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I’ve been going in circles on if I should make a change to my name and I could really use some feedback, TIA!
A couple years ago I settled on a pen name, long before I was ready to publish anything, and set up social media accounts under that name. At the time I did a google search for the name and the only thing that popped up was a small artist, but no authors, so I figured I was in the clear to use it.
Fast forward to yesterday I googled the pen name again and found that the artist has amassed quite a following between their Instagram and Facebook, and now I am wondering if I committed a faux paus by using that name?
Their accounts are “pennameart” and mine are either “pennamebooks” or “pennameauthor” so they are distinguishable, but I’m wondering for SEO purposes if it’s something they would get annoyed with down the line.
I’m not claiming to know without a doubt that my books will be wildly popular and any search of the name will pull me up over the artist, but that is the goal, right? To be searched for, mentioned, bought and reviewed often enough that you rank high.
I don’t know, I’m probably overthinking it but I’m at a point where I could still make adjustments to the pen name and want to do it while I have the chance. I did think of one other variation of the name I like but google pulls up a singesongwriter and a sports team in the UK under that name, and I have the same questions about the songwriter if I were to change it.
I know everything is so saturated now that I’m never going to find an unused name, and that isn’t the goal anyway, I just want to avoid any potential future backlash over my choice 😅

Hi, I'm UK based & looking to connect for chat & swaps with other Strawberry Shortcake fans.
I don't have Facebook and I really don't want to have to have a Facebook account.
I'm mostly looking for collectors in the USA who I can swap British/European stuff with, or where I can get a few simple Five Below vintage Strawberry Shortcake style stationary & journal items.
I really don't fancy the scalper prices on ebay either.
Any tips & advice please?

So I've finally collected the money to make a complete Plex server, and I've looked through lots of parts. But I'm not sure about my choices, so I would like to get some feedback on my picks. :)
First of all, the server is not only for Plex. I'm planning to run an FTP server, an Nginx reverse proxy, qBittorrent nox with 500-1000 torrents, a MariaDB & MongoDB database and some Node.js apps on that thing as well. And the list can increase in the future. I don't have much traffic tho, it's mostly for my own entertainment.
For the CPU, I've picked an i3 13100, tossed into an ASRock B660M Pro RS motherboard (basically almost the cheapest mobo with an LGA 1700 socket and 4 slots for RAM in Hungary). I'm planning to buy more RAM, but for now I just plan to put a single 8GB 3200Mhz DDR4 stick into the mobo. When I have the money, I'll also plan to buy an Inter ARC 330 for better transcoding, but I think the iGPU is enough for a single 1080p AV1/HEVC transcode for now. Basically those are the only thing I need to buy for a complete server.
I already have an old 2TB Toshiba HDD for the torrents, and a Seagate Exos 16TB X18 disk for the media. I will need a boot SSD too, so I'm happy to hear any recommendations. :D
What do you all think? Does this seems like a good lineup? Or would you change some parts in the build?

Understanding Firebase Authentication with ReactJS

Integrating Firebase with ReactJS offers a robust solution for managing user authentication and data storage efficiently. This combination allows developers to build scalable and secure web applications with ease. However, one common issue that arises during this integration process involves handling null values in email fields within Firebase tokens. This scenario typically occurs when users sign up or log in through third-party providers without sharing their email information. Understanding the root cause and implications of null email fields is crucial for ensuring a seamless authentication experience for users.
To effectively address this challenge, it's essential to delve into the specifics of Firebase's authentication flow and ReactJS's state management. Handling null email fields requires a strategic approach, including implementing fallback mechanisms or alternative methods for user identification. This not only helps in maintaining the integrity of the authentication process but also enhances user experience by providing clear communication and alternative solutions. Through this exploration, developers can ensure that their applications remain accessible and user-friendly, even when encountering null email fields in Firebase tokens.

Command/Method	Description
firebase.auth().onAuthStateChanged()	Listener that handles user state changes in Firebase authentication.
user?.email
firebase.auth().signInWithRedirect(provider)	Method to initiate sign-in with a third-party provider, such as Google or Facebook.
firebase.auth().getRedirectResult()	Method to get the result of a signInWithRedirect operation, including user info.

Deep Dive into Firebase Authentication Issues

When integrating Firebase Authentication with ReactJS, developers often encounter the issue of null email fields, especially when utilizing third-party authentication providers such as Google, Facebook, or Twitter. This problem arises because not all providers require an email to authenticate, or users may choose not to share their email address. While Firebase Authentication is designed to be flexible and accommodate various sign-in methods, this flexibility can lead to challenges in managing user data, particularly when an application relies on email addresses for account management, communication, or identification purposes. Understanding how to handle these null email fields is crucial for maintaining a seamless and secure user experience.
To effectively manage null email fields in Firebase tokens, developers need to implement robust error handling and data validation strategies within their ReactJS applications. This may involve setting up fallback mechanisms, such as prompting users to enter an email address if one is not provided by the authentication provider, or using alternative identifiers for account management. Additionally, developers must be aware of the security implications of handling email addresses and ensure that any fallback mechanisms comply with data protection regulations and best practices. By addressing these challenges head-on, developers can create more resilient and user-friendly applications that leverage the full potential of Firebase Authentication in conjunction with ReactJS.

Handling Null Email Fields in ReactJS

React & Firebase Code Snippet

import React, { useEffect, useState } from 'react'; import firebase from 'firebase/app'; import 'firebase/auth'; const useFirebaseAuth = () => { const [user, setUser] = useState(null); useEffect(() => { const unsubscribe = firebase.auth().onAuthStateChanged(firebaseUser => { if (firebaseUser) { const { email } = firebaseUser; setUser({ email: email 'fallbackEmail@example.com' }); } else { setUser(null); } }); return () => unsubscribe(); }, []); return user; }; 

Advanced Strategies for Handling Firebase Authentication

Delving deeper into the complexities of Firebase Authentication within ReactJS applications, it becomes apparent that handling null email fields is just one facet of a broader challenge. This issue underscores the importance of designing flexible authentication flows that can accommodate various user scenarios. For instance, when users sign in through social media platforms without an email, developers are tasked with creating alternative pathways to gather necessary user information. This could involve prompting users for additional details post-sign-in or leveraging other unique identifiers provided by Firebase. Such strategies ensure that the application can still uniquely identify users, maintain security standards, and provide personalized experiences without relying solely on email addresses.
Furthermore, this challenge highlights the need for a robust user data management strategy that goes beyond the initial authentication phase. Developers must consider how to store, access, and update user profiles in a way that aligns with the application’s functionality and user privacy requirements. Implementing custom hooks or higher-order components in ReactJS can help manage authentication state and user information efficiently, providing a seamless integration with Firebase’s backend services. By addressing these advanced considerations, developers can enhance the resilience and user-friendliness of their applications, ensuring they are well-equipped to handle a range of authentication scenarios.

Frequently Asked Questions on Firebase Authentication

1. Question: What do I do if a user's email is null in Firebase Authentication?
2. Answer: Implement fallback mechanisms or prompt the user to provide an email address post-authentication.
3. Question: Can I use Firebase Authentication without relying on email addresses?
4. Answer: Yes, Firebase supports multiple authentication methods, including phone numbers and social providers, that don’t require an email.
5. Question: How can I handle user data securely with Firebase?
6. Answer: Use Firebase’s security rules to manage access and protect user data, ensuring compliance with data protection laws.
7. Question: Is it possible to merge user accounts in Firebase Authentication?
8. Answer: Yes, Firebase provides functionality to link multiple authentication methods to a single user account.
9. Question: How do I manage users who sign up with social accounts but don’t provide an email?
10. Answer: Use other unique identifiers from their social accounts or prompt for email post-sign-up to ensure account uniqueness.
11. Question: What is the best practice for handling authentication state in ReactJS?
12. Answer: Utilize React Context API or custom hooks to manage and share authentication state across your application.
13. Question: Can Firebase Authentication work with server-side rendering in React?
14. Answer: Yes, but it requires specific handling to synchronize authentication state between the server and client.
15. Question: How do I customize the Firebase Authentication UI?
16. Answer: Firebase provides a customizable UI library, or you can build your own UI for a more tailored experience.
17. Question: Is email verification required with Firebase Authentication?
18. Answer: While not mandatory, email verification is recommended to verify the authenticity of user-provided emails.

Wrapping Up Firebase Authentication Challenges

As we've explored, handling null email fields in Firebase Authentication requires a nuanced understanding of both Firebase and ReactJS. This challenge is not merely about technical implementation but also about ensuring a secure, seamless user experience. Developers must navigate the intricacies of third-party authentication, data validation, and user management with creativity and compliance to data protection standards. The strategies discussed, from implementing fallback mechanisms to leveraging ReactJS's capabilities for state management, underscore the importance of a proactive, user-centric approach to authentication. This not only addresses the immediate issue of null email fields but also enhances the overall robustness and user-friendliness of web applications. As Firebase continues to evolve, staying informed and adaptable will be key for developers looking to harness its full potential in building dynamic, secure, and scalable web applications.
https://www.tempmail.us.com/en/firebase/handling-null-email-fields-in-firebase-tokens-with-reactjs

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I am trying to get the videos from my 90's public access tv show and make them look better to cut up and make shorts for youtube. I'd like to use whatever correction tools and color correction that works best. Would like video to be crisper and brighter. The video was shot on a Panasonic ag 450 with S VHS. I have digitized it to AVI files. I tried uploading a sample, but the files were too big. Below are links to the video on youtube I will put up a link so you can see how the footage looks on youtube now. If it's better I could also post a clip of the original video, so let me know. Should I be upscaling 2x or 4x and should I use the image upscaler in resolve. How much sharpness? Any input would be greatly helpful.
Below is a link to the original footage that was converted from Svhs to an AVI file. Original Footage

Hi everyone,
Hope you're well. I've got two questions, one quite local, the other not.
I'm in Essex, UK. I actually set up two groups previously in Wickford and Benfleet but these didn't yield any players interested in more wahistory focused titles. Other local groups that survived the pandemic are equally focused on broader interest board games. Absolutely fair enough, by the way.
I'm fine for a reliable group for these, but my war and history gaming is a strictly solo affair. I don't mind this, but would also value being in a group. Playing online/via email is not what I'm after.
I did some searching and found groups in Writtle and Southend which I've reached out to, plus one in Chelmsford I can't as I'm not on Facebook or X.
I didn't know if anyone here was an individual or part of a group locally who'd like to play.
As a guide, favourites are generally strategic/political level and card driven. Think Twilight Struggle, 1989, Wir Sind Das Volk!, Democracy Under Siege, Rise of Totalitarianism, Churchill, Maria, Friedrich, the COIN series and so forth. I'd love someone to school me in more operational/tactical level titles. I realise that while lots of my friends call these 'wargames,' lots of you will not, which is an awkward limbo to be in.
Thanks in advance for any links you can help me make.

Hello, Around a month ago the servers for DSF randomly stopped working, this is a pain because I was going for the platinum trophy
however in Russia people are still able to acess the online on the ps3, why is this?
I bought the pass and own the game on ps3 (uk version) if I get a russian copy will I be able to get driver sanfranciso's online

Hello, Around a month ago the servers for this game randomly stopped working, this is a pain because I was going for the platinum trophy
however in Russia people are still able to acess the online on the ps3, why is this?
I bought the pass and own the game on ps3 (uk version) if I get a russian copy will I be able to get driver sanfranciso's online

So I try to get into the game for almost a week now and I run out of ideas what else to try to login. The website just won't load for me. So far I managed to get a very few times (about 1-2 times each day) into the game and it worked fine for like 5-10 minutes, then the game just seems like to "lose connection" or something, I have to reload and the site won't load again until I get lucky within some hours of reloading from time to time. Longest play was about 15mins so far. A few times I managed to login were about 22k ppl online and 36k online, so I think it might be not a server issue.
I tried so far:

• using different browsers / with and without extensions
• trying out the app, same issues
• using different proxy servers and dns, didn't help
• not using any fancy antivirus software, only the standard setup of windows defender
• same problem on my phone and other pc / laptop

Does someone has a similar issue or any idea what else I can try to get it to work? I would love to play this game cuz it's so much fun but I would prefer the online instead of offline mode, just for safety reasons as well.
(and for the haters, no I don't cry about it, I just share my experience and looking for advice / help on this problem)

TL;DR - how do I handle / communicate with my boyfriend when he’s annoyed at me for asking for a favour
My boyfriend and I are very long distance (USA / UK) and we do a good job of making it work and putting effort in. There’s been a couple of situations that have made me feel a little off regarding favours.
My best friend has asked if he could pick her mail from her house as she doesn’t live there anymore (she lives in the UK) and bring it with him to the UK on his next trip. It’s important mail that she has to pay and there really isn’t anyone else travelling soon to do it. I asked him this once before in February and he made a huge deal about it, was pretty annoyed but did it anyway. It’s maybe maximum 30 mins for him to get there if there’s traffic. I feel like I had to beg him and be extra overly grateful when he did.
I also sold 2 armchairs on Facebook marketplace a few months ago and the girls husband was late to pick it up, and they weren’t heavy but I asked if he could help carry them down the stairs as they’re an awkward shape. He was sitting on the sofa watching 2 girls try to manoeuvre it so I asked for his help as he’s much stronger than me. He huffed and puffed and did it, but the moment the girl paid and left, he was really annoyed with me that I asked him to do this, ‘why did her husband show up late’ etc and that he just got hot and sweaty when he had just showered. He was so annoyed that he got up and left and ran an ‘errand’ for like 30 mins. It made me feel really upset and bad and once again I overly thanked him.
I’m now nervous to ask him if he could pick up my friends mail again. It upsets me because I absolutely don’t mind and don’t hesitate at all if he ever needed a favour and I’ve done them before with a smile. I love helping my partner and making his life easier if I can. It really upsets me that I get made to feel bad and guilty for asking for something. Other men in my life (dad, brothers, neighbours even) have never once hesitated and always offer their help when they can. I don’t know how to ask him and how to best handle it when he’s annoyed- it’s something that doesn’t fly with me and honestly a huge red flag, if this is how he handles when asked for help. I want to feel loved and valued in my relationship and that someone is more than happy to help me when needed.

I'm looking to get a Minisforum MS-01 with 13th Gen i9 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD. I will probably upgrade to 96GB when I need to
I'm mainly gonna be using it for running Proxmox running Plex, a flash NAS, Game Servers, PFSense.
As for the NAS I am looking at getting a NetApp DS2246 and installing SATA SSDs over time, is this gonna cause issues?
I also need a HBA card, any recommendations?
Is there anything I'm missing or recommendations?

I'm looking to get a Minisforum MS-01 with 13th Gen i9 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD. I will probably upgrade to 96GB when I need to
I'm mainly gonna be using it for running Proxmox running Plex, a flash NAS, Game Servers, PFSense.
As for the NAS I am looking at getting a NetApp DS2246 and installing SATA SSDs over time, is this gonna cause issues?
I also need a HBA card, any recommendations?
Is there anything I'm missing or recommendations?

I am currently playing Fallout 2 as of this thread: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/35480/tried-running-win-95-on-dosbox-pure-on-retropie-just-for-fallout-2-failed-need-help/16
And I am trying to use my Joystick, or generally Gamepad, as a mouse. Since Fallout 2 is launched within the ports as of the Retropie-Extras Package, I really need to find out how. I tried to use QJoyPad and using the

qjoypad 

command, but it always spouts the error:

cannot connect to x server 

I have an instance of xray running on my server.
It was installed using this script.
It has successfully configured the subdomian I use for it (lets call it sub.domain.com).
But I have another subdomain (jellyfin.domain.com) than I want to proxy to local port 6000 but I don't know how to add it to xray configuration.
Here is the configuration file for xray:
{
"inbounds": [
{
"port": 443,
"protocol": "vless",
"tag": "VLESSTCP",
"settings": {
"clients": [
{
"id": "8a2abc5a-15f8-456e-832b-fdd43263eb6",
"flow": "xtls-rprx-vision",
"email": ""
}
],
"decryption": "none",
"fallbacks": [
{
"dest": 31296,
"xver": 1
},
{
"alpn": "h2",
"dest": 31302,
"xver": 0
},
{
"path": "/rbgtrs",
"dest": 31297,
"xver": 1
},
{
"path": "/rbgjeds",
"dest": 31299,
"xver": 1
}
]
},
"add": "sub.domain.com",
"streamSettings": {
"network": "tcp",
"security": "tls",
"tlsSettings": {
"minVersion": "1.2",
"alpn": [
"http/1.1",
"h2"
],
"certificates": [
{
"certificateFile": "/etc/v2ray-agent/tls/sub.domain.com",
"keyFile": "/etc/v2ray-agent/tls/sub.domain.com",
"ocspStapling": 3600,
"usage": "encipherment"
}
]
}
},
"sniffing": {
"enabled": true,
"destOverride": ["http", "tls"]
}
}
]
}
Thanks for your help!

I have an instance of xray taking over port 443 on my server. It uses nginx to reverse proxy traffic. It has successfully configuerd the subdomian I use for it (lets call it sub.domain.com).
I have another subdomain (jellyfin.domain.com) than I want to proxy to port 6000 but I don't know how to add it to xray configuration.
Here is the configuration file for xray:
{
"inbounds": [
{
"port": 443,
"protocol": "vless",
"tag": "VLESSTCP",
"settings": {
"clients": [
{
"id": "8a2abc5a-15f8-456e-832b-fdd43263eb6",
"flow": "xtls-rprx-vision",
"email": ""
}
],
"decryption": "none",
"fallbacks": [
{
"dest": 31296,
"xver": 1
},
{
"alpn": "h2",
"dest": 31302,
"xver": 0
},
{
"path": "/rbgtrs",
"dest": 31297,
"xver": 1
},
{
"path": "/rbgjeds",
"dest": 31299,
"xver": 1
}
]
},
"add": "sub.domain.com",
"streamSettings": {
"network": "tcp",
"security": "tls",
"tlsSettings": {
"minVersion": "1.2",
"alpn": [
"http/1.1",
"h2"
],
"certificates": [
{
"certificateFile": "/etc/v2ray-agent/tls/sub.domain.com",
"keyFile": "/etc/v2ray-agent/tls/sub.domain.com",
"ocspStapling": 3600,
"usage": "encipherment"
}
]
}
},
"sniffing": {
"enabled": true,
"destOverride": ["http", "tls"]
}
}
]
}

The connection does not work between the two, so now daddy needs to troubleshoot.
Any oneliners or advise?
The logs have multiple instances of for agents trying to connect to the proxy, but no logs about the connection between the proxy and the server:
TLS handshake set result code to 1: file ../ssl/t1_lib.c line 3220 func tls_choose_sigalg: error:0A000076:SSL routines::no suitable signature algorithm: TLS write fatal alert "handshake failure"

Creating a website requires two essential components: a domain and hosting.
Domain/Website address/Domain name is the website address like {facebook.com, youtube .com etc}. It is always unique and we have to buy domain.
Hosting refers to the service that stores your website's files, making them accessible to the public. Think of it like renting a virtual storage space for your website. Web hosting companies provide servers that store your website's data, ensuring it's always available and secure.All of the data of the website is stored in servers.
All of the data of the website is stored in servers and servers are really expensive so we need to rent a server from database or server rooms.
Domain and hosting importance :
Professionalism: A custom domain (e.g., (link unavailable)) looks more professional than a generic address (e.g., (link unavailable)).
Brand Identity: Your domain name represents your brand, making it easier to establish an online presence.
Security: Reputable hosting services provide security measures to protect your website from cyber threats.
Reliability: Good hosting ensures your website is always available, minimizing downtime and errors.
Flexibility: With your own domain and hosting, you have full control over your website's content and design.
SEO: Having a custom domain and hosting can improve your website's search engine optimization (SEO) and visibility.
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