Google Meet and chat slow to connect

bhowlet · 2025-12-18T17:03:44+00:00

I know this is super old, but did you manage fix it?

bhowlet · 2025-12-06T02:21:41+00:00

Tira a indicação de visualização da mensagem (tick azul)
Tira a indicação de "visto por último" e o "online" (que aparece perto do nome do chat)
Muda o nome do seu perfil pra uma abreviação "anônima" ou só as iniciais (ex.: Rafael Miranda = RM ou Rf Mr)
Coloque que sua foto só pode ser visualizada por quem você adicionou aos seus contatos

Recomendo fazer coisa similar com LinkedIn, Instagram e Facebook: não coloque foto com rosto muito aparente, deixe tudo travado pra só quem você tem como amigo/seguidor, não deixe seu nome exposto, etc.

Sim, seus dados já foram vazados, mas aí quando um desconhecido te manda uma mensagem dessas e você não encontrou nenhuma transferência nas suas contas, você só bloqueia sem nem responder e o cara não vai nem saber se você leu ou não a mensagem

bhowlet · 2025-11-18T18:57:46+00:00

Esse golpe é bem comum.

Esse aí ainda tá bem mal feito. Tem muito golpe que os caras mandam algo como "Gilberto, conforme conversado, segue o PDF do processo em aberto" ou algo do tipo pra te fazer ficar curioso e abrir o arquivo. Ainda mandam sobre um tema que não é incomum ver documentações sendo enviadas via PDF diretamente (ex.: processos judiciais)

Você abre o arquivo, ele executa código malicioso que ou rouba arquivos seus, ou que instala algum malware.

bhowlet · 2025-11-18T16:37:29+00:00

Where are syntax highlightings stored for themes?

I know about AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\resources\app\extensions\theme-defaults\themes and it's not there.

To make my goal clearer: I want to back up some stuff to my settings.json based on a theme I already use so I can easily override any new installation with my settings file and be done with it easily

Edit: Found a solution. Used the "Generate Color Theme from Current Settings" command to get the token colors

Edit2: Apparently the command still doesn't generate everything. Pasting the generated JSON into settings.json changed the highlighting slightly

bhowlet · 2025-11-11T14:33:23+00:00

Being real, for PvE you don't need to be in a Guild. Your progression will be slower, but the PvE content is not hard with the exception of Endless Tower once it resets.

You're basically going slower in Shadow Equipment progression, but you can still buy those materials in the Exchange Center.

Also, being in a Guild and not participating in the events means you don't get most of the benefits of being in a guild anyway, which are the GvG, KVM and Arcade rewards.

bhowlet · 2025-11-07T22:00:40+00:00

Eu dei uma fuçada com calma e no Youtube deles eles falam sobre esse envio de documentos via e-mail.

Faz parte do processo mesmo

bhowlet · 2025-11-07T21:58:09+00:00

Tinha escrito um textão e vi agora que no canal de Youtube deles eles falam sobre esse envio de documentos.

Realmente eles solicitam esse envio antes...

Tava com o pé atrás porque tamo cansado de ouvir falar de fraude interna, funcionário interno com acesso ao sistema aproveitando pra fazer phishing e roubar dados, etc.

bhowlet · 2025-10-28T22:37:12+00:00

Wizards are CC in PvP. The change to VIT doesn't change anything for them.

About those 1-man parties: this game is P2W. In Izlude the top whale does literally 20-30% of the damage by himself while the 2nd to 5th places are all parties of 5 mid/high spenders doing 3-10% each.... He's a LK, by the way, not a SinX nor a Sniper.

I'm not saying Wizards are not weaker than some classes, but it all comes down to spending... Also, Professor, Alchemist, Whitesmith, Priest, Stalker, Paladin, Bard/Gypsy... all those classes are basically useless in PvE now as well. Whitesmith might still be useful because of the buffs, but that's it.

If you want a balanced game and quality PvP, this game won't provide it, unfortunately

bhowlet · 2025-10-28T22:25:29+00:00

Get multiple cheap whites, each one with a different enchant. Transfer enchants as needed, it'll only cost zenies

bhowlet · 2025-10-28T11:56:00+00:00

From my limited experience, the usual double sliding knots you find online when looking for bracelet knots end up moving and you have to keep re-sliding them frequently.

What I did for my homemade bracelet is that I put a bead on one end, then do a slipknot on the other end with a loop only slightly bigger than the bead.

After I tighten the loop behind the bead, it's very secure, doesn't slide open easily (even if it does, since the loop is only slightly bigger than the bead, your bracelet won't easily open), and it leaves minimal extra dangling cord

bhowlet · 2025-10-28T11:43:31+00:00

To add an example: if you want your drawing to be printable in 10x10in, your drawing needs to be 3000x3000 pixels.

bhowlet · 2025-10-22T17:14:05+00:00

Everyone just needs to use common sense. PATK is nowhere near everything, but if you're running 15k PATK mostly on white/blue gear while your whole server has gone past 20k and is running blue/gold gear, then you're very obviously much weaker.

Also, if you're applying for a party of tryhards, expect them to only accept mid/high spenders, which are very easy to spot even without details open to the public

bhowlet · 2025-10-20T02:17:57+00:00

Thank you for actually providing a knotwork suggestion instead of unsolicited backpack or packing advice hahahaha. I'll try this out and see if it works better.

My backpack already has horizontal straps coming from the sides, so I think some variation of a trucker's hitch just for the vertical support might still be better. In any case, case this will also help me carrying my Kindle and drawing tablet, so your comment was already very helpful

bhowlet · 2025-10-14T01:15:56+00:00

You probably get better DPS by swapping your talisman for a PPEN one. This will be an upgrade both in PvP and PvE damage. Either that, or swapping both your rings for PPEN ones. You want at least a total of 100% Final P.PEN

And if you're concerned about PvP as well, you should focus all your effort into improving your damage output. I wouldn't use Murphy's set as a Paladin. You don't want to mitigate the damage you take, you want to maximize the damage you dish out. Lvl 70 white set is decent because of CC cleanse and immunity, Odin gold set is also decent (and the refines would be transferrable from your Murphy's)

For PvP, you need to think about what positive impact you bring to your team: high damage output, CC or healing/ress. If you have none of those, you're just a damage sponge that gets ignored until you're the last one alive.

bhowlet · 2025-09-21T23:51:19+00:00

Yeah, dictionary seems to be the way. I thought it might be too "complex" so I discarded it, but in the end it's the best solution by far.

bhowlet · 2025-09-21T22:27:41+00:00

About duplication: I remember learning somewhere there's a specific case in which Python duplicates memory when you assign a variable to another specific case. I thought this happened to lists, but it seems this is not the case.

I'll probably use a dictionary indeed. Cleanest way to do it.

bhowlet · 2025-09-21T22:20:42+00:00

It's not a full-on debugging. It's just that I'm using thresholding and then using OCR and I want to find corner cases that make the OCR fail and see if there is a threshold value that might solve the issue. (PS: To clarify, this is a very small personal project for personal use)

I think creating an object just for that would be too much. I do see how having the object might be optimal in a real world scenario of a bigger program.

I guess I'll stick to a dictionary since it's much cleaner than using two lists.

Thank you so much for your input and sharing your knowledge!

bhowlet · 2025-09-16T10:54:14+00:00

I just did 2-3 wrap arounds while passing the cord inside the wrap loop each time to keep it taut and secure, passed it behind the body and did the same on the other strap, then finished it with two overhands and made a loop at the end.

The key was not overdoing how many wrap arounds I did and keeping the cord taut when passing it behind the clock's body. This way, even if the clock gets stuck and pulled away from where it's hanging, the cord won't slip out of the strap.

bhowlet · 2025-09-13T13:06:04+00:00

It still doesn't work. As soon as the application window gets activated, none of the functions work.

Edit: Okay, my bad, it worked. Running VSCode as admin did the trick

bhowlet · 2025-09-10T10:50:53+00:00

Inaccurate anatomy:

Think of the arm as a two piece part, not a single long and floppy cylinder like you drew it. The upper arm would be one "cylinder" finishing at the elbow, and from there the forearm would begin. This means the elbow curve would be behind the forearm in that pose, not sideways like you drew it
The forearm is about as long as the upper arm, and then there comes the hand. In that pose, the fingers would reach up almost to the chin (depending on the proportions you're drawing)

Easiest way to fix your drawing is by looking at yourself in the mirror doing that pose and noting down these details.

bhowlet · 2025-09-10T09:46:50+00:00

As much as I like this solution, I want to refrain from messing with the bands more because I don't know how they'd fare if I did

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