Please help me, I am losing my mind here!

I installed Kodi on my device, but suddenly all of my games completely disappeared. They are nowhere to be found in the UI, even though I checked and the files are still physically on the SD card.

In a total panic, I deleted every single file and folder with the name "Kodi" on it. But guess what? Kodi is somehow still there, and my games are still missing.

I am begging you guys, please don't tell me to reinstall ArkOS. Setting it up from scratch was an absolute living nightmare for me and I really, really don't want to go through that again.

Does anyone have a fix for this? If you need any more information, logs, or details about my setup, I will provide them instantly. Please, anyone, save my setup! 🙏😭

I add some videos in movies file on R36S, but I can't find movies on R36S. I search it, but when I play this, it just crash into menu. Does anyone help me?

When I practice kickflip, I have some heavy tremble and very to pop and flick the kickflip, but when I relaxed, I can easy do many kickflip. How can I escape this problem ?

In the title =)

Thanks u/hullotuss for 6 months hacking: in here, use AI to compressed and format.

Here’s the raw, dirty, no-bullshit roadmap for teenagers. Do this and you’ll be dangerous in 2 months. No certs, no money, just you and a keyboard.

Month 1: System Fundamentals & Web Vulnerability Basics

Objective: Master the Linux command line, understand network protocols, and learn how to intercept and manipulate Web traffic.

• Weeks 1 - 2: Linux Mastery & Command Line Interface (CLI)
  • Hands-on Practice: Complete OverTheWire (Bandit). This is the fastest way to memorize essential Linux commands.
  • Foundations: Complete the free “Linux Fundamentals” rooms on TryHackMe and the “Introduction to Linux” course on HackTheBox Academy.
• Weeks 3 - 4: Web Vulnerabilities & Request Interception
  • Theory & Labs: Study the “Web Fundamentals” rooms on TryHackMe. Learn about common vulnerabilities like SQLi, XSS, and LFI using free exercises on PentesterLab.
  • Tooling: Focus on mastering Burp Suite Community Edition (for intercepting/modifying HTTP requests) and Nmap (for scanning services within local networks).
  • Automation Scripting: Learn basic Python, specifically using the requests library to write scripts that interact with web interfaces (e.g., automating login forms within a local lab environment).

Month 2: Advanced Lab Practice, Code Analysis & CTF

Objective: Develop practical critical thinking by solving simulated target machines and gaining a deeper understanding of source code.

• Weeks 5 - 6: Simulated Machine Exploitation (Boot-to-Root)
  • Environment: Download vulnerable virtual machines from VulnHub (such as Kioptrix or Mr. Robot) to your local machine, or solve free labs on HackTheBox. Practice the standard methodology: Enumeration $\rightarrow$ Vulnerability Assessment $\rightarrow$ Exploitation $\rightarrow$ Privilege Escalation.
  • Framework Familiarization: Learn the mechanics of the Metasploit Framework (msfconsole) to understand how exploits and payloads interact within a test environment.
• Weeks 7 - 8: Reverse Engineering & Cryptography
  • Code Analysis: Use Ghidra (free) to solve simple crackme challenges on crackmes.one. This helps you understand how software operates at a low level.
  • Basic Cryptography: Learn to distinguish between Encoding (Base64), Hashing (MD5, SHA), and Encryption (XOR, AES). Participate in beginner-friendly CTF (Capture The Flag) challenges focusing on Crypto and Reverse Engineering.
  • Source Code Review: Search GitHub for cybersecurity-related repositories to read, analyze, and learn from other developers' programming logic.

Core Tools to Master (All Free)

• Reconnaissance & Analysis: Nmap, Wireshark.
• Web Testing & Cracking: Burp Suite, Hydra, Hashcat / John the Ripper.
• Reverse Engineering: Ghidra.

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I learn kickflip for 1 week and I can do it sometime, but it's not clean, stable and high. Does anyone suggest some típ for kickflip?

I just bought a new sandisk memory card and was planning to use it to replace the old one. But when I transferred my backed-up data onto it, the new card suddenly corrupted. To make matters worse, I accidentally deleted the data on my old card too. I'm panicking so hard right now. What should I do? This is my favorite gaming console that I saved up for a very long time to buy. Please help me, everyone!

I use AI to write it, sorry for that

Hey everyone,

I’m looking to break into cybersecurity this year, but my budget is currently $0. With the landscape changing so fast—especially with how much AI has integrated into blue/red teaming over the last couple of years—I want to make sure I’m focusing on the right things and not wasting time on outdated materials.

A bit about me: I have a basic understanding of networking and IT fundamentals, but consider me a complete beginner when it comes to actual security concepts.

My goal for 2026 is to build a solid foundation and ideally get ready for an entry-level role or internship.

Could you recommend the best free resources available right now? Specifically looking for:

• Hands-on Labs: Are sites like TryHackMe, Hack The Box, or PortSwigger still the gold standard for free tiers, or are there newer platforms I should check out?
• Video Courses/Roadmaps: Any specific YouTube channels or free courses (like Professor Messer for CompTIA, or free initiatives from Google/Microsoft) that are up-to-date for 2026?
• AI & Modern Tools: Since AI-driven threats and defenses are huge now, are there any free resources focusing on LLM security or AI tool integration for beginners?
• Community/Networking: Where do beginners hang out these days to find study groups or mentors?

If you were starting from scratch today with zero dollars, what would your step-by-step roadmap look like?

Appreciate any advice, links, or roadmaps you can share. Thanks in advance!

Hi, I'm want to have a perfect HM slave because my plan team are only blastoise and dewgong. Does anyone suggest me a HM slave?