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Looks like you are looking for a web platform, you may give discord a try.

Maybe, windows has added the boot sector of ubuntu to primary disk(NVME), not sure. try this in Windows press Windows + R keys (or simple search prompt) Search for msconfig and enter. Go to boot tab, and check if your unappreciated boot record there, make sure you remove the correct one, triple...

I don't know about wifi band cover and stuffs, but your card is a dual band 802.11ac as described in official page. You make sure your modem provides either a or c band. Worth a try. Hope it helps.

Great, thanks for replying. As you see, some nodes in your routes come with exceeded ping. If your ISP is a good one, you could contact them, and inform them some routing nodes come with unappreciated latency, so if they follow "Awesomeness of service", they will indeed fix the issue if...

More ping latency could be becasue of long/bad route, so your new ISP may have different routes to target host. If you are on linux, try command tracert meter.com , (I have the same tool in my win machine, not sure if all MS win come with this) This tool will show you most routes(not all of...

As mentioned @kanewolf, no need to set the ip for pc. Also mind, some ISP will set the static ip even if your modem set as dynamic. Also note, many modems block incoming connections by default, so you may need to disable firewall/SPI in order to allow incoming connection to modem. Next step is...

Much appreciated! As you stated about new features of RTX, just checked on video, 2080 ti could hit below 50 when RTX stuffs were on! since it's a new tech, so it needs its times to get some place in dev's heart. Now I think I'm going with 1660ti, thank you.

We have a local OEM here, that produces High Power PSU, the last 380W was also from the same brand that lasts for around 8 years, the new one comes with better quality. I think I could locate the power link...

Thank you so much, Yes I see. So id my PSU enough for 1660ti? My current card drain more power. I used to work with this system with a 380W PSU for around 7 years, so this new 500W will be okay? HD 5870 also has more TDP over 1660ti. Correct me, if I'm wrong. Thanks

Hello folks. So I have following current system CPU: i7 2600k RAM: 2x2GB + 2x4GB HDD: 2x 1TB WD GPU: HD 5870 (planning to change it, recently has coil whine when idle, so scary) MB: GA-PH67A-UD3-B3 PSU: Gold 500W High-Power(taiwan) (recently upgraded from a 380W(same brand) due to too much coil...

I had the same problem last year. Beside chkdsk reported no error, but at the end I realize the hard disk was defective. I suggest try system with a new HDD, or vice versa, try HDD with another system. Hope it helps

It's actually possible, the way you are trying to do is not stable and legit. Depends, check if the target app/device has an API for that or not? or simple maybe a terminal app(as what you are trying to figure out) Have some study over subjects I mentioned, then you will make it very easy

I'm still not sure, and I think you got some terms wrong. If you like to just show text input and output of a program, so there is no need to have such embedded CMD, a simple text area could help you about this. You have to pipeline with target app, to send and receive text over STDOUT and...

Maybe you don't need running a command line to run another process. not logical(unless you would run a batch of commands). You could ask the OS to run the target app(in target path) directly without any middle-cmd

No no no, please mind, if you kill a parent process(let say your qt app), so it might not kill its child process, so even if you kill your qt process, the command/bat file could continue its process. You may please share some code, how do you use QT? C/C++? python? How do you run that cmd...