No.88953
if the file is only available in webp you cant
No.88956
alternatively you could fix your issue with using webp
No.88980
>>88956Webpiss is a terrible image format, stop shilling for something that has never been wanted
No.88981
>>88980all of kissu's thumbs are webp tho
No.88986
>>88984Is SZS worth watching by myself or should I get frens to watch this with me?
No.88988
>>88986I don't think there are any anime that aren't worth watching alone.
That's my opinion at least. I'm not a big fan of streams.
No.88989
>>88988Some are definitely experienced better with others. The Ghost Stories dub, for instance.
No.88992
Safari doesn't support webm/webp thankfully and I haven't seen it break on any website that's not an imageboard so try to spoof your useragent as Safari and see if it works.
No.88993
>>88981Kissu doesn't serve webp when you download the thumbnail. other websites will literally have direct links to .png and .jpg files and serve a .webp instead.
No.88999
>>88986not really, no. But watch an episode or two and see if you like it
No.89000
>>88993it's webp or png if you made the mistake of buying an Apple product
No.89029
>>88999I remember watching it with /a/ when it was the seven year joke stream, that was a long time ago and I want to watch it again but it feels weird watching it by myself
No.89042
>>88980It annoys me when people call things that aren't actually shilling shilling. It reminds me of /v/.
No.89256
>>89042It annoys me when redditpissnerds defend a shit file format that's being actively pushed by an evil corporation.
No.89257
I don't even know what the issues with .webp are, never seen anyone say anything wrong with it aside from google or that it's not supported by everything yet.
No.89285
>>89283pngcrush can bring that down to 2.9MB
pngquant, which is lossy(you judge how much) is < 1MB
No.89286
Webp looks like jpeg with transparency and more ringing artifacts.
No.89314
if webp is bad then why is webm not also bad
No.89316
>>89314Because webm is an established format.
No.89317
>>89314It's also bad. Matroska is the only container format that should exist.
No.89332
>>89285interesting how the dragon's swimsuit changes from purple to indigo
No.89336
>>89335It usually has to do with the wind and then the gravity pulling them down
No.89340
What can be done against coughing during recordings of recitals of classical music?
No.89619
>>89616https://lively-wallpaper.en.softonic.com/>Developed by a programmer named Dani JohnHere's a guess.
No.89636
>>89619Sadly that's not it. I scoured over this list and it's not here, either:
https://www.softpedia.com/downloadTag/wallpaper%20changerWell, I don't think it is. I checked the ones with similar names to what I mentioned and none of them are what I had.
Maybe I need 4chan's huge userbase for this one
No.89643
>>89312This post is amazing. Hopefully I can do it for .jfif too.
No.89727
>>89660I have XP-Pen Deco 01v2 and bought it on aliexpress years ago. Popular model and it should be availiable almost anywhere, but there also could be updated models. Tablet itself is excellent but I've just given up because of not being able to draw something nice.
No.89791
>>89660Usually you can just buy those of producers website, as you can do with Huion or Wacom
No.89793
>>89660My recommendation is to just buy based on size and not get a screened tablet. Resolution is way too much than you'd ever need on most tablets, pressure sensitivity is important just to have.
I also ended up never using buttons on mine and I just use keyboard for shortcuts so spinning pen to get eraser is probably slower than just using shortcuts. Tilt is something you may also end up never using.
No.91099
>>91097Never seen one in real life, but from what I've seen in photos they don't seem to. Maybe it depends on brand, however.
I'm really not sure how they get away with it since pillows and posters need to be censored apparently. Maybe it's the removable clothes thing.
No.91104
What are more stomachable alternatives to chewing gum?
No.91106
>>91097I think most figurines have smoothed over areas like a Barbie doll. I think the unlicensed ero ones have actual... you know...
No.91108
>>91104chios mastic is supposedly good for the stomach
No.91110
>>91107Photos of licensed ero figures tend to be over-censored, so I wasn't really sure on what was hiding under those giant censor bars. But I can tell that one is definitely uncensored, which is quite weird as the other poster pointed out.
I wonder if the censorship laws only apply to media, and that is how they can get away with making uncensored figurines (and sex toys).
No.91111
>>91097They use bandaids.
No.91800
>>89340Hiring good audio technicians.
Coughing is not nearly as bad as your pianist audibly humming as he plays, like Gould. They couldn't even completely remove it from the recording.
>>89616This?
https://johnsad.ventures/software/backgroundswitcher/windows/ No.91804
could have answered that question if I saw it a month ago
No.91830
>>91800YES! That's it! Thanks a ton!
None of the others I saw did such simple, but great collages.
No.97390
>>97389use konachan instead
just filter out explicit and pretty much everything else are usable for wallpapers
No.97391
>>97389Traditional_media
Painting_(medium)
Landscape
Rural
Faux_traditional_media
Mountainous_horizon
Power_lines
Road
Official_art
No.97394
>>97390Looks like konachan is split into a 'safe' version so I could use that, yeah. konachan does seem to have a basic quality control thing in place like danbooru. Looks good. Though, the benefit of something like gelbooru is that it's democratic with user scores, so maybe a combination of them would be best.
>>97391Thanks. I never thought of background tags, but it could help prevent images with the plain white background, huh? It would be great if there wasn't so much white in the images, like what I have going on here right now.
Though, this program does let you designate a folder for the 'background' image and in theory I could clean up the plain backgrounds with photoshop's magic wand tool so that the background is transparent instead. Takes a lot of time to through so many images, though.
>>97392It does work with the negative tags, I.E
"touhou -explicit" will give me touhou tags without the explicit tag. So I COULD use the Mewkledreamy tag. But, not all tags are appropriated applied at all times so it requires some cleanup.
No.97397
If I recall safebooru is a thing too
and there is both wallpaper and aspect ratio tags too.
Its weird to think boorus are still used for non-lewd purposes
No.97400
>>97395Oh, now I remember simple_background.
And safebooru is great, too, I think most of these are already included by default in Grabber.
No.109144
>>109143Go to a store and sit in one. I believe in you, you can do it. Fighto!
No.109147
>>109143I just go for a sinilar executive chair to what I always get. Although I've noticed that some people in my life have learned all about what makes a nice chair and they know what brands to select so maybe there is some hidden knowledge...
No.109150
>>109144it would sure be embarrassing if he did that and then couldn't get out of the chair
No.110777
https://aqxaromods.com/I found this while reading a discussion about the ever-deteriorating state of the nexus and was wondering if this is "the" replacement or if there's a bunch of other alternatives clawing to replace it.
No.110894
>>110892Most people use WD SSDs of varying sizes. I like the elements ones
No.110910
>>110894What about hard disks for multimedia playback?
No.110916
>>110910Hard drives are perfectly fine for video and music playback. If you can handle reading or watching some guides on topics like TrueNAS, you may find it beneficial to use an old computer and buy normal hard drives to put in that instead.
No.111027
>>111026doujinstyle is the one i know of but you probably do as well
No.111028
miss when doujinstyle had a game section
No.111031
>>111027Huh, I thought that was dead. Maybe it was a different site that died. Cool! (and thanks)
Maybe I'm thinking of a doujin game one that decided to move to discord and lost its purpose as a result
No.111756
>>111644yeah your specs aren't that bad compared to most, you just have a low amount of ram and probably a aging/dying hard drive.
No.111841
yes.
Enquette is the Japanese and french word for questionaire
No.111844
The AUR was hyped up to me but it takes long to install anything wtf
No.111845
>>111844Am I doing something incorrectly? Im using yay
No.111849
>>111844It takes a long time because you're compiling the program yourself with the AUR. You can make it faster by changing the number of cores you use to build the program.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Makepkg#Improving_build_timesSomething else you can do is use the -bin packages if they're available, which are pre-compiled.
No.111852
>>111849There's also chaotic AUR which is a repository that compiles some AUR packages
No.113747
how are you supposed to know when 前 is ぜん or まえ
No.113749
>>113747The rule of thumb is that, in a compound, it uses the same type of reading as the other part. ぜん with on'yomi, まえ with kun'yomi.
By itself, it's まえ, especially when it's followed by a particle like in 前に.
No.114748
>>114747you might be needing so much memory that its going into the swap file
the other day i had some browser tab in firefox suffer a memory leak and rapidly use up memory but my task manager was saying that no particular program was using a lot of memory when sorting it by memory usage as in your pic. I clicked over to the Performance tab and saw that the memory usage AND the disk usage was near 100%. I think this means the swap file was being used heavily. When this happens you have what is called thrashing as the memory used by programs gets shuffled between the swap file and the RAM, killing the performance of the whole computer. Is your computer running massively slowly in this circumstance?
(also how are you at 3% disk throughput when you have something writing 240 MB/s)
No.114751
>>114748Yeah, memory leak or cache thing might be the problem I think. Looking at the resource thing you mentioned, I guess it IS showing almost full RAM usage.
>(also how are you at 3% disk throughput when you have something writing 240 MB/s)I don't know? I wonder if it's fluke because it doesn't usually show 3%. It's an SSD thing that snaps into the motherboard (forgot what those were called) and the capacity is 1.8TB so I've converted it into being the AI processing drive. These checkpoint files that I'm combining and shuffling are around 3-6gb each (two used at once). I read almost a year ago that this AI stuff can be hard on drives so the only thing on it is AI stuff since it's lifespan might not be as long as it should.
Maybe this thing is just wildly inaccurate, but I have indeed been having computer crashes so maybe the numbers are wrong but the warning highlights to show high usage are correct.
Hmm... I guess I'll buy some RAM. I still have 2 slots and it's DDR4 or something when the most recent is DDR5 so it should probably be cheap... I hope.
No.114753
>>114751>I don't know?Huge number of SSDs, that explains it. Also that 240 MB/s could be a burst while the 3% number could be aggregated over a longer timescale.
No.114756
>>88984"there is no such thing as stupid questions only stupid answer"
No.114767
>>114747I've noticed this before as well. The real answer is that Task Manager does not show the real memory usage of
all processes. Some are inaccurate, other processes don't show up at all. Noticed this when using PrimoCache to create a RAM disk for caching files and its usage did not show up at all.
No.115395
Does anyone know of a good script to download ExHentai galleries? I had one on my old computer but I don't have access to it anymore and can't seem to find it. Trying to download some old galleries that don't have torrents available.
No.115396
>>115395I use this one with Greasemonkey
https://github.com/ccloli/E-Hentai-DownloaderThere are other userscript environments than Greasemonkey, IIRC Greasemonkey is not really maintained and there are forks. But it works for me.
No.115402
Played OG FF7. Liked it but did anyone else think the tifa romance was hamfisted? Cloud is obviously not gonna be over Aerith for a long time.
was the final sepiroth fight meant to be unsatisfying
No.115405
>>115402Been so long since I played I don't really remember exactly how the fight panned out mechanically, but I remember thinking it was really cool.
No.115957
>>115402Hamfisted? Ehh, maybe a little bit. The love triangle thing was pretty interesting, but I didn't get the impression that the romance stuff in FF7 was that deep compared to other games, like FF8 that came right after it.
>spoilerThat's kind of the case in most JRPGs. It doesn't help that side content means that you mop the floor with the villain since the optional stuff is more difficult. The music is great most of the time at least.
No.115959
>>115956there's WinDirStat for visualizing what's on your drives by filetype. I dunno, how is a computer program going to know that you think XYZ is useless but ABC has sentimental value? It's kind of inherently a manual thing
No.115960
>>115959Agreed with WinDirStat. Good for visualizing filesize.