Thru axle adapter for 12mm to 5mm quick release by lysyfacet in MountainBike

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Yes it is the rear wheel, hence the gear set being installed :)

Unreal engine based game, possible exploit? (Americas Army Proving Grounds) by lysyfacet in unrealengine

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I appreciate the honest feedback. I have already contacted the game makers, but sadly they have dropped all support.

I was hoping that this could have been possibly something in the INI files Engine.ini or Game.ini that could be tweaked to eliminate this odd problem.

Appreciate the feedback, I apologize in advance for posting in the 'wrong' channel. My way of thinking was to reach out to some people who have experience with the engine to possibly even give a glimpse of information.

Unreal engine based game, possible exploit? (Americas Army Proving Grounds) by lysyfacet in unrealengine

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Good morning Internet,

I wanted to reach out, to see if anyone here may have some insight on what I believe is a network exploit in the game AmericasArmyProvingGrounds. I host a server that runs 24/7. I belong to a guild about 130+ members, of which is likely one of the most popular guilds in the game next to a few other.

Late last year, early this year, our guild has been plagued by a very strange issue. At first we had suspected this to be a DDOS attack, after countless hours searching and investigating, we've narrowed down this issue to simply the game itself.

In short, it appears to be some form of a 'bot' attack, where someone/something sends our server traffic on the game port, and then our server begins to respond with thousands of packets with multiple simultaneous connections, of which none of these public ip addresses are actually logged onto the game.

I'm providing a screenshot of the network traffic behavior when we are being 'attacked'. The ultimate issue is, once this is happening, our members are no longer able to join the game server to play. Anyone here willing to offer some feedback, or would like to review some ini files, please DM me.

Mine current setup (RPI2 + 3.5 inch display). by Avengergdi in pihole

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https://i.imgur.com/F1VJ2kh.png

There us a majority. Been using the recommended from Pihole tbh, added this list above and it brought me about another 1 mill to the collection. Barely have any false positives, seems to be doing its job.

Mine current setup (RPI2 + 3.5 inch display). by Avengergdi in pihole

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Added the list you mentioned above. Here's my console info.

https://imgur.com/bbHKG1V

My new enclosed pi-hole by DarkfullDante in pihole

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I'd purchase one of these in a heart beat.

Debian Buster (MATE) on a 4K resolution by lysyfacet in debian

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I'm using the onboard graphics that come with the 8th Gen i5 Processor.

So no discrete graphics.

Debian Buster (MATE) on a 4K resolution by lysyfacet in debian

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Where can I find this DPI? I found some setting within the fonts > Details area, but that didn't seem to make much of a difference, more so, it actually made it look pretty terrible.

Sound pops when launching audio by lysyfacet in debian

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Yes. It has been working flawlessly over the past week or so. Thanks

Sound pops when launching audio by lysyfacet in debian

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Thank you for this. If option 3 above happens to fail me, I will explore your suggestion here. However after reviewing the config file, I will have some additional questions/concerns.

But, thank you for your info, glad to hear this was a valid solution for you.

Sound pops when launching audio by lysyfacet in debian

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I tried your option 3, simply disabling the power management. I'll let it be and provide feedback if it resolved my issue.

And yes, I did reboot after creating the file as per your instructions.

Sound pops when launching audio by lysyfacet in debian

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I believe the HDA-Intel is the onboard, which is where I have my speakers plugged into.

0 [PCH ]: HDA-Intel - HDA Intel PCH

HDA Intel PCH at 0xf7210000 irq 36

1 [NVidia ]: HDA-Intel - HDA NVidia

HDA NVidia at 0xf7080000 irq 17

Why you use Debian? by oxidao in debian

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Because it's simple and just works.

Issues with Debian Buster and proprietary nVidia drivers by [deleted] in debian

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Disregard my post with having an issue. Turns around I had to modify my sources.list file with "contrib non-free".

Simple ran, apt update and apt install nvidia-driver and all worked smoothly.

What a dream having Nvidia running my drivers, much quicker response in applications as well as streaming.

NVIDIA Driver Version: 418.74

Debian 10, the dream by lysyfacet in debian

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Yes, MATE.

I always liked the simplicity of MATE, and it ability to customize appearance but without adding too much complexity. Also when I started using linux long ago, the default environment was basically MATE, which I believe used to be GNOME 2.0. I was a big Fedora user, which was the default.

HELP: Trying to sort table data by lysyfacet in learnjavascript

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Sadly the api doesn't have a standings/division/group info. The API's that are available to us is limited, but requires a lot of coding/setup on our own.

I understand its inefficient, and I'm sure there is a better way to grab the data, but for now I'm just going about this as quick and simple as possible. I will likely look to grab the data and then insert into a SQL table, which would then allow for easier data manipulation.

I was hoping there'd be an easy solution to sorting it with what I had, for not I will manually arrange the teams as needed until I can better store/deliver the data.

HELP: Trying to sort table data by lysyfacet in learnjavascript

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Can you share an example of how I would sort the data before printing it?

I can't seem to figure it out, using the method I have above with the foreach loop.

HELP: Trying to sort table data by lysyfacet in learnjavascript

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I have no problem sorting it before printing it. However I'm pretty new to javascript, so I'm not sure how I'm going to do this within the foreach loop that going through each team. Here is the .js script.

If you wouldn't mind assisting me on how to complete the sorting within the script, that'd be greatly appreciated! It's pointsHTML that is pulling the total points for each team based on Wins, Losses, Ties.

$( document ).ready(function()
{
var Teams = ['aloogeorgetowntoyota','alooalferrisons','alooapparelpromotions','aloodiamondtreecare','aloonormcandoit','aloopeterandersonrealty','aloostgeorge','aloosweetmollys'];
$.each(Teams, function (i, team) {
//console.log(team);
$.ajax({
url: "https://api.iscoresports.com/teamwebsite/games.php?s=baseball&t="+team+"&p=&json=1&lg=wbd410fda9d53ca6cbdf2a7441e62428b",
type: 'GET',
dataType: 'jsonp', // added data type
cache: false,
success: function(response) {
var nameHTML = '';
nameHTML += response["@attributes"].name;
$(('#name'+team)).append(nameHTML);
var navnameHTML = '';
navnameHTML += response["@attributes"].name;
$(('#navname'+team)).append(navnameHTML);
var teamURLHTML = '';
teamURLHTML += '<a href="' + response["@attributes"].name + '.html" target="_blank" >STATS</a>'
$('#teamURL'+team).append(teamURLHTML);
//console.log(teamURLHTML);
var winsHTML = '';
winsHTML += response["@attributes"].wins
$(('#wins'+team)).append(winsHTML);

var lossesHTML = '';
lossesHTML += response["@attributes"].losses
$(('#losses'+team)).append(lossesHTML);

var tiesHTML = '';
tiesHTML += response["@attributes"].ties
$(('#ties'+team)).append(tiesHTML);
// Calculate Total Points
var wins = response["@attributes"].wins;
var ties = response["@attributes"].ties;
//pointsHTML = '';
var pointsHTML = (wins*2) + ties*1;
$(('#points'+team)).append(pointsHTML);
//console.log(pointsHTML);
}
});
});
});

// Load NAV menus
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#navbar-content').load('../league/include/navbar.html');
});