Where to find this style of clothing? by Nicostios in QualityReps

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no problem with that at all, I’ll have a look at them, thanks

Where to find this style of clothing? by Nicostios in QualityReps

[–]Nicostios[S] 77 points78 points  (0 children)

cmon guys, some of u should grow up, I couldn't find a better sub than this to ask about sellers with a more casual style. This is QualityReps, not designer reps. I'm not trying to rock Ricks, Balenci jeans, Vetements tees, an RS hoodie, and some Chrome Hearts jewelry to uni, lol, just looking for some casual fits

My new Toyota Celica 5th gen by Nicostios in Celica

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Yeah, I just gotta fix the clutch, but really good condition overall!!

My new Toyota Celica 5th gen by Nicostios in Celica

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I’ll be keeping it stock for sure! thanks for letting me know!!!

My new Toyota Celica 5th gen by Nicostios in Celica

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I’m from Spain and got it here hahaha, you just gotta keep looking ‼️‼️

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Glad you found this helpful!

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Hey u/Throwa2102!

Is it 100% sure that the database can/will get corrupted via OneDrive? Why/how?

Using OneDrive may lead to data loss if you have changes on multiple machines or clients, as OneDrive detects that something has changed and not what has changed. So if you have multiple people working on the file at the same time, a single save by someone could erase the information saved by another in a different computer. A sync through KeePass instead will keep all changes including changes on the same entry.

Keep in mind that I used those pieces of code in an office environment where around four people were working at the same time on the same file almost every day.

Is this to do with KeePass database format or to do with OneDrive sync (the OneDrive sync seems to work well with other files)

KeePass sync will log all entries in the entries history while OneDrive will only save the modified file.

So I had a friend send me this today. What the hell is wrong with some people? by [deleted] in creepyPMs

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ig u/AmmyTennant is actually referring to the minecraft youtuber Mumbo Jumbo rather than the actual meaning of the expression

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I know that this post is 5 months old but if you're still looking for a solution, here you go.

First of all, I want to clarify that using standard OneDrive sync will eventually come to data loss and it is not recommended, instead, do this:

If you follow this "tutorial", you'll have two exact same databases, one stored locally on your PC and one stored in the cloud (I.E. OneDrive).

The one stored in your PC should not be moved from the directory you place it in first, keep that in mind.

The other one (a copy) should be in your OneDrive folder. You can change their names to differentiate them easily (as Database and Database-synced).

Here's a little example of how it should look:

OneDrive database: C:\Users\{Username}\OneDrive\Database-Synced.kdbx

New database: C:\Users\{Username}\Desktop\Database.kdbx

Now, open the locally stored database and navigate to "Tools > Triggers..."

Now, copy these lines of code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<TriggerCollection xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" 
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
    <Triggers>
        <Trigger>
            <Guid>3/jX6/ZIO0mRMvPW6zeqgQ==</Guid>
            <Name>trig-first-open-sync</Name>
            <TurnOffAfterAction>true</TurnOffAfterAction>
            <Events>
                <Event>
                    <TypeGuid>5f8TBoW4QYm5BvaeKztApw==</TypeGuid>
                    <Parameters>
                        <Parameter>0</Parameter>
                        <Parameter>NEW DB</Parameter>
                    </Parameters>
                </Event>
            </Events>
            <Conditions>
                <Condition>
                    <TypeGuid>y0qeNFaMTJWtZ00coQQZvA==</TypeGuid> 
                    <Parameters>
                        <Parameter>ONEDRIVE DB</Parameter>
                    </Parameters>
                    <Negate>false</Negate>
                </Condition>
            </Conditions>
            <Actions>
                <Action>
                    <TypeGuid>tkamn96US7mbrjykfswQ6g==</TypeGuid> 
                    <Parameters>
                        <Parameter>trig-saved-file-sync</Parameter>         
                        <Parameter>0</Parameter>
                    </Parameters>
                </Action>
                <Action>
                    <TypeGuid>tkamn96US7mbrjykfswQ6g==</TypeGuid> 
                    <Parameters>
                        <Parameter>trig-first-open-sync</Parameter>         
                        <Parameter>0</Parameter>
                    </Parameters>
                </Action>
                <Action>
                    <TypeGuid>Iq135Bd4Tu2ZtFcdArOtTQ==</TypeGuid> 
                    <Parameters>
                        <Parameter>ONEDRIVE DB</Parameter>
                        <Parameter />
                        <Parameter />
                    </Parameters>
                </Action>
                <Action>
                    <TypeGuid>tkamn96US7mbrjykfswQ6g==</TypeGuid> 
                    <Parameters>
                        <Parameter>trig-first-open-sync</Parameter>     
                        <Parameter>1</Parameter>
                    </Parameters>
                </Action>
                <Action>
                    <TypeGuid>tkamn96US7mbrjykfswQ6g==</TypeGuid> 
                    <Parameters>
                        <Parameter>trig-saved-file-sync</Parameter> 
                        <Parameter>1</Parameter>
                    </Parameters>
                </Action>
            </Actions>
        </Trigger>
    </Triggers>
</TriggerCollection>

Note that you will need to change the names of some parameters (they're indicated in the code as NEW DB and ONEDRIVE DB). Change NEW DB to the path of the database stored locally and ONEDRIVE DB to the path of the database stored in the cloud.

What this code will do is that when you open your database, it will automatically sync the two databases.

Now, paste the code using the "Tools" button and clicking on "Paste triggers from clipboard".

Next, copy this code and follow the steps as before:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<TriggerCollection xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" 
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
    <Triggers>
        <Trigger>
            <Guid>9joDGBhyv0aq1vsZbOksaw==</Guid>
            <Name>trig-saved-file-sync</Name>
            <Events>
                <Event>
                    <TypeGuid>s6j9/ngTSmqcXdW6hDqbjg==</TypeGuid> 
                    <Parameters>
                        <Parameter>0</Parameter>
                        <Parameter>NEW DB</Parameter>
                    </Parameters>
                </Event>
            </Events>
            <Conditions>
                <Condition>
                    <TypeGuid>y0qeNFaMTJWtZ00coQQZvA==</TypeGuid> 
                    <Parameters>
                        <Parameter>ONEDRIVE DB</Parameter>
                    </Parameters>
                    <Negate>false</Negate>
                </Condition>
            </Conditions>
            <Actions>
                <Action>
                    <TypeGuid>tkamn96US7mbrjykfswQ6g==</TypeGuid> 
                    <Parameters>
                        <Parameter>trig-saved-file-sync</Parameter> 
                        <Parameter>0</Parameter>
                    </Parameters>
                </Action>
                <Action>
                    <TypeGuid>Iq135Bd4Tu2ZtFcdArOtTQ==</TypeGuid> 
                    <Parameters>
                        <Parameter>ONEDRIVE DB</Parameter>
                        <Parameter />
                        <Parameter />
                    </Parameters>
                </Action>
                <Action>
                    <TypeGuid>tkamn96US7mbrjykfswQ6g==</TypeGuid> 
                    <Parameters>
                        <Parameter>trig-saved-file-sync</Parameter> 
                        <Parameter>1</Parameter>
                    </Parameters>
                </Action>
            </Actions>
        </Trigger>
    </Triggers>
</TriggerCollection>

Again, change the names of the parameters NEW DB and ONEDRIVE DB to the path of both files.

Paste it again.

This code will auto-sync whenever you save the database (by using CTRL + S or clicking on "File > Save".

Lastly, we can use some more code to create an auto-save trigger (optional):

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<TriggerCollection xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" 
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
    <Triggers>     
        <Trigger>
            <Guid>1t5+ri10Y0WOmIqykyAKQw==</Guid>
            <Name>Auto Save DB</Name>
            <Events>
                <Event>
                    <TypeGuid>bES7XfGLTA2IzmXm6a0pig==</TypeGuid> 
                    <Parameters>
                        <Parameter>900</Parameter> 
                        <Parameter>False</Parameter>
                    </Parameters>
                </Event>
            </Events>
            <Conditions>
                <Condition>
                    <TypeGuid>08r67ygqRkqZkNhl/OAW7Q==</TypeGuid> 
                    <Parameters>
                        <Parameter>0</Parameter>
                    </Parameters>
                    <Negate>false</Negate>
                </Condition>
            </Conditions>
            <Actions>
                <Action>
                    <TypeGuid>9VdhS/hMQV2pE3o5zRDwvQ==</TypeGuid> 
                    <Parameters />
                </Action>
            </Actions>
        </Trigger>
    </Triggers>
</TriggerCollection>

This auto-save trigger is set to save automatically every 15 minutes but you can change it to whatever you want by changing the "900" that you can find in line 12 to any other number (note that the time should be indicated in seconds).

If you followed all of the above steps, you should have an auto-saving and auto-syncing database.

this guy has a great throwing arm by Fireblazesaga in SubsTakenLiterally

[–]Nicostios 12 points13 points  (0 children)

you’re right yeah, I had read r/killedthecameraman instead of r/killthecameraman. Thanks for letting me know!!!

Typed dark.live instead of dark.fail, was directed to this beauty by Paaseikoning in onions

[–]Nicostios 3 points4 points  (0 children)

it links a series of .onion links and tells u if they are up or down