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Well, I tend to disagree, if it's ported without the bloat adding, without spyware, I mean, only its API changed, why it's a knock-off?

Just got an Alienware AW510K keyboard. Operates fine under XP as expected, but to customise macros and lighting, you must use their "Alienware Command Center" software, Currently at version 6, oldest version they have is 5, and only for Win 10 x64. https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-au/product-support/product/alienware-keyboard-aw510k/drivers Anyone know where to find older versions that might support this hardware on XP? Nothing at oldversion.com.

Sounds a lot like mine! Mine has a faster clock but otherwise very similar. It's about 10 years old but it still runs Serpent quite smoothly (at least in multiprocess mode, which isn't available in PM/NM/Basilisk). Switching topics, I think the problem with Serpent's fill login not working at Chase.com is due to Chase recently implementing custom elements on their login screen. They don't have <input> tags any more. Custom element support was added to UXP (& 55 by Roytam) but I don't think the fill login function was updated to work with custom elements.

Neat program. I disabled all but perfos and perfproc (required by process lasso, etc, which anyway turns them on by itself, btw), and waiting to see if something fails before reenabing perfdisk and perfnet. Thanks!

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Evening! I'm using a Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS (non-Platinum) with my Dell Dimension 4100 running 98SE. Anyone know where I could possibly find an internal 5.25" hub controller panel for sale that is compatible with this card? I've been watching Ebay but haven't had too much luck so far. Thanks in advance.

... Consult previously linked documentation, e.g. https://findproxyforurl.com/pac-functions/ In your sample case, and to include all subdomains, something like: if (dnsDomainIs(host, ".example.com") or (the one you found yourself): if (shExpMatch(host, "*.example.com") Both two above will include, of course, "www.example.com" as hostname, but won't include just "example.com" ; in such a case: if (dnsDomainIs(host, "example.com") || dnsDomainIs(host, ".example.com") For a set of completely different domains, use the sample syntax above (using either "(dnsDomainIs(host," or "(shExpMatch(host," for your included hostnames) ... FWIW, below is a PAC script I was using in ca. 2010 to access UK TV channels (BBC iPlayer, ITV, Ch4 and some UK radio stations owned by Bauer): function FindProxyForURL(url, host) { alert('url: \'' + url + '\', host: \'' + host + '\''); if ( shExpMatch(host, "fig.bbc.co.uk") || shExpMatch(url, "*.edgesuite.net/*") || shExpMatch(url, "*.akamaized.net/*") || shExpMatch(url, "*.bbcfmt.vo.llnwi.net/*") || shExpMatch(url, "*.llnwd.net/*") || shExpMatch(url, "*playlists.bbc.co.uk/*") || shExpMatch(url, "*.bbc.co.uk/mediaselector/*") || shExpMatch(host, "*.bidi.bbc.co.uk") || shExpMatch(host, "*.bidi.live.bbc.co.uk") || shExpMatch(url, "*ais.channel4.com/*") || shExpMatch(url, "*mercury.itv.com/*") || shExpMatch(url, "*mediaplayer.itv.com/flash/playlists/*") || shExpMatch(url, "*magni.itv.com/*") || shExpMatch(url, "*tx.whatson.com/*") ) { return "PROXY 86.25.218.xxx:3128"; } else { return "DIRECT"; } } BTW, it's totally worthless today, so, hopefully, I won't get in trouble by just posting it here ; just a small note, though: shExpMatch(url, "*.bbc.co.uk/mediaselector/*") || At some point, Chromium and Firefox, for security/privacy reasons ( ), stopped supporting URL subdirectories inside the url RegExp syntax, so this filter isn't correct by recent PAC/browser standards ... ... In those cases, the sites are serving mixed content (some over HTTPS and some over plain HTTP) and this is considered bad web practice today (e.g., recent Chrome will block the insecure content by default) - if the insecure content (HTTP) is being served on the page from a third party domain, I don't see where your problem lies ; if they're indeed serving mixed content from the same first party domain, then what "external website" are you talking about there? In the last case, you could forward only the secure content over to ProxyMII via, e.g. if (shExpMatch(url, "https://*.example.com/*") || etc,, whereas non-secure content from "http://*.example.com/*" will be fetched directly through browser... ... What he meant was that non-tech users should be extra careful how they install+configure HTTPSProxy (basically, the user custom rules inside its config.ini file), because any potential errors there may and will result in loss of connection for the client app (browser)... If you do want to talk about security per se, you are running Windows XP, aren't you? ... And a browser (360EEv13.5) based on old Chromium core (86), aren't you? In the same vein, ProxyMII uses a deprecated CPython version and also deprecated Python modules (because their recent versions aren't compatible with that older Python and/or XP itself) to achieve its functions, so do you get the drift? When I try the "legacy" login page, I'm redirected to a https://web1.carparts-cat.com/Login.aspx page; as I said, under Vista SP2 32-bit, ALL appear correct vis-à-vis the secure connection: What does an XP SP3 x86 user see in the above scenario? FWIW, "http://web1.carparts-cat.com/" ALWAYS redirects to HTTPS here, so what does make one believe the connection succeeds but data is transferred unencrypted?

Welp, as I finally got around to this, I stumbled upon the first obstacle, there's no Python 2.7 in Debian Bookworm. Guess I'll have to figure out how to get cross compiling working on PC using older Debian or Debian based distro.

Thanks, I've got the NVS440 now but there are so many patches to consider for W98. And I last used it in like 2000 :-)