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I’ve recently added the Royal Oak Offshore (Ref. 26470ST.OO.A028CR.01) to my collection, and I have to say this watch has been exceeding my expectations. From the very first wear, it gave off that unmistakable AP vibe—robust, bold, yet still refined in every detail. The 42 mm stainless steel case feels solid on the wrist without being overwhelming, striking a perfect balance between presence and comfort. The black dial with its detailed finishing really stands out, and under the sapphire crystal, it looks sharp and clear from every angle. One thing I personally enjoy is the pairing of the case with the blue leather strap—it’s both sporty and elegant, which makes it versatile whether I’m dressing casually or more formally. The stitching and finishing on the strap are high quality, and it sits comfortably even after long hours of wear. The Japanese Citizen movement inside keeps time very accurately, so I don’t have to worry about constant adjustments, and winding feels smooth and reliable. What impressed me most about this piece is how well it captures the spirit of the original Offshore design while still being accessible. The craftsmanship, weight, and feel are all on point, giving me confidence every time I put it on. It’s a watch that doesn’t just look good—it feels like it belongs in a serious collection. If anyone’s been considering the 26470ST.OO.A028CR.01, I’d highly recommend it. It delivers the experience of wearing a Royal Oak Offshore without compromise, and for me, it has quickly become one of my go-to daily wears. Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore 42mm Batman Tap***erie Dial

Best version VLC for Win95 is 0.8.6f but you need Unicows.exe: I have this software: USB support + USBUPD MS Office 95 IE 5.5 SP2 DirectX 8.0a Winsock 2 Update (W95ws2setup.exe) Windows Installer 2.0 (Instmsia.exe) Unicows (Unicows.exe) VC6Redist (VC6RedistSetup_enu.exe) I tried versions g, h, i but runs in CMD - no access to GUI (I use GeForce 6200 PCIe card + 66.94 NVIDIA drivers)

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W11 24H2 installed this update , drop-down menus in created toolbars stopped showing

Hmm, its almost impossible to get all with right version, unless Microsoft would release tool to make such installation / repair image. TPM, its fine in Windows 10, its not required, problem is just not logging part of starting process and provide some better error numbers and messages. TPM it be somehow able to recognize spyware, or maybe avoid it to flash bios. If would be very suspicious i would say that maybe US government asked for it, because we already have zero knowledge about what it is doing same as Managed engine, which is some small Linux running on baremetal which could do anything.. Im unsure if AMD has something as it also, but good on AMD is they have some company line of their cpus with advanced security.

Hello jumper. Thanks for taking the time to look at the drivers page. The adapter came with a CD which I used initially to install the drivers. When it didn't work, I think the first thing I did was go to the TP-Link drivers page to see if there was anything else that might. The thing is that TP-Link has different pages for each country. I don't remember seeing two different drivers when I made the attempt but if they were there it's very likely that I chose the most up to date one. I have this habit of always going for the latest drivers available. I was able to check that the file I've saved is that one, the latest. I will try to install it again using the previous one. Being two years older maybe they'll work. I certainly hope so.

/s is the destination (in MBR disk S: should be active partition) Yes - it should be the C:\Windows of the windows installation that you want to add to the bootloader Based on my limited knowledge of GPT (and this alligns with what @Tripredacus said) there is no such thing as active partition for GPT disk Instead you may have to (or maybe this will be done automatically) make a FAT32 efi partition instead, but I don't know the details about that cause I don't have much experience with GPT disks, so look that up

This one in particular wasn't even "disguised", the .js file has "browser-detect" right in its name. Watch that uBlock LOGGER and you will learn to spot these before you know it. The LOGGER even has a little arrow to click that opens the .js file in a new tab so that you can read the javascript. Reading these will not turn you into a "coder", but you will learn things to watch for. Such as the browser-detect js being discussed here (discourse) does use Firefox's user agent to define if "unsupported" but does not test for Edge or Chrome user agent. And a small list of CSS entries which define if "unsupported". I've seen more **CSS** render websites unsupported in the last couple of years than javascript functions, which is an odd twist of fate as it used to always be the other way around.

I did a search of this forum as I would think such a question would only be asked or posted here. I did find this old 2008 post https://msfn.org/board/topic/123267-how-to-save-pages-of-forum/ where a poster Kiki Burgh suggested "try clicking on Options -> Download this topic ... choose which format serves you best" Is this option still in use, where it located ! Today I tried to download a single web page https://msfn.org/board/topic/182647-my-browser-builds-part-3/page/1/ This web page I saved for offline viewing. When viewed offline the page did not have all the pictures saved instead of pictures is written Offline mode Pale Moon is currently in offline mode and can't browse the Web. Press "Try Again" to switch to online mode and reload the page. Try Again

By the way, do you know if there is any documentation or tutorial about how writing these "personal filters" ? ... I'm thinking that they can be helpful also for eliminate lots of bull**it fom other sites, like as example all the "google data thieves" scripts (googleadsense, googlesyndication, and basically every other googlecraps, just for made an example) Admitting that i can do that, my programming knowledge is very low.

Hey, for whatever reason I can't seem to install XP on this Dell XPS M1710 Laptop, I have a SSD inside and made sure to put in the correct SATA driver so it would detect it but no luck. Vista install fine and detected the SSD but not XP, is there an ISO that has pretty much all the drivers so it's guaranteed to work? TY

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List of software that needs Second System disabled to run To disable Second System right click on the program's exe and select Disable Second System Feel free to report other programs. Don't work at all PowerShell 7 - Tries to use some nonexistent features of a dummy.dll renamed to an api-ms-win-core file and crashes on launch - Tested by @TSNH on Windows Vista Oct.2022 x64 ExK Windows Installer - there are issues running the service through Second System, which means that it is currently set to bypass Second System. Therefore, it is presently incapable of running modules that are incompatible with Windows 7, specifically the Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge Enterprise MSI installers. - Tested by @win32 Notepad++ - disable Second System on Windows 7 due to DirectWrite incompatibility - Tested by @win32 There are some issues Firefox - Window buttons also do not render properly by default; this can be corrected by selecting the titlebar to appear separately from the tab strip, or downloading and installing the Segoe Fluent Icons font here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/design/downloads/#fonts. - Tested by @win32 Pale Moon - Wrong size Windows 10 close button animations instead of Aero Glass ones - Tested by @TSNH on Windows Vista Oct.2022 x64 ExK Winmerge - Ugly Windows 10 non-aero titlebar - Tested by @TSNH on Windows Vista Oct.2022 x64 ExK

List of new software that Second System by @win32 allows to run. Second System on win32's Patreon site | https://www.patreon.com/win32 | Please consider supporting his amazing work The list uses the following format: ProgramName version : Originally works on -> Second System unlocks it for Current version - At the time of testing the aforementioned version was the latest, so newer ones are likely to work too. Feel free to report other programs. Internet: Firefox Current version : Win10+ -> Vista+ Chromium Current version : Win10+ -> Vista+ Multimedia: WACUP 1.99 Office tools: LibreOffice 25.2.5.2 : Win7+ -> Vista+ Gaming: Steam Current version All the credits for the Second System go to @win32, not me. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are used here for identification purposes only.

> VistaLover: your ublock filter work An thinking that the only unsupported thing that discourse added to their "failure-update" is something called "Relative Color Syntax", that is , as far as i found on the net, just something for derive a relative color from a standard color ... basically, something that none want, none use, none care, and appear is added just for cause problems to the users that don't want (or that cannot, for various reasons) switch to a different browser (that in almost all the cases means change also OS, and in most of these cases also change their machines) Times ago, i posted on their main site remarking this, and the reply was "just buy a new PC" ... after a similar idiotic reply, i just closed with discourse site. Anyway, your filter works, so thanks for the help

Yeah, it was a good read. Currently available in webarchive: https://web.archive.org/web/20250401024102/https://www.geocities.ws/siliconvalley/2072/whyxpbad.htm I remember those days. I was a very late adopter of XP (2003 or so), because 98 had at the time most of what I needed except (towards the end) stability. I gave up on 98 when I got to this forum. XP vanilla was indeed bad, but nlited and properly tweaked it was/is like the old 98, only more stable with and capable of running more "modern" apps (software at the time).

Been that way for a LONG time. I haven't wasted time altering a UA string for almost TWO YEARS. Sure, they often times still work, but that is OLD SCHOOL and we (all) should be learning the NEW SCHOOL methods and not hold ourselves back by not looking outside that old-school-box.

... No, they don't ; Discourse are serving a browser-feature detection script (believe it or not, this is actually the recommended way to probe a browser engine, rather than blindly block it based on its UA string) and they're looking for these features: https://arkshine.github.io/discourse-features-test/ (NB: Their announcement was recently edited to also cover "import maps" (Cr89+, Fx108+)) In a nutshell, they're dropping support for Win7/8.1 , where the last Cr and Fx supported versions are 109 and 115esr, respectively... ... Please do ; the posted custom filter blocks Discourse's browser-checking script, so your browser (FxESR-115) will be served the full-blown variant of the Discourse-based forum of interest; please be aware that while this hack currently works, it's not future proof; in, say, 6 months' time, one of the browser features they're checking for might end up in production, hence one (or more) forum function might break, to some extent ... That's the way to go , though it doesn't offer any additional clue as to why all but one of your existing logins were mysteriously removed ... Glad to know and... you're welcome ... Saluti !

There's also an article <LINK> that talks about XP being a mess(not by David Cutler). Of course, it's NOTHING compared 'modern' Windows...

First, thanks for all the replies. > VistaLover: firefox 115.27.0ESR (it say it's updated) Yes, i have ublock origin, will try also this system, but already tried agent spoofers and they don't work. r3dfox 140.0.4 (64bit) No, i have not transplanted or migrated the user profile from firefox to r3dfox, just started r3dfox "as new" And yes, that procedure worked and now the passwords are back, thanks.

You only use the /s or /f option on GPT disk partition layout. You cannot make a partition active on a GPT disk.

So, Firefox 115 got extended again. The EOL is set to be February 2026 (when NT 6.0 and 6.1 are really dead) https://whattrainisitnow.com/calendar/ Interestingly, FF115 outlived FF128. Mozilla could have supported Windows 7 and 8.1 up to 128 from the start.

ok next besides assembly would be c++, windows drivers, physical harddrive knowledge and how its programmed to (not engine/api like createfile and writefile or script like "copyfile c:\a.txt c:\b.txt) to write this to a windows xp driver you also have to have knowledge about pe headers sections, relocs ect.