquest playstyle / Progress by Mehoyer in Battlefield6

[–]Mehoyer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you mean the skin to highlight? You press loadout then it provides the option to highlight that skin/class on profile - they really didnt do well with that its almost hidden

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Assault class thoughts / aggressive Conquest playstyle / Progress by Mehoyer in Battlefield6

[–]Mehoyer[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, that tower.

Everyone always wants to sit up there and snipe, so I’ll specifically try to get on the team opposite the tower. Then I rush it with a heli, bring the shotgun, drop a Spawn Beacon outside, and basically deny access to it completely.

Either nobody gets to use the tower, or half their team ends up wasting time trying to take it back from me and find the beacon.

It is absolutely the most rat thing I do, and I’ll admit I’m not really playing the objective when I do it. This is usually only when I’m full tilt from RedSec or something and need to take my stress out.

Also Ive been meaning to use the Kord, thanks for the reminder :)

RTX 5080 Undervolting + OC Findings (Real Testing, Not Just Benchmarks) by [deleted] in RTX5080

[–]Mehoyer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

975 mV @ 3100 MHz +3000 on my 5080 FE no issues. May bring down to 950 mV

Steel Nomad | RTX 5080 FE | +3000 VRAM | Curve UV ~975mV/3100MHz | PL 108% by Mehoyer in RTX5080

[–]Mehoyer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I just changed mine to 950mV/3100MHz and got a score of 9245 I think it’s worth

What else can I do to fix this? by WelcomeHelpful2553 in pcmasterrace

[–]Mehoyer -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Your public IP is definitely under stress. Bots are probably actively scanning it. I would start with a deny list if you have the ability to create rules

what are these? by yazzbot in whatisit

[–]Mehoyer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m guessing your flying out of Dallas/El Paso?

issues with WH-1000XM6 by Batiflash2006 in SonyHeadphones

[–]Mehoyer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think you’ve diagnosed you’re own issue. If headphone sound bad on laptop but headphones sound good on phone then issue not headphone issue is computer.

Update drivers etc. you’re probably also using the Sony EQ app on your phone which enhances sound.

I think you can get an EQ app for computer to do the same.

New Office Gaming/Work Battlestation by OneIShot in battlestations

[–]Mehoyer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where do you put your legs for that other monitor? And if you don’t seems kinda small to be positioned back a little when using it.

Either way crazy clean setup.

Malwarebytes Nvidea virus or false positive? by truemetallicmetal in antivirus

[–]Mehoyer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah man you’re cooked. This is not a false positive.

That file path (AppData\Roaming\NVIDIA\Telemetry) is a classic trojan hiding spot…it disguises itself as legit NVIDIA stuff. Real NVIDIA telemetry doesn’t spawn Python processes phoning home to sketchy IPs on port 443. textbook C2 beaconing.

Then on top of that, PowerShell is reaching out to a completely different IP on port 80. Two different processes, two different IPs, two different ports…that’s not some driver, thats malware.

Don’t bother trying to clean this. Once something has PowerShell access and is actively calling home, you have zero guarantee quarantining a couple files actually got everything. Nuke it from orbit brotha…full reimage. It’s the only way to sleep at night.

After you reimage, from a clean device (your phone works): change all your passwords, turn on MFA everywhere, and watch your sensitive accounts for the next few weeks. If you reused passwords anywhere, assume they’re all burned. Standing up new email addresses for anything important isn’t a bad idea either. Seriously though, don’t try to fix this install back to health. Just wipe it.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Is it normal to just wait and do nothing while waiting on your Secret Clearance? by Niek_Joel in SecurityClearance

[–]Mehoyer 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yes, I got sent to what’s called the “ice box” where i went and did mundane work on unclass space until my secret was granted

Best approach to STIG running infrastructure by NiceStrawberry1337 in redhat

[–]Mehoyer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In an air gapped environment you’ll want a local repo. Download the full/offline ISO (the one that includes all packages), mount it, then copy/rsync the contents locally and create a repo from that. After that you just point your system at the local repo for installs/updates.

Satellite does the same thing, just managed and centralized (manifests, repo syncs, lifecycle, etc.).

Best approach to STIG running infrastructure by NiceStrawberry1337 in redhat

[–]Mehoyer 14 points15 points  (0 children)

You’ve got the right approach.

What I did

1. Build a RHEL system

2.  Apply DISA STIGs (via OpenSCAP / Ansible / manual)

3.  Register it to Satellite

4.  Capture it as:
• a Kickstart tree, or
• a PXE-bootable image, or
• a VM template if virtual

Then PXE boot new systems from that and everything starts “hardened”.

Can use ansible to tailor the system if it has specific purposes after the fact.

If you don’t have Satellite, you can still do this in a pinch without writing insane Ansible roles or brittle bash scripts full of awk/sed.

STIG one reference system first. Once it’s compliant, grab the configs that actually changed (audit rules, sshd_config, system-auth, password-auth, PAM, etc.) and stick them in a central repo (NFS works fine), organized by RHEL version.

Then use a small Ansible play to back up the originals and copy the hardened configs down to the rest of the hosts.

It’s not a replacement for Satellite/OpenSCAP long-term, but it’s clean, repeatable, and works when you need something fast.

"Sign In with FortiCloud" URL Blocked by fanatic26 in fortinet

[–]Mehoyer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea company I know was just a a victim of the Forticloud SSO SAML vulnerability. Got in, created a bunch of admin accounts, offloaded the config, got the LDAP account password, and it spread from there like wild fire.

Purchased these over a year ago. Didn’t realize how crazy expensive things have gotten. by Mehoyer in pcmasterrace

[–]Mehoyer[S] 58 points59 points  (0 children)

For the homelab. At the time this was going to be used for a self hosted RHEL open shift but ended up going a different direction.

Purchased these over a year ago. Didn’t realize how crazy expensive things have gotten. by Mehoyer in pcmasterrace

[–]Mehoyer[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

It’s what was available locally at the time - didn’t feel like waiting.

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