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I was trying to setup and optimize SQM QoS (Smart Queue Management and Quality of Service) on my router for Cloud Gaming, and specifically for GeForce Now, for quite some time. I hope these findings will be useful to someone.
Smart Queue Management is great and works amazingly to reduce bufferbloat, and by default it's optimized for Voice calls and fair queue between all traffic.
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Decompiled DLL with ILSpy to identify various commands.
Most commands can be found in DDM2._0_UX.CmdBackground.cmdService_DoWork
Write commands can be prefixed with int:command to specify which monitor to send the command to.
.\DDM.exe /0:writebrightnesslevel 50
I am not implying the comperssion algorithm Lz4 is bad. But adding an Lz4 layer to JSON files was a terrible idea by Mozilla.
Since Firefox version 56 (which is the last non-quantum version of Firefox), the session files in the 📁 sessionstore-backups directory are no longer recovery.bak and recovery.json, but recovery.baklz4 and recovery.jsonlz4. They should have called it recovery.bak.lz4 and recovery.json.lz4, which would be more logical file names, but they should not have done it in first place. Also the folders 📁bookmarkbackups 📁crashes/store.json.mozlz4 📁datareporting is affected (intoxicated) by Lƶ4.
“If it isn't broken, don't ‘fix’ it” does not apply to everything (e.g. when improving so
| # Created by @PhilippIRL | |
| # This script patches Spotify's offline.bnk file (this file caches the remote config) to trick Spotify into thinking that your account is enabled for dev tools. | |
| # Spotify will automatically revert this local change after some time when it next fetches the remote config. | |
| # Of course you will have to completely close Spotify before running this script. | |
| import os, sys, platform | |
| systemPlatform = platform.system() | |
| if systemPlatform == 'Windows': |
Since Twitch decomissioned API V5, there's no correct way to get the VOD offset for a clip. So I just inspected what the Twitch web app was doing and came up with a super cool hack.
I know this looks really complicated but really it just does two things. First it gets the clip information from the official API, then it uses Twitch GraphQL API to get the offset.
kimne78kx3ncx6brgo4mv6wki5h1ko is the Client ID that the Twitch web app uses. It can be used to access Twitch's GraphQL API (undocumented & not for public use). The postData variable contains a request and a sha256Hash. The sha256Hash is basically a job ID and may change in the future, but I added the current hash which should work for all clips as of posting this.
const clientId = "" // Put your Twitch Client ID here
const clientSecret = "" // Put your Twitch Client Secret here
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| "Item Shortname": "fun.guitar", | |
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