Remember that joke – ‘If I die, delete my browser history’. Well, most people have this fear of getting their browser history found out by… Read More The post How To Go Incognito in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari appeared first on GeeksforGeeks.
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I’m testing on an input that has none of its colour metadata set: ffprobe -v error -show_streams "input.mp4" | grep color color_range=unknown color_space=unknown color_transfer=unknown color_primaries=unknown This results in a colour shift, which I believe is because of the automatic colorspace conversion that the scale filter does. However, when I add […]
In my country, the government restricts the internet and also blocks many tunneling and VPN protocols. What is the latest tunnel method that is safe from the hands of the government? I have 2 servers, each connected to the internet with a 1 gigabit port. Some tunnel methods slow down […]
I’m running a script that does fine by itself, but stops when piped through less (or other program that grabs the tty). I’ve boiled it down to this snippet: $ env -i TERM=vt100 bash --norc --noprofile bash-3.2$ echo `uname;date` | less -EX [2]+ Stopped echo `uname;date` | less -EX bash-3.2$ […]
I bought a new Samsung Galaxy Book 2 Pro. While it is unused for a couple of hours with the charger connected, the battery is still 98% charged, not 100%. The charger is 65W, and the cable is C-to-C type. Is either my battery or charger problematic?
My system is a Windows OS. However, every time I am using Linux on Virtualbox, as soon as I switch from Virtualbox to another windows program, my NumLock is off. I could have NumLock on in Linux, but it turns off when switching back to any Windows program. Is there […]
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I want to change the default address of the Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) from 192.168.137.1 to a different one in the 192.168.100.X subnet. What happens is that instead of the desired address I get 192.168.0.1 To do this I have followed this guide here and if you are too bored […]
I have the following disks: C: SSD, disk 1, boot disk D: HDD, disk 3, partition 1 E: HDD, disk 3, partition 2 F:, G:, H:, I: HDD, disk 2, partitions 1-4 I want to replace D: with a new SSD, but Windows loads various background services from that drive, […]