I have a program, called <Company>.<Product>.CommonBackground.exe. In order to check if it was running, I launched: tasklist | findstr /I "background" I saw nothing, so I ran: C:>tasklist | findstr /I "common" This gave the following results: <Company>.Common.Prog1 4460 Services 0 66,016 K <Company>.Common.Prog2 8656 Services 0 88,824 K <Company>.Common.Prog3 […]
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I switched to DuckDuckGo (from Chrome) about a year ago. While it’s certainly usable, I have the issue that when you first click on the address, it attempts to copy, in such a way that you cannot edit it. You then have to click again if you wanted to, say, […]
Model: TP-Link WR741ND Hardware Version: V4 Firmware Version: 3.13.2 Build 130529 Rel.73629n I’m trying to set up static IP for my old TP-link to turn it as a repeater for my main router IP of my main network 192.168.0.1 . In “Lan” settings: I set up the static IP of […]
How/Where can I check if the hole punching succeeded or failed? Also, when both UDP hole punching and TCP hole punching are both enabled, how can I check if it is using UDP or TCP?
I couldn’t find a reason, so I can only offer assumptions that don’t make sense to me. Assumption 1: As pictures are automatically downsized without asking the user, the EXIF data may not be suitable for the smaller image. Assumption 2: Messenger want to protect user privacy without asking the […]
The ffmpeg script below for an xfade filter works as expected in the batch command, but the second script in powershell fails. The issue appears to be that the set variables are not being entered. I’ve tried various methods of surrounding the variables in quotes, brackets etc, but none seem […]
When using GitHub Copilot CLI on Windows 11 25H2 Pro, I see two colors in my session list: blue and purple. What do these colors represent? GitHub Copilot CLI config: sidebar.coloredHints = (unset) Color mode set to: github renderHexColors = (unset)
I needed the command wc -l [file] to display only the number of lines. On a forum somewhere on the Internet, a very helpful user answered exactly this same question. Unfortunately, he didn’t explain why it worked. I’ll use one of my files from the /home/user/ directory as an example: […]
I have compiled kernel debian 6.12.111+deb13-amd64. Note, that I have also run update-grub. I did a small application including lseek call. First, I have to include f_pos from struct file at include/linux/fs.h. I hope you do have this folder on your system (full path is ~/kernel/linux-6.12.111/debian/linux-headers-6.12.111+deb13-common/usr/src/linux-headers-6.12.111+deb13-common/include/linux/fs.h. Basically, I need a […]