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Thanks, sending a virtual hug your way! It's not something I hear in real life. But then, I'm distrustful of other people in general and keep to myself. Anxiety doesn't help. I see you're back as well, @msfntor . I had an odd feeling you contracted something heavier and fatal back then. This is a particularly messed up year. I'd rather not talk about in detail about that specific event that happened recently and the can of worms it opened. Other than that, I gave away the old car. Actually left it at the dealer where I bought a new one. That one week during summer, the engine in the old car randomly shut down on a motorway. Didn't realize it at first, thought it'll snap back eventually, I retreated to the emergency lane and only several seconds later thought to hit the clutch so could see the tachometer turning to zero and the battery indicator lighting up. It did restart right away, but since I've come to a complete stop in the meantime, I had to wait a while before I could go because so many damn cars passing by. Not pleasant. Then it happened again two days later, the experience from the first time helped that I managed to restart the engine while the car was still on the move. Maybe they would've put it back in working order if I took it to the official service. It served well for 21,5 years, I was its 3rd owner for 5 years and after recent experiences and generally issues popping up in shorter periods in recent times, I thought it might be the time to update myself in that department.

New NewMoon 27 Build! 32bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220924-7f6fda62d8-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220924-7f6fda62d8-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20220924-7f6fda62d8-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win64-git-20220924-7f6fda62d8-xpmod.7z source repo: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27 repo changes since my last build: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1205941 - Make TimerFirings logging output post-processible with fix_linux_stack.py. r=glandium. (042e3968a2) - Bug 1203427 (part 6) - Add link to MDN docs about TimerFirings logging. r=me. (19967a22e7) - missing bit of Bug 1178890 (b421ab56a1) - Bug 1207497 - Part 1: Remove use of expression closure from toolkit/, exept tests. r=Gijs (4cf4abbf3d) - Bug 1207497 - Part 2: Remove use of expression closure from tests in toolkit/. r=Gijs (6c4517c20e) - Bug 1207497 - Part 3: Fix wrong replacement in debug print in toolkit/mozapps/downloads/tests/unit/test_lowMinutes.js. r=me DONTBUILD (5311950d45) - bug 1171649 - Implement arm/iOS support in JS JITs. r=jandem (0eb06f1d3d) - Bug 1205708: Check if validation failed before reporting helper thread failure in Odin; r=luke (0bd8b70919) - missing bit of Bug 1112627: Remove redundant inline specifier in SIMD (76cea80b8c) - Bug 1189059: Replace setObjectMetadataCallback with enableObjectMetadataCallback, fix callers. r=fitzgen (053ae86af2) - Bug 1125412 - Draw a graph of memory usage, r=terrence (4ac21380a4) - Bug 1147985 - Avoid blank space when heap size graph is unavailable, r=terrence (9b48d4d435) - Bug 1170372 - Skip js1_5/Regress/regress-312588.js on SM(cgc) builds due to timeouts. (5298485837) - Bug 1160149 - Skip basic/testManyVars.js on SM(cgc) builds for frequent timeouts. (562cfc2713) - Bug 1198549 - Switch from | to $ as the preferred separator token (due to operator|), r=me\ (cc6fdb0697) - Bug 963738 - Handle Arrays in the analysis, r=terrence (589b285306) - Bug 1209696 - Check the return value of fopen, r=terrence (8c2378f3f9) - Bug 1197941 - Allow getline() to malloc its own buffer to avoid intermittent crashes, r=shu (e37b934fcc) - Bug 1180985 - Implement a JS GDB pretty-printer for JS::GCCellPtr. r=sfink (8848723b3a) - Bug 1180984 - JS GDB pretty-printers: Support Python 3. r=sfink (ae4c76014d) - Bug 1198628 - IonMonkey: ARM: Redefine FloatRegisters::Code and use it in the right way. r=nbp (d0d608b1cc) - Bug 1198145 - guard calls to getInst(). r=me (bb8c4e2e4b) (24dc63cddd) - d3d9: further lowered MaxTexture limit to 1024 to give chance for Radeon 9550 and GMA 965 to use hardware acceleration (db3284c954) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1186982 - propagate OOM failures (no test case). r=h4writer (ddb0e5e6c6) - Bug 1205621 - arm64: Handle OOMs in a safer manner. r=lth (82d08e6935) - Bug 984018 - Fixed build on Arm64. r=nbp (7b7614f965) - Bug 1191531 - Fill in AtomicOperations-arm64.h. r=lth (38d0d330a7) - Bug 1202367 - reinitialize expected value inside CAS loop. r=sstangl (e219a3b6d2) - missing of 1084248 (ad8109cb8e) - Bug 1183842 - Use InvertCondition to expand the range of conditional branches. r=h4writer (fa790d9ae2) - Bug 1203287 - Fix build errors in ARM64 JIT. r=hv1989 (da2b2ea212) - Bug 1189117 - IonMonkey: treat ObjectState instructions as effect free for the purposes of AliasAnalysis. r=nbp (5b9b17a27f) - Bug 1209132 - Check for SSE3 in MacroAssemblerX86::convertUInt64ToDouble. r=sstangl (87879864ba) - Bug 1209132 - Part 2: Fix SSE assertion in Assembler::vhaddpd. r=jandem (a632975d60) - Bug 1205639 - MacroAssembler*::toggledCall: Prevent assertions in oom cases. r=jandem (b76696545a) - Bug 1209026 - Use infallible new for some Label allocations. r=jonco (a61994c680) - code style (dfef676fca) - fix patch order (dfcb632d8a) - code style (aecddaebbd) - Bug 1208259 - Disable ARM64 Ion, fail testPreserveJitCode. r=jandem (3c2fc9721c) - missing bits of Bug 1143679 - Make TryNoteIterIon behave more like Baseline/interpreter iterators. r=shu (dcf33819df) - adapted Bug 1199952 - Mark formal arguments when we have a LazyLink frame. r=nbp (96a741b93d) - Bug 1132265 - Handle dummy frames when initializing ProfilingFrameIterator. r=shu (f669bbd8cf) - Bug 1205937. r=jandem, with various input from efaust as well (bc9f3802c9) - pointer style (b9049bdc6b) - Bug 1199898 - Tolerate constants appearing before interrupt checks during instruction reordering, r=sunfish. (2bb41a7194) - Bug 1151267 - app update telemetry for UPDATE_CANNOT_APPLY_* is reversed. r=spohl (abd7f60f0e) - adapted of Bug 1204675: IonMonkey - Replace input with constant in a tableswitch, r=jandem (ac5139dd1a) - missing bit of 994016 (a3f5666f4b) - Bug 1177318 - Add Ion support for JSOP_TOSTRING, to make template strings faster. r=jandem. (9cad760048) - Bug 1204675: IonMonkey - Don't specialize using baseline stubs for strict equality, r=jandem (a5a6578e51) - Bug 1207572 - Make sure idempotent caches are invalidated when getting the non-int32 length of an array, r=jandem. (c7b5635add) - Bug 1201850 - Don't elide stack check when getelem/setelem caches are used. r=bhackett (e0749ae114) - Bug 1199217 - Implement JS::ubi::Node::size for js::jit::JitCode referents; r=sfink (81b65699a9) - Pointer style (b25713d3c9) - Bug 984018 - Added signatures in simulators (arm, arm64 and mips). r=nbp (3f45986cc5) - pointer style (740b82bff6) - Bug 1141032: Fix a string comparison when checking for env overriding JIT defaults; r=h4writer (e9e548e262) - pointer style and reshuffle (ad693dcf06) - Bug 1207413: Check callers of TypeSets::unionSets for OOM; r=h4writer (080b5fcb47) - Bug 1201469: IonMonkey: Don't specialize to float32 when binary arith instruction is a vm call, r=bbouvier (aff7dc5cd9) - No Bug - Followup fix for build failure on a CLOSED TREE; r=bustage, a=RyanVM (8808df4ba7) - pointer style (ae467507c5) - Bug 1054047 - Determine the correct range from MArgumentLength. r=sunfish (ec9387d5b7) - Bug 1205842: Don't add range asserts to recovered on bailouts instructions; r=nbp (7778cc2946) - pointer style (da3efc548f) - Bug 1140336: Remove init() method in VMFunction (and dubious assert); r=h4writer (7f25460883) - bug 1174701 - Don't use NEON assembly for ARM iOS in gfx/ycbcr. r=jrmuizel (7db573d30a) - add back some SPS stuff (d55e260359) - Bug 1164480 - Make sure MacIOSurfaceLib is initialized before we use it. r=jya (2f1ce4a035) - Bug 1158321. Normalize OS X vsync timestamp if CVDisplayLinkCallback executes early. r=mstange (9f51c2e6eb) - Bug 1171156. Add logging to OS X vsync timestamps. r=mstange (4c0e097a97) - Bug 1171156. More logging to test vsync timestamps. r=me (70f6679115) - Bug 1171156. Normalize vsync timestamps when given bad values on OS X. r=mstange (4fac136d2e) - Bug 1139824 - Track construction/destruction of the font table wrappers attached to hb_blob objects, to enable leak detection. r=jdaggett (9801625a4a) - adapt code to TFF (ca938d4d5f) - Bug 1195188 - add fontlist init problem telemetry for DirectWrite. r=m_kato (b54014a179) - Bug 1190590 - Fix MinGW cross-compile for --enable-bundled-fonts. r=jfkthame (134a7f0fa5) - Bug 1168527 - Add support to gfxContext for clip exporting. r=jrmuizel (3114271491) (5c4f111a47) - update NSS builtin certstore to Sep 2022 version from mozilla upstream. (d812eaca76) - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - 102ESR: rev EV roots, TLS roots, TLDs, tzdata, HSTS, pins (c47bef11f) (f5491c9bdb) - sync external protocol handlers pref with UXP (e0de03b045) - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - #651: M1497246 M1776658 M1773717 (bc6daa0ae) (22f768afa7) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1152509. Use Mask with alpha to avoid allocating a surface. r=bas (ddab7594e3) - Bug 1155881 follow-up: Make gfxAndroidPlatform::SupportsApzTouchInput const (a31194495e) - Bug 1193481 - Prefer "Firefox Emoji" font for emoji characters in GetCommonFallbackFonts on B2G. r=jdaggett (e94e0eb718) - Bug 1139253. Reuse the same thread for the software vsync thread. r=kats (fe7f6849bf) - Bug 1147390. Enable / disable vsync on the vsync thread only. r=kats (fd485f8ec4) - Bug 1146691 - Create tests to check that the RefreshDriverVsyncObservers get vsync notifications. r=kats (7a8527b378) - Bug 1197201. Delete hardware vsync and vsync compositor prefs. r=kats (e8f0ef3258) - Bug 1175530 - Log using gfxDebugOnce when enabling vsync compositor. r=mchang (81a48aebae) - Bug 1196308 - Delete Software Compositor Scheduler. r=sotaro (d0e9620ddb) - Don't run the compositor:created notification from within unsafer callers. (bug 1201684, r=mattwoodrow) (83d585749a) - Bug 1160216 - Add a preference to force software vsync and set software vsync rate. r=kats (850d3ce7ab) - Bug 1132966 - use relaxed Atomic integers for tracking graphics surface memory usage; r=njn (aca764781f) - bug 1180012 remove unused GetPrefFonts() r=jdaggett (80a5a99f7f) - Bug 1139726 - Assert gfxPlatform::Init is called on the main thread. r=kats (dd1ad58304) - Bug 1208945 - Rename Color::{To,From}ARGB() so they aren't easily confused with {To,From}ABGR(). r=Bas. (8e83d44741) - Bug 1199885 - Part 1: Add MouseInput InputData. r=kats (67764c13a6) (0484be0c56) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1199885 - Part 2: Add AsyncDragMetrics. r=kats (220a4f445e) - Bug 1149482 - Localize the 'none' string for APZ in about:support. r=dvander (3e0128f62e) - Bug 1199885 - Part 3: Add 'apz.drag.enabled' preference for async scrollbars. r=kats (5133061d3f) - Bug 1199885 - Part 4: Let the hit testing tree know about the scroll thumb. r=kats (26a9a69443) - Bug 1199885 - Part 5: Make mRootLayerTreeID const to prove that there's no data races. r=kats (88e2eb80f1) - Bug 1199885 - Part 8: Add FindScrollNode to locate the scrollbar thumb. r=kats (a545ec9569) - Bug 1199885 - Part 9: Let APZC handle the drag events. r=kats (4cc0f88153) - Bug 1199885 - Part 9.5: Make the mouse events APZC aware. r=kats (69bd4caf94) - Bug 1199885 - Part 10: Add APZTeeManager API to start an async scroll. r=kats (e212ee2750) - Bug 1199885 - Part 12: Add StartScrollbarDrag IPC message. r=kats (705af3b233) - Bug 1199885 - Part 13: Let nsSliderFrame trigger async scrolling via StartScrollbarDrag. r=kats (d31b5a790d) - put in gstreamer as of 2015-10-05 Bug 1146482 (7cca45858c) - pointer style (f8041af438) - Bug 1197097 - Don't use a context-wide cycle-detection mechanism for detecting cycles during JSON.stringify. This prevents nested (yet separate) JSON.stringify, and it causes that algorithm to be affected by specification-unrelated operations like toSource. r=jonco (09652471c1) - align to ugly grammaer of 1114782 (c760693693) - remove space (7158a0c2bf) - align to FF/TFF (27138a55bb) - Bug 1205887 - Verify that MOZILLA_VERSION was set correctly, r=glandium (2269e8f31b) - Bug 1205012 - Allow rust source code in SpiderMonkey; r=mshal (9ebca9ed28) - Bug 1197281 - Use MOZ_FIND_WINSDK_VERSION for MOZ_WINSDK_MAXVER on mingw. r=glandium (2910b2160e) - Bug 1207893 - Refactor how build backend execution is summarized. r=gps (56d8fecbc2) - Bug 1207893 - Allow to create multiple build backends at once. r=gps (d8cba87d2b) - Bug 1207897 - Add a configure option to build multiple build backends. r=gps (f9c7851d02) - Bug 1188555 - part 1 - remove write-only configure.in variable NO_LD_ARCHIVE_FLAGS; r=mshal (461958b100) - Bug 1188555 - part 2 - remove write-only configure.in variables MKSHLIB_{UN,}FORCE_ALL; r=mshal (1813210dda) - Bug 1207882 - Ensure chrome manifests are created in a directory that exists when processing jar manifests. r=gps (59165a64cb) - Bug 1204712 - Handle wildcards properly for localized content in jar manifests. r=gps (54dfb632c7) - Bug 1188551: treat assertion failures as bad mozconfig; r=mshal (e307769de7) - Bug 1181040 - Set ${var}_IS_SET variables for mk_add_options-defined variables. r=gps (19f169556b) - Bug 1193015 - Require MOZ_GLX_USE_SURFACE_SHARING to enable WebGL surface sharing on GLX. r=jgilbert (9aa4fa8f41) - Bug 1211324 (part 1) - Remove BILINEAR and GAUSSIAN filter constants. (3d9290ef02) - Bug 1211324 (part 2) - Make gfx::FILTER::GOOD convert to GraphicsFilter::FILTER_GOOD. r=mattwoodrow. (16e7607c70) - Bug 1208365 (part 1) - Remove unused EXTEND_PAD_EDGE. r=Bas. (10920e2bb6) - Bug 1208365 (part 2) - Remove gfxPattern::Extend(). r=bas. (3703b9748a) - Bug 1208365 (part 3) - Change gfxPattern::mExtend from a GraphicsExtend to a gfx::ExtendMode. r=bas. (b105d06e91) - Bug 1208365 (part 4) - Remove gfxPattern::GraphicsExtend. r=bas. (7a16d48995) - Bug 1211324 (part 3) - Remove GraphicsFilter::FILTER_FAST and replace it with FILTER_BEST. r=mattwoodrow. (b5101e049f) - Bug 1211324 (part 4) - Replace GraphicsFilter constants with gfx::Filter equivalents. r=mattwoodrow. (c19b6b030e) - Bug 1190117 - Track mLastProducerID and mLastFrameID explicitly in ImageLayerProperties. r=roc (ed9a5c777f) - Bug 1211324 (part 5) - Remove GraphicsFilter and gfxGraphicsFilter. r=mattwoodrow. (0bd4ce7160) - Bug 1194954 - Fix -Wunreachable-code warnings in gfx/layers and gfx/thebes. r=BenWa (1a3d68c490) - Bug 1180509 - Fix judder of icons in Australis doorhanger menu at the end of its scale-in animation. r=roc (9b4df470fa) - Bug 1206915 - Make paint dumping to a file e10s-friendly. r=mattwoodrow (87d2e12c2b) - Bug 1206915 - Handle nested PaintFrame() calls correctly during paint dumping. r=mattwoodrow,BenWa (d30f77fbdd) - Fix max texture size handling in displayport clamping. (bug 1135907 follow-up, r=kats) (a791894332) - Fix bogus assertion in nsLayoutUtils::SetDisplayPortMargins. (bug 1156409, r=botond, a=philor) (b635b21c34) - Bug 1169879 - Use only the critical displayport when computing image visibility. r=tn (9ec91c9527) - Bug 1169881 - Recompute image visibility when display port margins change. r=tn (35a5bd3a51) - Bug 1197765 - Compare text content inside frame instead of the content node for ruby autohiding. r=dbaron (00cf5b7674) - Bug 1173580 - Record content descriptions in APZ test data. r=kats (7a72d1ac0a) - Bug 1178971 - Changed line snapping behaviour depending on even/odd-ness of stroke width. r=mstange (495b32dc23) - Bug 1208953: [mp3] Don't parse data we've already parsed. r=cpearce (72eed4309f) - Bug 1137151: Marked destructor of |android::MediaCodecReader| as protected, r=sotaro (0632b34bc5) - Bug 1205351 - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in dom/media/ with iterators r=cpearce (45976c24c0) - Bug 1133624 - Add lang-specific ruby rules to ua.css. r=dbaron (46788cc220) - Bug 1133624 - followup add fuzzy maxdiff on CLOSED TREE (1b6b62aded) - Bug 1180443 - Consider whitespace collapse when calculating intrinsic isize of ruby. r=dbaron (3862184acd) - Bug 1153764 - Avoid explicitly doing break before when there is ruby span. r=roc (71b4ec7749) - add gstreamer parts (7e562556be) - some preferences aligned to FF (b26d0b389c) - Bug 1166301 - If APZ is enabled, clip fixed background images at the layer level rather than the display item level. r=mattwoodrow (5644e22090) - Bug 1144990 - Dump display items with class id and name, r=roc (aa2e227e35) - Bug 1205087 - Remove LayerManager parameter for ShouldFixToViewport. r=roc (00a1f2e36f) - Bug 1205087 - Make nsSVGIntegrationUtils paint frame continuations manually since combining them meant that our reference frame wasn't an ancestor of all painted frames. r=roc (e40f6b7b81) - Bug 1195400 - Check ancestor geometry roots when determining scrollability of a layer. r=mattwoodrow (4699b7e935) - Bug 1205087 - Cache the AnimatedGeometryRoot on DisplayItem. r=roc (06bba311c3) - Back out the bits of bug 1205087 that cache the AnimatedGeometryRoot on DisplayItem. r=backout (254057a6b6) - Bug 1203190 - Don't intersect with the visible rect for fixed background images. r=mattwoodrow (1c5a432459) - Bug 1208438 - Don't allow layers with scrolling clips to occlusion-cull layers behind them. r=mattwoodrow (c3d77a9846) - Bug 1205630 - Translate a fixed background display item's clip rect correctly when setting it on the layer. r=mstange (49039f0e2d) - Bug 1205630 - Reftest. r=mstange (a8db59eaee) - Bug 1105832 - Also dump inactive layer managers when display list dumping is enabled. r=mattwoodrow (564fe5fcbc) - Bug 1208661 - Move Dump() up from ContentClient to CompositableClient. r=BenWa (37915312b3) (e1776c67f8) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1208661 - Make ContentClient dumping play nicely with HTML dumping. r=BenWa (18b2c4a11b) - Bug 1204895 - Add fence handling to AutoRemoveTexture on gonk r=nical (d1f21e0210) - Bug 1208661 - Support dumping client-side layer textures without compression. r=BenWa (22ee0a45b5) - Bug 1206915 - Avoid reordering of different parts of paint dump output. r=mattwoodrow (0c7d46bca1) - Bug 1208661 - Do not assume that PaintRoot()'s contributions to the HTML paint dump will all be inside a <script> tag. r=BenWa (5917d13001) - Bug 1203992 - Distinguish between SingleTiledContentClient and MultiTiledContentClient in the layer tree dump. r=nical (70955c53cc) - Bug 1207590 - Don't use SingleTiledContentClient for layers that are larger than the maximum texture size. r=mattwoodrow (dd2a094297) - Bug 1201541 - Use SingleTiledContentClient for non-scrollable layers on Android r=mattwoodrow (6010b5080d) - missing of Bug 1161662 - Exclude post scale from layer.GetTransform(). r=roc (a3c92f89ae) - Bug 1172537 - Make the warning: "Tiled PaintedLayer with no scrollable container ancestor" occur only on actual b2g phones. r=nical (d604c9e9da) - Bug 1204597 - Use Move constructor for opaque region in FrameLayerBuilder instead of copying. r=jrmuizel (26bf99c0fb) - Bug 1201541 - Add a pref for disabling single tile layers r=mattwoodrow (e3170f8f4c) - Bug 1172719 - Fix SharedSurface fence handling on gonk r=jgilbert,nical (9fdf5fef4f) - Support all blend modes in the basic compositor. (bug 1203829 part 1, r=mattwoodrow) (ac9eeca118) - Compile shaders with newer fxc. (bug 1203829 part 2, r=mattwoodrow) (3fd4acc1ec) - Refactor shader initialization in CompositorD3D11. (bug 1203829 part 3, r=mattwoodrow) (a5e79828ad) - Handle screen and multiply blend modes in the D3D11 compositor. (bug 1203829 part 4, r=mattwoodrow) (b20c4af7fc) - Bug 1173107: Add hexa() around various hr logging. r=jrmuizel a=KWierso (76d6d27ff9) - Get the sync texture's sync handle during compositor initialization, where it can be made to fail gracefully. (bug 1207665 part 3, r=bas) (98d15069a0) - Log initialization failures in CompositorD3D11.cpp. (bug 1211109 part 1, r=mattwoodrow) (211725e4ce) - Don't use Direct2D if CompositorD3D11::Initialize fails. (bug 1208638, r=jrmuizel) (17a119bc1a) - Bug 1143653 - Typo fix in a variable name. r=me (469e89d0b6) - Remove the static compositor backend variable. (bug 1211109 part 2, r=mattwoodrow) (3b7dcb9a7c) - Allow top-level window changes to the remembered compositor type. (bug 1211109 part 3, r=mattwoodrow) (9309cdfd0f) - Remove ISurfaceAllocator::GetCompositorBackend. (bug 1211109 part 4, r=mattwoodrow) (2928f757c8) - Bug 1143653 - Backout part of the initial patch because of crashes. (33637851d4) - missing bit of 687388 (19770529ef) - Bug 1208071 - Ensure that only valid texture actors are added to ImageBridge tarnsactions. r=sotaro (23bef4f601) - Bug 1197534 - Send RecycleTexture messages from the ImageBridge thread. r=sotaro (7249beb404) (7f6fda62d8)

New build of Firefox 45ESR: Test binary: SSE https://o.rthost.win/gpc/files1.rt/firefox-45.9.34-20220924-cf157e5f8-win32-sse.7z IA32 https://o.rthost.win/gpc/files1.rt/firefox-45.9.34-20220924-cf157e5f8-win32-ia32.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/gpc/files1.rt/firefox-45.9.34-20220924-cf157e5f8-win64.7z repo: https://github.com/roytam1/mozilla45esr Changes since my last build: - update NSS builtin certstore to Sep 2022 version from mozilla upstream. (a6e45483e) - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - 102ESR: rev EV roots, TLS roots, TLDs, tzdata, HSTS, pins (c47bef11f) (32adeaa21) - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - #651: M1767365+backbugs M1757604 M1497246 M1771774 M1776658 M1761981 M1773717 (bc6daa0ae) (c28b308ec) - d3d9: further lowered MaxTexture limit to 1024 to give chance for Radeon 9550 and GMA 965 to use hardware acceleration (54d374ceb) - backout bug1757604 part from rev c28b308e as it cause display issues (cf157e5f8)

New build of Serpent/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win32-git-20220924-3219d2d-uxp-f84bc6d60-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win64-git-20220924-3219d2d-uxp-f84bc6d60-xpmod.7z source code that is comparable to my current working tree is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commits/custom IA32 Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win32-git-20220924-3219d2d-uxp-f84bc6d60-xpmod-ia32.7z source code that is comparable to my current working tree is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commits/ia32 NM28XP build: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win32-git-20220924-d849524bd-uxp-f84bc6d60-xpmod.7z Win32 SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win32-git-20220924-d849524bd-uxp-f84bc6d60-xpmod-sse.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win64-git-20220924-d849524bd-uxp-f84bc6d60-xpmod.7z Official UXP changes picked since my last build: - No issue - Stop pre-processing some files that don't have preprocessor statements in them. (800090d0c) - Issue #2008 - Implement missing s parameter parsing and align case with spec. (05389eb41) - [DOM security] Be more explicit about CSP checks and reports. (95120acbb) - [network] Reject cookies with no name and a __Secure- or __Host- prefix (91b51a650) - Issue #1992 - Part 1: Un-prefix -moz-{min|max}-content keywords. (fa8bc1e81) - Issue #1992 - Part 2: Regenerate devtools CSS database. (5abfd892a) - Issue #1977 - Follow-up: Correct pref check to be selective on wave formats only. (d2276a48d) Official Pale-Moon changes picked since my last build: - [Pale-Moon] Issue #21 - Remove leftover telemetry code for the app menu's opening time (0f67602bf) Official Basilisk changes picked since my last build: - [Basilisk] Issue #29 - Remove telemetry from pdfjs completely (f5e49fb5a) - [Basilisk] No Issue - Remove stray semicolon (ef3685dc5) My changes picked since my last build: - update NSS builtin certstore to Sep 2022 version from mozilla upstream. (29846d1e4) - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - 102ESR: rev EV roots, TLDs, tzdata (c47bef11f) (a9c379217) - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - #651: M1767365+backbugs M1757604 M1771774 M1776658 (bc6daa0ae) (591552c5b) - d3d9: further lowered MaxTexture limit to 1024 to give chance for Radeon 9550 and GMA 965 to use hardware acceleration (67a84940e) - backout bug1757604 part from rev 591552c5 as it cause display issues (5d774d070) Update Notice: - You may delete file named icudt58l.dat inside program folder when updating from old releases. * Notice: From now on, UXP rev will point to `custom` branch of my UXP repo instead of MCP UXP repo, while "official UXP changes" shows only `tracking` branch changes.

"MS is not the end": Claudia Brunner wants to encourage other sufferers with her book "MS and healthy". 7/2/2022, 5:04:00 PM "MS is not the end": Claudia Brunner wants to encourage other sufferers with her book "MS and healthy". Created: 07/02/2022, 17:00 By: Andrea Beschorner “Everyone can actively work on their health.” Claudia Brunner wants to convey this message with her book about her MS disease. © Birgit Gleixner – Claudia Brunner from Kranzberg has been living with multiple sclerosis (MS) for more than 13 years. The disease began in the now 39-year-old with up to five relapses a year. She had to discontinue several basic therapies due to lack of effect or excessive side effects. She has been living without relapses and symptoms for eight years now. What sounds a bit like a miracle is, above all, one thing: knowledge. Knowledge that Claudia Brunner has collected over the years and that she now wants to make available to all those affected and their families in a book. "MS and healthy". Sounds contradictory - but after talking to the author, it becomes clear that it is absolutely not. Ms. Brunner, on your website you introduce yourself with the words: "Today, despite the crumble cake in my head, I've been free of relapses and symptoms for about eight years." How important is it to take an illness with a certain amount of humor? Very important. But I didn't always have that attitude. When you get such a diagnosis out of nowhere, it pulls the rug out from under you. It took me several years to get where I am today. The diagnosis initially plunged me into depression. I was 26 then. Tell about the day you received the diagnosis. Were you able to do something with it immediately? I honestly didn't know what to do with it. Although the path to this diagnosis was a process. I have to go back a bit for that: I worked as a management consultant after graduating. The job was extremely stressful. And then came the consultant crisis. Many people were exhibited - I was there too. During this conversation I felt pain as if I had a knife in my head. And this pain got worse every day, especially whenever I entered the office. In addition, I was losing sight in one eye. In the eye clinic, I was referred to the university clinic to clarify whether I had an inflammation in the optic nerve or whether something was pressing on the optic nerve. A few weeks later, after an MRI, I finally sat at the neurologist, still having no idea what was wrong with me. With that neurologist who then told you? Yes. That's 13 years ago now. And I still know today exactly what the chair I sat on looked like. I was there with my husband, we weren't married at the time. The doctor's first question was: are you married? When I said no, he said he had many married patients who had children. He told me something about chronic inflammation of the central nervous system and gave me brochures. That's it. That didn't take five minutes. The word MS was not mentioned. I only read it after looking at the brochures. It featured a woman in a wheelchair. I never wanted to take myself out of my dreams. Claudia Bruner So there was no informational talk? No, not with this doctor. My boyfriend, who is now my husband, immediately looked for a specialist who then took his time and explained everything to me. And how has the diagnosis affected your life? First of all I suppressed it, convinced myself that there was nothing there. After that I got really angry – first at myself, later at others. I have to say that my illness didn't affect my work at the beginning, everything was fine there. It was different in private life. There were friends who had a big problem with it. Some just didn't get in touch because they didn't know how to deal with it. One asked me when I wanted to break up with my boyfriend because I couldn't do that to him. You say everything was fine at your job. Is it because you simply didn't allow the disease there? In fact, I never wanted to take myself out of my dreams. That's when I started my PhD. I have always been a very goal-oriented person, success and career were important to me. And yes, sickness and dysfunction weren't meant for me. Keep going: That was my motto. Looking back, do you still think that was true? It was absolutely right to do the PhD. But what I have to admit: I could and should have learned earlier that it's okay to say no and consciously get help. It took me years to come to this realization - and frankly, I still find it difficult to this day. I've learned that it's okay not to just function all the time. Claudia Bruner What has your MS disease taught you? This allows me to recognize and accept my own needs. I've learned that it's okay not to just function all the time. To be honest, I wouldn't have had three children so quickly without my illness: The illness helped me to classify what is really important in life. And that's not the next step in your career. What is important is what remains: family. In the first few years things went very badly for you. Yes, it was a horrible time. I had a lot of relapses at first, up to five a year. I suffered from paraesthesia, numbness, further inflammation of the optic nerve. Fatigue syndrome – a chronic state of exhaustion – was particularly bad while I was writing my doctoral thesis. At noon I was absolutely unable to concentrate. During that time I always did things that didn't attract attention. And then you decided to take matters into your own hands. Was there a key experience for this? I was quite successful in my academic work. That's why I was invited to the Lindau Nobel Laureate Conference as one of 400 young scientists. I should sit next to John Nash, my biggest idol, he was my hero. I was so looking forward to it. It was my greatest dream, there was no greater honor for me. Before that I was at a conference in Portland, USA, and traveled back to Germany three days before that. It was all extremely stressful. But I was fine. That morning I woke up with the worst flare up to that point. It was so frustrating, so incredibly bad. Of course I went to this conference anyway, I would never have had the chance to meet John Nash again in my life. Still, it was so frustrating to experience this dream under such circumstances. My left arm was completely paralyzed, I couldn't go to the buffet. That evening I made the decision that it couldn't go on like this. A few days later I started sifting through all the scientific databases for what I can do myself to positively influence the course of the disease. To be honest, that sounds a bit like looking for a needle in a haystack. I've worked my way up there. The first topic I tackled was stress. From my own experience, I now knew that stress has a massive impact on the course of the disease. And indeed, there were individual studies back then that showed that stress reduction might be helpful. I've been doing qigong ever since. Next was the issue of nutrition. And so there were always new aspects. In the end I had read thousands of studies. I had learned through my PhD how to read, understand and interpret statistics and studies. I am able to evaluate studies, to see how good a statement is and whether the study is really worth anything. I summarized everything. For example, in the area of MS and sports: 20 years ago it was still said that one should avoid sports and use the little energy save what you have available. This has also been refuted in the meantime by studies. What did you do with all the information? I have optimized myself, I have gradually looked to integrate everything that somehow works into my life. And you've been relapse-free ever since... Eight years, yes. To person Claudia Brunner studied business administration and philosophy before taking up a position in a well-known management consultancy after graduating. The subsequent doctorate in the field of business economics led to numerous scientific publications. Several years of research followed. Various further training courses, including one on nutritional science ("Nutrition Science") at the Stanford School of Medicine, as well as one on "Evidence-Based Optimal Nutrition" at the Harvard School of Public Health as well as "The Brain" and "Brain Health" at the She also graduated from Harvard Extension School in order to optimally prepare for her book project. Today Claudia Brunner works as a lecturer and is the mother of three daughters. She received her MS diagnosis in 2009. (Further information about the book and the author can be found online at www.ms-und-gesund.de.) What specifically did you change? I used to be more of a couch potato, but now I do a lot more. Spinning training three times a week, riding a racing bike – in other words: training three to four times a week, very dedicated. I switched my diet from fast food vegetarian to plant-based whole foods. However, in my book I recommend eating fish regularly. But that's an ethical consideration for me. And many more things that I go into in detail in the book. Your book “MS and healthy” was published on May 25th. What is your intention behind this? I would like to show that everyone can actively work on their health. Self-efficacy is an important building block on the way to a self-determined life. The book is intended to protect people from feeling at the mercy of an illness and the doctors for years, as was the case with me. MS is not a set path. Every MS patient can have a great, fulfilling life. At that time, I was missing someone whose story could have shown that things went well. And I would now like to be that someone for others. Is the book giving people something they would have wished for after their diagnosis? Yes, I would have wanted it that way, it would have helped me so much to be able to live well with this disease right from the start. The book shows adjustment screws that everyone can turn for themselves. It's about exercise, sleep, stress reduction, dealing with stimulants, mental health, nutrition, cognitive training and social life. I also show the importance of socializing because solitude is extremely detrimental to brain health. Basically, the right combination of medical care, medication and your own lifestyle is what everyone should optimize for themselves in order to live well with MS. I advise anyone diagnosed with MS to seek psychotherapy. Claudia Bruner How is your book structured? My personal story is told in the introduction. This is followed by an easy-to-understand overview of the disease. The main part of the book deals with the already mentioned building blocks for a good course of MS. Each sub-module is summarized at the end, and there are also recommendations in a box with a gray background. Background information and further explanations are marked with an info sign. Personal experiences and my story are written in italics. The second large part of the book will explain selected therapies as a compact reference work - including possible side effects, things to pay special attention to and the effectiveness of the therapies. The following chapter is aimed at relatives before the book closes with the question How have your values changed since your diagnosis? I now know that the importance of relationships, people and family is so much more important than the pursuit of reputation and reputation. What is your advice to people who are diagnosed with MS. What can anyone do other than read your book? I very, very strongly advise everyone to go into psychotherapy – and relatively soon. It gives you stability and you learn to deal with it. It's incredibly difficult to do alone. It takes strength to adjust your lifestyle. And for that, too, a psychotherapist is essential. And everyone should find a doctor they feel comfortable with and have the courage to change doctors if they don't feel comfortable or no longer feel comfortable. A good relationship with his doctor is the most important thing. What message do you have for all those affected? MS is not the end, nor is it a one-way street. As those affected, we can significantly influence our course and lead a self-determined life. Here: https://newsrnd.com/news/2022-07-02-"ms-is-not-the-end"--claudia-brunner-wants-to-encourage-other-sufferers-with-her-book-"ms-and-healthy"-.rkKwRAacc.html EDIT: The Italian epidemiologist Alberto Ascherio: "Of the factors that can be corrected, probably the most important factor is vitamin D deficiency. The second would be smoking. Childhood obesity is associated with vitamin D deficiency."

Very true, it is unrealistic to expect pills to "fix" everything. I agree 100%. It takes strong determination to get through hard times especially when someone doesn't have family support. I can relate to this as I'm alone. People need to realize this strength comes from within and its takes work. That being said, Medication is only 1 part of the solution for some. I'm medicated, but much less that I used to be and that is better; but I support those that need medication to keep vicious (I'll come back to that *vicious voices*) from interfering with functioning. I've sort of come full circle from years of alcoholism to attempt to mask the problem (which wasn't working out well - trust me). People sometimes turn to destructive activities to mask their depressions and anxiety, but it won't work in the long run and usually from bad to worse and even the very worse and they feel their is not other option than to........... Online forums, for some can be helpful, but know its only peer support and sometimes it can snowball as people just feed off of one-another which is why I don't recommend them anymore. I'm not saying that people shouldn't reach out for help when in real life this might not be an option, but people must take everything online with a grain of salt is seeking advice to such personal medical decisions.

Indeed the pressure of this hectic society and the demands that people can't possibly live up to is bringing forward mental health issues or worsening symptoms that one could under set circumstances they could control without medication.

Hi ... will write more in full detail, maybe tonight to in the AM. Yes, still an issues sad to say in 2022, especially when seeking answers later in life because its VERY complex and hard to diagnose. Depends a lot on how it affects ones life and treatments have changed even from when I was a child.

7 Risk Factors for Heart Disease and One Way to Early Detection and Prevention of Heart Damage 5/24/2022, 9:59:32 AM Our body is a wonder. A wonder that can walk, run, break records, think of wonderful ideas and even produce children, which is already a miracle in itself. But sometimes the body can carry a ticking time bomb, which at any moment is not taken care of, it can stop this amazing wonder. In such cases, it is important to take care of the body, which has only one heart, and be aware of the risk factors for heart disease, which can cause a lot of damage. So how, despite all the risk factors, can you reach early detection, reduce the damage of heart disease and live in peace? We have gathered all the information for you in the next article. Clean oxygen please! Active or tolerable smoking is a major risk factor and has a major impact on the development of heart disease (Photo: ShutterStock, By vchal) Many people who may be confused and think that smoking only affects the lungs, but know that there is a direct link between exposure to cigarette smoke and heart disease. Whether you smoke or not, active or passive smoking is a major risk factor and has a major impact on the development of heart disease. Inhalation of smoke into the lungs exposes each and every one to many health risks, including an increase in blood pressure (as it causes on its own, which we will expand on later), an increase in bad cholesterol levels, heavy load on the heart and damage to the inner layer of blood vessels. Besides smoking cessation, early detection and treatment of heart diseases which are caused by cigarette smoking cause harm reduction and prevention of loss of life. Blood pressure - is not just high. High blood pressure usually has no symptoms. Because really many people do not feel the disease (Photo: ShutterStock) You may have already heard about the harms of hypertension, or in its more familiar name - high blood pressure. It is a common and well-known disease which has a large number of causes. By itself it is a major risk factor for heart disease, but unfortunately, it usually has no symptoms. Since many people really do not feel the disease, blood pressure tests must be performed to diagnose it. In order to save waiting and getting to the clinic, it is recommended to use a blood pressure monitor. Today there is the option to perform the measurement using a home blood pressure monitor called Telepress, a device that sends the results to the medical center "applied" immediately. The measurement helps in early detection of the disease and in preventing further damage. Hyperlipidemia, a word you should (and should not) know High levels of fats in the blood depend on the food we eat, and the body's ability to produce and process fats (Photo: ShutterStock) In simple language, it is a high level of lipids in the blood. The same index of course depends on the food we eat, and the body's ability to produce and process fats, depending on heredity and genetics. As a result, the disease can spread in the family. Similar to hypertension, this disease also has no symptoms and therefore it is difficult to identify it from feelings alone. In cases of suspicion, or genetic background, it is recommended to be a subscriber to the "Shachal" medical center, in order to be under the professional follow-up required for early detection and treatment. the Apple does not fall far from the tree If a parent has heart disease before the age of 55, there is a higher chance of developing heart disease in his children (Photo: ShutterStock, Pearl PhotoPix) When one parent contracted heart disease before the age of 55, there is a higher chance of developing heart disease in his offspring. Most often the genetic component is part of other risk factors that lead to the disease, although genetics takes on a significant and primary role compared to the other components. In such cases it is important to be constantly monitored for the condition of the heart through various tests and even to join a full "ovulation" subscription which allows you to live with a calm mind and a calm heart. Have you ever heard of a disease called 'sweet urine'? There is a link between the duration of diabetes and the chance of developing heart disease (Photo: ShutterStock, ShutterStock) Even if not, you can probably guess that it is diabetes. 'Sweet urine' is a direct translation of the Latin name of the disease - Diabetes mellitus. The disease is a significant risk factor for the development of heart disease, and there is a link between the duration of diabetes and the chance of developing heart disease. Even diagnosed with diabetes, it is recommended to do the maximum tests in favor of monitoring and early detection of a heart attack, in order to reduce the damage to the heart and contribute to a quiet and calm life. Obesity, and not necessarily overweight A link has been found between obesity in the abdomen and the onset of heart disease (Photo: ShutterStock) Another major and direct risk factor is obesity, a concept which refers to the thickness of the skin in different areas of the body. Not to be confused with being overweight, a term which refers to weight relative to body area. It should be noted that in a situation where a person is about 30% larger than the ideal weight for his body, there is a significant increase in the chance of morbidity and mortality from heart disease. Another important thing is that a link has been found between obesity in the abdomen and the onset of heart disease. In addition to dietary change, it is important to rule out any concern for the development of heart disease through various tests and ongoing follow-up, thus identifying and preventing a heart attack condition. Everything in the head, and in the mind Stress can exacerbate other risk factors for scabies (Photo: ShutterStock) The straw that broke the camel's back in many cases is an abnormal mental condition, such as extreme mental distress. There is a link between loss, job change and even retirement and the development of heart disease. Note that mental stress can cause the exaggeration of other risk factors such as obesity, smoking or hypertension and thus it can indirectly or directly affect the occurrence of a heart attack. Live with a calm mind and a quiet heart, so do it. So how can one still, and despite the list of risk factors, live calmly and without unnecessary mental stress following possible heart disease? The "Shahal" medical center is active 24/7 and offers counseling, follow-up, cardiac examinations, and prompt medical treatment in case of need for its variety of subscribers. All this and more is being done to advance the detection of heart attacks, reduce heart damage and save lives. Attention, early detection and treatment, will significantly reduce heart damage. Here: https://newsrnd.com/news/2022-05-24-7-risk-factors-for-heart-disease-and-one-way-to-early-detection-and-prevention-of-heart-damage---walla!-good-to-know.BynvxzcP9.html

Rare disease is not uncommon, experts on Pompe disease and Fabry disease advocate early treatment to reduce severity 5/6/2022, 11:22:17 AM "Rare disease" generally refers to diseases with a very low prevalence and a very small number of patients. Currently, there are more than 8,000 rare diseases known in the world. Most of them are caused by genetic mutations or inherited gene defects. "Rare disease" generally refers to diseases with a very low prevalence and a very small number of patients. Currently, there are more than 8,000 rare diseases known in the world, most of which are caused by genetic mutations or inherited gene defects. They are all under pressure, and there is a chance that there is no cure. The Hong Kong Mucopolysaccharidosis and Rare Genetic Disease Mutual Aid Group, which supports the rare disease group in Hong Kong, advocates to raise public awareness and concern about Pompe disease and Fabry disease, and make early Screening and treatment to reduce the chance of severe illness. Originally an athlete, Terry worked hard to fight against physical decline, and until the end of junior high school, he began to have obvious symptoms, including scoliosis and physical decline. (Photo provided by Hong Kong Mucopolysaccharidosis and Rare Genetic Disease Mutual Aid Group) Rapid deterioration within one to two years of onset in patients with Pompe disease There are currently 3 infantile and 12 late-onset patients in Hong Kong. In patients with Pompe disease, the body lacks an enzyme due to a genetic defect, so that the glycogen that enters the lysosome cannot be decomposed and continues to accumulate, which in turn affects cell function and induces symptoms. Among them, infantile Pompe disease presents symptoms such as muscle weakness, inability to raise and turn around, difficulty breathing, and cardiac hypertrophy within the first year of life; late-onset Pompe disease includes cases from two years of age to old age, with common symptoms of lower extremity and Trunk muscle weakness, dyspnea, and decreased lung function require the use of wheelchairs and ventilators. Since his brother was diagnosed with Pompe disease when he was 13 years old, Terry, who was only 9 years old at the time, had no obvious symptoms and needed to be tested, and the causative gene was finally found. Terry's brother's condition deteriorated rapidly within one to two years after the onset of the disease, requiring the use of a wheelchair and a ventilator; Terry, who was originally an athlete, worked hard to fight against physical decline, and until the end of junior high school, obvious symptoms began to appear, including scoliosis and physical decline. Poor sleep can lead to poor academic performance in the face of physical exhaustion. Pompe disease patient Terry: Rare disease is not defined, lacks comprehensive strategy and policy guidelines The two brothers from grass-roots families were under pressure physically, financially and mentally. They had experienced 13 years of incurable days. Fortunately, they finally succeeded in obtaining funding for medication and had the opportunity to receive enzyme replacement therapy. This therapy can slow down the disease. The patient's function declines, and the effect of stabilizing the condition is achieved. The two brothers' condition improved after taking the medicine, and they are actively involved in the society. Among them, Terry's brother has completed a master's course and is working as a clerk to support himself, while Terry is involved in the work of the patient organization. Currently, he is the vice chairman of the Hong Kong Mucopolysaccharidosis and Rare Genetic Disease Mutual Aid Group, and continues to promote the society. Establish a rare disease policy for the well-being of patients. "Disease management and drug treatment are life-and-death issues for patients with rare diseases. In the process of fighting for patients, they also need the understanding and acceptance of different stakeholders. At present, Hong Kong lacks a definition of rare diseases, so it is impossible to integrate rare disease strategies and cooperation. Policy guidelines.” He pointed out that in Western countries, the definition of rare diseases is usually based on the proportion of the population, and the central government has established a list of rare diseases since 2018, vigorously promoting the import of orphan drugs, and improving genetic screening technology, etc. Patients receive special care in terms of medical research and clinical care, but in Hong Kong, many proposals are initiated by the private sector and supported by extensive public opinion in the society, so that the government can be pushed to consider them one by one. Dr. Sheng Bin, a neurology specialist, hopes that the time window from diagnosis to treatment can be further shortened, and the public's awareness of Pompe disease can be improved... ... MORE here: https://newsrnd.com/news/2022-05-06-rare-disease-is-not-uncommon--experts-on-pompe-disease-and-fabry-disease-advocate-early-treatment-to-reduce-severity.BkfC_wGIc.html

Academic pressure leads to schizophrenia, doctors and patients join hands to get out of the shadow of the disease 6/7/2022, 2:16:36 AM "Could it be that you are also a special person?" After working as a psychiatrist for several years, I have heard a lot of strange things, but this is the first time I have been asked this question. She is a 20-year-old college student, tall and thin, and likes to stab in her spare time "Could it be that you are also a special person?" After working as a psychiatrist for several years, I have heard a lot of strange things, but this is the first time I have been asked this question. She is a 20-year-old college student, tall and thin. In her spare time, she likes to embroider and draw cartoon illustrations, especially cats. Her mother told me that she was the kind of gentle and reserved child when she was a child. She didn't know why she had become more withdrawn and even irritable in the past few months. . No matter how her mother tried to coerce and lure her, she couldn't "lead the snake out of its hole", and in the end she couldn't pull her to seek medical treatment. Written by: Dr. Li Ka Tai, School of Mental Health, Castle Peak Hospital At first she was reluctant to talk to me. "Don't force me to tell me, I'll have a hard time, okay?" Seeing her panicked face, she thought she had uncovered some earth-shattering secret and would be killed at any time, until I explained to her that the doctor's diagnosis was kept secret. responsibility, she gradually opened up. She told me that the academic pressure has been rising since she went to school. One time when she was preparing for an exam, she began to have a series of strange experiences: passers-by on the street seemed to be sent to follow her, her mind became chaotic, and the water at home seemed to There are some strange smells, I don't know if her memory has deteriorated due to being poisoned... She was very puzzled about all this, until one day she figured out: she has special powers, and the secret world government is doing everything to stop her She uses her abilities to subvert the order of the world. Yes, that explains all sorts of weirdness for months, it must be. "You can understand that the outside world is so dangerous that you dare not go out," I said. "But I also want to know, apart from these experiences, have you ever heard someone talking to you when no one was around?" She was surprised: "How do you know?" She began to dance, telling her that every day she heard several old women chatting, singing, and even judging her, which made her annoyed. Just as she was talking about being elated, she suddenly stopped, as if she had an epiphany. "Could it be that you are also a peculiar?" she asked with wide eyes. "Great, I thought I was the only one in the world!" I couldn't help but smile. "No, I'm not a special person. The reason why I can guess your situation is because other people have the same experience." I explained that the ever-changing symptoms were also of the same origin - brain lesions. Academic stress caused an imbalance of dopamine in her brain, leading to schizophrenia. Auditory hallucinations, persecutory delusions, and confusion, her experiences are all common symptoms of patients, and the symptoms will be unique to her upbringing, memories, culture, and surrounding environment. She was dubious, and this argument was always against her understanding for months; but perhaps the doctor still had some credibility in her heart, and she was willing to try treatment. The young woman is most afraid of fat. After some discussion, we chose the schizophrenic drug that does not affect her weight the most to regulate the secretion of dopamine in her brain. Before leaving the consultation room, I reminded them that mental illness is a disease of the brain, and it takes time to change the secretion of the brain, so be patient. Her case is also considered ideal, and it is better to seek medical treatment as soon as possible. After taking the medicine for three months, the spies of the World Government will no longer be present, their thoughts will no longer be polluted by poisonous water, and the old women will no longer make noise. Her mother also praised her great improvement in temperament, and even began to want to resume her studies. "I'm also very puzzled, why did you have such a strange idea in the first place." Speaking of which, she was a little shy. I told her not to be embarrassed, anyone could get sick and it wasn't her fault. At that time, her neurotic substance was playing tricks, and those were not her own thoughts. Fortunately, her mother never gave up on her, and we made a suitable treatment plan together, which enabled her to embark on the road of recovery step by step. "Hong Kong 01" "01 Medical Clinic" cooperates with the School of Mental Health of Castle Peak Hospital to publish a column written by medical staff every other Tuesday. "Cheng" means to let the water stand still, let the water settle down, and then become clear. I hope you can meditate and savor every little story, see the details, understand the heart of yourself and others, and see things and situations more clearly. See clearly, know how to cherish, I hope this column can calm your emotional waves and enjoy the quiet time. I hope you will share this experience with the people you care about, so that you can have one more partner on the road to a better life. Story details have been revised to protect patient privacy. Here: https://newsrnd.com/news/2022-06-07-academic-pressure-leads-to-schizophrenia--doctors-and-patients-join-hands-to-get-out-of-the-shadow-of-the-disease.BJzhyFG2Oc.html

The strange case of the Galvins, a family with six schizophrenic children 9/16/2022, 12:43:03 PM - by ANDREA AGUILAR Journalist Robert Kolker delves into the history of the American family touched by mental illness to expose the lack of progress in their treatment His editor was the one who put him in touch with Lindsay and Margaret, the two Galvin sisters. They were the youngest, and also the only two girls, of the long brood of 12 children born to Don, a World War II veteran, and Mimi, a perfect housewife. Six of the boys were diagnosed with schizophrenia, in one of the most unusual mental health cases in the U.S., studied by medical specialists to try to unravel the age-old question of whether the condition is hereditary or acquired. "When I first talked to them about their tragic story I thought that not everyone in the family who was still alive would agree with me doing a book on their case, but after a few months of conversations it turned out that they were, including Mimi, the mother. There are many essays, memoirs of schizophrenics and medical books, but there had never been a non-fiction book, an investigation of a story like the Galvin's with the testimonies of everyone", explained this Thursday in Madrid the investigative journalist Robert Kolker (Maryland, 53 years old), author of The Boys from Hidden Valley Road. In the mind of an American family (Sexto Piso). The journalist Robert Kolker, author of 'The Hidden Valley Boys', on Thursday at the Hotel de las Letras in Madrid. Journalist Robert Kolker, author of 'The Boys from Hidden Valley', on Thursday at the Hotel de las Letras in Madrid. OLMO CALVO Shortly after starting his investigation, in a Colorado hospital he visited with Lindsay, they were given two carts full of folders containing the Galvins' medical records. "That changed history," recalled Kolker, who over the 500 pages of his volume reconstructs not only the history of the family, but the evolution of psychiatry and the study of schizophrenia, from the dispute between Carl G. Jung and Sigmund Freud to the role of pharmaceuticals. "When the first brother, Donald, began to be treated, lobotomies were not performed, but psychotropic drugs were prescribed, something that is still done today as if they were a panacea. We have grown up in an era in which there seems to be a pill to cure everything, but this is not the case with schizophrenia. One of the reasons why the stigma around depression, anxiety or bipolar has diminished is because there are increasingly sophisticated medications that are in many cases effective in treating it, but it is not the case with schizophrenics and these sufferers have a harder time fighting back or protesting. The existing medicines are considered good enough because they calm the patients down, but they do not improve with these treatments," the journalist explained. "The Galvin case helped determine that there was a genetic component, a series of mutations, but there is no specific gene. Predisposition to the disease does not imply that it will necessarily develop." That is why, he adds, to combat the development of schizophrenia today we seek to strengthen the brain and try to prevent new outbreaks that weaken patients and complicate diagnosed cases. "Schizophrenia is not a disease like covid, let's say, it is a diagnosis that encompasses different conditions. There is an epidemiologist who has pointed out that fever centuries ago was considered a disease in itself and not a symptom. It may be that with schizophrenia and other severe mental illnesses the same thing will eventually happen." ... ... Lindsay and Margaret Galvin. SIXTH FLOOR PUBLISHING HOUSE Read MORE here: https://newsrnd.com/life/2022-09-16-the-strange-case-of-the-galvins--a-family-with-six-schizophrenic-children.r1xHXCbbo.html .. and the source article is here: https://elpais.com/cultura/2022-09-16/el-extrano-caso-de-los-galvin-una-familia-con-seis-hijos-esquizofrenicos.html

... He's not! As I'm the only person with access to this specific laptop, I protect "important" cookies (e.g. Cloudflare "clearance" ones, site account ones, etc.) via an extension - the rest are wiped out at browser launch - and also like to keep at least a month's worth of history of visited URLs and downloaded files - in all of my browsers; when history starts to contain items older than a month, they are manually deleted... Many a times I had forgotten where I saw something on line the "other day" (and neglected to bookmark ...), then saved history came to my rescue ... But I appreciate different people have different workflows...

Thank you very much, I think that shows the problem! Here's the page on 360Chrome - And here it is on Firefox 52.9.1 ESR - As you can see, they are an hour adrift, and the correct local time is being shown by FF 52.9, not 360Chrome. It's obviously a DST problem as you say, and it will almost certainly come good at the end of October when we go back to using GMT in the UK. However, where is 360Chrome getting this incorrect timestamp from, when everything else on the system as far as I can see is showing the time correctly? I will certainly investigate that registry changing article, but as I am away from home for the next week, it will have to wait until next weekend I'm afraid before I can do any experimentation. I wouldn't mind betting that 360Chrome is somehow reading the time from before the DST offset is applied, if that's possible, and that may well be because 360Chrome doesn't take DST into account as China doesn't use it. I realise that still doesn't explain why I appear to be the only one with the problem of course! Thanks again, that is extremely helpful, but still just as puzzling! Cheers, Dave.

The mirror of latest BNavigator, Firefox 45ESR, IceApe, IceDove, K-Meleon 1.5.x/74/76, MailNews 52, New Moon 26.5/27/28 and Serpent 52/55 builds by @roytam1 has been updated -> soggi.org - tools. changelog: - added latest BNavigator 0.9 20220924 build - added latest Firefox 45ESR 20220924 builds - added latest IceApe 52 20220924 build - added latest IceDove 52 20220924 build - added latest K-Meleon 76 20220924 build - added latest MailNews 52 20220924 build - added latest New Moon 27 20220924 builds - added latest New Moon 28 20220924 builds - added latest Serpent 52 20220924 builds - added latest Serpent 55 20220924 builds To don't lose track of things I want to update too someday... todo: - add various flash player versions - add FlashFix for WinXP - add VLC 2.2.8 (WinXP non-SSE2) - add polyfill addons kind regards soggi

Does everything on this page look correct? https://browserspy.dk/date.php If not, here are registry locations to manually resolve. https://www.itprotoday.com/windows-78/jsi-tip-0398-how-set-time-zone-editing-registry

ps - that doesn't mean that all browsers pull time / time-zone from the same "portion" (?) of the OS (ie, your other browsers are fine). But 360Chrome is pulling time / time-zone from "somewhere" within the OS.

To the best of my knowledge, ALL web browsers pull time / time-zone from the OS. That's why it's only you. Something with your install.

Sunset for you Here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/136318162@N05/52377561207/in/explore-2022-09-23/

yes, redownload. xul.dll should be dated today.

Back when I tested this issue I assumed it was an older timezone issue. The reason was that the timezone used for my country changed a few years ago but was then changed again to its original value in more recent years. Windows XP assumed the first timezone update for my country but not the second. And the browser reflected that on the history tab. On Windows 7 the time is displayed correctly on the history tab because the OS has the right timezone for my country (the second update). The same I believe could be applied to other timezones (specially the ones with daylight savings and similars). Is the timezone selected in your XP OS the one that is used by your country in the present?

https://explore.org/livecams - from Virtual Field Trips Around The World: https://www.originalworks.com/virtual-field-trips-around-the-world/ - you've many links on the web to interesting virtual trips, indeed...

I'm still able to use DC Browser to enjoy even intense roller coasters I wish there were updates, but I guess not - Too bad.

Animal Pain and New Mysticism About Consciousness Disregarding animal sentience is a stupid move. Image credit: Arterra / Getty Images - by Bence Nanay | Professor of Philosophy at University of Antwerp and Senior Research Associate at Peterhouse, Cambridge University On November 9, 2017, more than 500 people gathered at the Flat Earth International Conference in Cody, North Carolina. Attendees agreed that the Earth is shaped like a Frisbee, with the North Pole as its centre and Antarctica running around the edge. ... In 2009 all countries of the EU signed the Lisbon treaty, which recognized that animals are sentient beings: they feel pain and have emotions. ... 313 members of the British Parliament thought it was better not to have any traces of the claim that animals are sentient beings in the UK legal code. It is really the Flat Earth gathering that is the only apt comparison that comes to mind. The difference is that while the 500 attendees in North Carolina included a man who measured the curvature of the Earth with a ruler from an airplane window and another one who is now preparing to gather evidence for the flatness of the Earth from his homemade rocket. ... ___ "How can we then explain that allegedly intelligent people would question that animals feel pain? I’m afraid here most of the blame should go to my very own discipline, philosophy." ___ The process of pain perception is as well-understood as any other perceptual process. We know that in our visual system the retinal signal is sent to the primary visual cortex (V1) via the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) in the thalamus; outputs from V1 are fed forward to a range of extrastriate areas (V4/V8, MT). Animals also have retinas. Their retinas also send signals to the V1 via the LGN, and so on. So doubting that animals see would be crazy. But we have the same level of understanding of how pain perception works. The receptors of pain perception in our skin are called nociceptors (they would be the equivalent of retinal cells). When these nociceptors are activated, they send signals to the primary and secondary somatosensory cortices and the anterior cingulate cortex. This happens in humans and in other mammals (and also almost in the same way in other vertebrates). So doubting that animals feel pain is as crazy as doubting that animals see. At this point someone may object that while animals may process pain, they don’t feel pain. Or they don't feel feel pain. Having a certain neural circuitry, after all, is different from having the experience of pain. And it’s the experience of pain we should really care about, isn’t it. There are huge theoretical problems with this line of thought, but there is also straightforward empirical refutation. Rats and chickens systematically choose and self-administer painkillers when and only when they are distressed. I am not sure how this finding could be made consistent with the ‘animals don’t really feel pain’ line short of some maneuver worthy of the Flat Earth crowd. How can we then explain that allegedly intelligent people would question that animals feel pain? I’m afraid here most of the blame should go to my very own discipline, philosophy. Philosophers have always been big on denying that animals feel much. Almost all the heavy hitters of Western philosophy – Aristotle, Aquinas, Descartes, Kant – found it important to stress this, Descartes taking the cake for his insistence that animals are really just machines. But there is a more direct reason for this skepticism about animal pain, the recent obsession with consciousness and what came to be known as the ‘explanatory gap’ between what natural sciences tell us about the mind and about what we feel. Consciousness and pain are natural phenomena, so the default should be that it is the natural sciences that could tell us something about them. Philosophers of a certain persuasion find this stance threatening. Science has taken so much away from philosophy, not consciousness now! And that’s where it’s convenient to talk about our ‘privileged access’: we know more about our own conscious state than any scientist could. The general line of argument is that even if we know everything that can be known about the neural and psychological apparatus of our brain, this will not explain what it is like to feel pain (or anything else). This new mysticism about consciousness may sell books, but it is not very helpful when it comes to animal sentience, as it fuels a form of skepticism about the subjective experiences of any other creatures (animals or even humans other than yourself). These new mystics take consciousness out of the domain of scientific study, and of course once something is outside that domain, all hell breaks loose – just ask the guy with the ruler on the airplane... ___ "This new mysticism about consciousness may sell books, but it is not very helpful when it comes to animal sentience, as it fuels a form of skepticism about the subjective experiences of any other creatures" ___ Animals are sentient and the Earth is not flat. There are some pragmatic implications of both of these truths. We can fly from Sydney to Buenos Aires via the Antarctic (that would not be an option for Frisbee Earth). But the consequences of animal sentience are not all unproblematic. There is the inconvenient fact that the behavioral and brain sciences are heavily relying on experimentation with animals. The elegant experiments I mentioned earlier about rats and chickens self-administering painkillers – well, they may not have been that much fun for the rats and chickens involved. If animals are sentient, should we then stop all these experiments? No, we should not, but we should know that we’re experimenting on sentient beings (and adjust the experimental methods accordingly). Also, should the recognition that animals feel pain make us all vegetarian or even better, vegan? This is obviously an ethical decision everyone needs to make for themselves, but denying that animals are sentient is nothing but a cop-out. Vegetarianism and animal experimentation are difficult ethical dilemmas, but addressing them needs to start with acknowledging that animals feel pain. Here: https://iai.tv/articles/animal-pain-and-the-new-mysticism-about-consciousness-auid-981

Does Consciousness Come in Degrees? That depends on what you think consciousness is. by William Lycan | Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US, and author of Consciousness and Experience Every living thing responds selectively to its immediate environment. Rocks don’t. One-celled organisms do. Viruses are a borderline case. To speak of perception is a little more demanding. Do amoebas actually perceive things in their environment? Do stylops? Do ants, for that matter? When we say perceive, we’re thinking of sense organs, inputs and information-processing, however rudimentary. Those criteria are vague and admit many borderline cases; they might even be said to come in degrees. But when we agree that an animal does perceive, we are attributing to it a kind of consciousness, namely, perceptual consciousness of the world around it. Perception itself certainly admits degrees. Some animals perceive more information per second than others; or they make a greater number of distinctions than others. Likewise, if an animal has a greater variety of senses, it will enjoy a higher degree of perceptual consciousness. A creature that does perceive the external world to any significant degree can be called a conscious being. Could there be conscious beings other than those of earth’s animal kingdom? Perhaps there are some outside our solar system. Could a robot be a conscious being, just in this modest sense of perceiving its environment? I don’t see why not. Despite appearances, a robot can amass information through its sensors and build a representation of the external world. Granted, there are plenty of arguments purporting to show that no mere robot could be conscious in any much stronger sense. Of course we can also ask whether a conscious creature in that sense is ‘conscious’ at a particular time, say at this moment, meaning roughly, is it awake, actually doing some perceiving, and in control of its actions? Even that ‘normal waking state’ admits some degrees, since we speak of accident victims and seriously ill patients as ‘semi-conscious.’ ___ "When we agree that an animal does perceive, we are attributing to it a kind of consciousness" ___ A much rarer form of consciousness is what we refer to when we speak of a ‘conscious memory’ or a ‘conscious decision’—we mean not only being in a mental state but being aware of that very mental state from the inside. A conscious memory is a memory we are directly aware of. The same goes for a conscious emotion, desire, intention, or bodily sensation such as pain. It’s assumed that there are memories, emotions, desires, intentions, perceptions, and even pains that we are unaware of, at least at times. For instance, while driving a car we might be thinking hard about this or that. We will still perceive the road, other cars, stop signs, etc.—otherwise we’d crash—yet we will barely notice our perceivings themselves, our own sensory states. It’s less common to be unaware of our desires or our physical pains, but if we have focused our attention elsewhere, these might go in the background. For example, in the course of playing in a hard-fought championship basketball game, we might not feel any pain. Less dramatically, I may just entirely stop noticing a mild headache while engaged in spirited conversation, though others may see me unconsciously stroking my brow. Awareness of your own mental states is often called “state” consciousness. Creatures that have state consciousness have the ability to represent their own mental states. It’s an empirical question which organisms do have that capacity. Human beings obviously have it. There is some evidence that gorillas do. We may naturally think that it does not extend very far down the phylogenetic scale, but only clever experiments could verify that. A cat can be hungry, or angry, and behave accordingly in no uncertain terms, but is the cat ever internally aware of the hunger or the anger? Except in a cartoon, can a cat say to itself, “My anger is diminishing [now that I have pooped in the sugar bowl]”? State consciousness comes in degrees. We can be just barely aware of a desire, say our desire for a less hectic life; or only dimly aware of it, or moderately, or well aware, or vividly, or urgently, longingly aware of it. (That is partly a matter of the strength of the desire, but it has more to do with claims on our attention.) The distinction between conscious and unconscious mental states raises some interesting moral issues. Is it wrong to cause gratuitous pain, when we know the victim will never be aware of the pain? Suppose a rabbit lacks the capacity to be aware of its own pain. May we cause it pain with impunity—assuming that we are doing it no real bodily harm—knowing that unlike us, it cannot experience or even notice the pain? On the one hand, why does the pain itself matter at all, if the rabbit is entirely unaware of it (and no one else is affected)? On the other, it’s pain, for God’s sake; the poor bunny is whimpering. In this article (Animal Pain and New Mysticism About Consciousness), Bence Nanay attacks the idea that animals ‘process’ pain but do not ‘feel’ it: ‘Rats and chickens systematically choose and self-administer painkillers when and only when they are distressed. I am not sure how this finding could be made consistent with the “animals don’t really feel pain” line short of some maneuver worthy of the Flat Earth crowd.’ Nanay may be thinking it pathetically obvious that pain itself and not awareness of it is what matters morally. If so, though of course he’s entitled to his opinion, he is just begging the question rather than addressing the dilemma. More likely, since he emphasises ‘feel,’ he is maintaining that the animals damn well are aware of the pain and do experience it. But the trouble there is that the expression ‘feel pain’ has two different uses. In one sense it’s just a redundant way of saying that a creature is in pain or ‘processes’ pain. In a stronger sense it means that the creature not only has pain but is aware of the pain. It is indeed obvious that rats and chickens can have pain or be in it. But to settle the question, the experiments to which Nanay alludes would have to show that the rats and the chickens internally represent their own pains as such. Were the experiments controlled against the hypothesis that the subjects’ self-medicating behaviour was just a direct response to the pain itself, like my stroking my brow? [SUGGESTED READING: Animal Pain and New Mysticism About Consciousness By Bence Nanay] More recently, philosophers have been concerned with ‘phenomenal’ consciousness. When we are aware of one of our own mental states, there’s ‘something it is like’ for us to experience that state; for example, there is something it is like to experience the sound of a high Bb as played by French horn legend Dennis Brain. ‘Like’ there does not mean resemblance or similarity; the quality, ‘what it’s like’ to have the sensation cannot easily be put into words. Philosopher Thomas Nagel has appealed to the case of whatever sensation may accompany a bat’s use of its sonar echolocation technique: 'Chiropterological (bat) ethology and neuroscience may detail the bat’s sensory system down to the last molecule and bit of information processed, but neither science nor anything else could tell us humans what it’s like for the bat to experience its sonar sensation. You would have to become a bat and have the sensation yourself. Phenomenal consciousness is ‘intrinsically perspectival’—in humans just as in bats. Even if phenomenal consciousness depends on state consciousness, it does not accordingly come in degrees. Where there is any degree of awareness of one’s own mental state, there is something it’s like for the subject to experience that state. I’ve distinguished three kinds of consciousness; each is perfectly real and worthy of its name. But for the philosophers Nanay labels as the ‘new mystics,’ only phenomenal consciousness is real consciousness, and it is very problematic for the metaphysics of mind. How are we to accommodate the fact—at least the majority view—that science cannot even describe ‘what it’s like,’ much less explain it? Opinions range from (1) there isn’t really any such thing, through (2) several varieties of ‘here’s how,’ to (3) scientific materialism is just false, and we have special properties that are irreducibly mental. In support of the first claim, philosopher Daniel Dennett and others argue that if we really do know every detail of both the bat’s sonar sense and the human psychobiology and chemistry, we could work out what it’s like for the bat to have its special sensation, and what it’s like for any human to be in any mental state. The leading version of the second claim is what’s called the ‘phenomenal concept’ strategy: proponents suggest that in introspection we categorise sensations in a unique way, using concepts that cannot be translated into day-to-day language. It is only the untranslatability that prevents explaining ‘what it’s like’ and makes us regard it as ineffable and mysterious; there is nothing metaphysically extraordinary about it. I have defended that view in my book, Consciousness and Experience. Philosophers go for the third claim when they are unpersuaded by the first two claims and argue on various grounds that those views will never work: The first seems to them clearly false and just a desperate lunge. (I agree.) They are unpersuaded by the phenomenal concept strategy because they find it pallid and just not adequate to the vivid and arresting character of what it’s like. There is an even more extreme position: (4) ‘What it’s like’ pervades the universe, and panpsychism is true. Ha-haa! What recommends that view to Philip Goff is that although ‘philosophers and scientists have struggled to understand how physical matter produces consciousness,’ those philosophers and scientists have had it the wrong way around: Rather, as Sir Arthur Eddington maintained, physical science merely ‘describes matter ‘from the outside’ by providing mathematical models and can say nothing about matter’s own underlying nature. In Stephen Hawking’s words, ‘it is consciousness that breathes fire into the equations.’ I myself would need to hear stronger argument than has ever been given. So, does consciousness come in degrees? Perceptual and state consciousnesses do. But phenomenal consciousness is different, and a whole different beast. William Lycan Here: https://iai.tv/articles/does-consciousness-come-in-degrees-auid-1226 - More from this issue: Vices of the Mind Hobbes vs Rousseau: are we inherently evil?

will be fixed in next build

... and reread the "Self-care basics" post from this thread, please

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rthost.win/kmeleon/KM76.4.6-Goanna-20220924.7z Changelog: Out-of-tree changes: * update Goanna3 to git d7ee65a30f..7f6fda62d8: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1205941 - Make TimerFirings logging output post-processible with fix_linux_stack.py. r=glandium. (042e3968a2) - Bug 1203427 (part 6) - Add link to MDN docs about TimerFirings logging. r=me. (19967a22e7) - missing bit of Bug 1178890 (b421ab56a1) - Bug 1207497 - Part 1: Remove use of expression closure from toolkit/, exept tests. r=Gijs (4cf4abbf3d) - Bug 1207497 - Part 2: Remove use of expression closure from tests in toolkit/. r=Gijs (6c4517c20e) - Bug 1207497 - Part 3: Fix wrong replacement in debug print in toolkit/mozapps/downloads/tests/unit/test_lowMinutes.js. r=me DONTBUILD (5311950d45) - bug 1171649 - Implement arm/iOS support in JS JITs. r=jandem (0eb06f1d3d) - Bug 1205708: Check if validation failed before reporting helper thread failure in Odin; r=luke (0bd8b70919) - missing bit of Bug 1112627: Remove redundant inline specifier in SIMD (76cea80b8c) - Bug 1189059: Replace setObjectMetadataCallback with enableObjectMetadataCallback, fix callers. r=fitzgen (053ae86af2) - Bug 1125412 - Draw a graph of memory usage, r=terrence (4ac21380a4) - Bug 1147985 - Avoid blank space when heap size graph is unavailable, r=terrence (9b48d4d435) - Bug 1170372 - Skip js1_5/Regress/regress-312588.js on SM(cgc) builds due to timeouts. (5298485837) - Bug 1160149 - Skip basic/testManyVars.js on SM(cgc) builds for frequent timeouts. (562cfc2713) - Bug 1198549 - Switch from | to $ as the preferred separator token (due to operator|), r=me\ (cc6fdb0697) - Bug 963738 - Handle Arrays in the analysis, r=terrence (589b285306) - Bug 1209696 - Check the return value of fopen, r=terrence (8c2378f3f9) - Bug 1197941 - Allow getline() to malloc its own buffer to avoid intermittent crashes, r=shu (e37b934fcc) - Bug 1180985 - Implement a JS GDB pretty-printer for JS::GCCellPtr. r=sfink (8848723b3a) - Bug 1180984 - JS GDB pretty-printers: Support Python 3. r=sfink (ae4c76014d) - Bug 1198628 - IonMonkey: ARM: Redefine FloatRegisters::Code and use it in the right way. r=nbp (d0d608b1cc) - Bug 1198145 - guard calls to getInst(). r=me (bb8c4e2e4b) (24dc63cddd) - d3d9: further lowered MaxTexture limit to 1024 to give chance for Radeon 9550 and GMA 965 to use hardware acceleration (db3284c954) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1186982 - propagate OOM failures (no test case). r=h4writer (ddb0e5e6c6) - Bug 1205621 - arm64: Handle OOMs in a safer manner. r=lth (82d08e6935) - Bug 984018 - Fixed build on Arm64. r=nbp (7b7614f965) - Bug 1191531 - Fill in AtomicOperations-arm64.h. r=lth (38d0d330a7) - Bug 1202367 - reinitialize expected value inside CAS loop. r=sstangl (e219a3b6d2) - missing of 1084248 (ad8109cb8e) - Bug 1183842 - Use InvertCondition to expand the range of conditional branches. r=h4writer (fa790d9ae2) - Bug 1203287 - Fix build errors in ARM64 JIT. r=hv1989 (da2b2ea212) - Bug 1189117 - IonMonkey: treat ObjectState instructions as effect free for the purposes of AliasAnalysis. r=nbp (5b9b17a27f) - Bug 1209132 - Check for SSE3 in MacroAssemblerX86::convertUInt64ToDouble. r=sstangl (87879864ba) - Bug 1209132 - Part 2: Fix SSE assertion in Assembler::vhaddpd. r=jandem (a632975d60) - Bug 1205639 - MacroAssembler*::toggledCall: Prevent assertions in oom cases. r=jandem (b76696545a) - Bug 1209026 - Use infallible new for some Label allocations. r=jonco (a61994c680) - code style (dfef676fca) - fix patch order (dfcb632d8a) - code style (aecddaebbd) - Bug 1208259 - Disable ARM64 Ion, fail testPreserveJitCode. r=jandem (3c2fc9721c) - missing bits of Bug 1143679 - Make TryNoteIterIon behave more like Baseline/interpreter iterators. r=shu (dcf33819df) - adapted Bug 1199952 - Mark formal arguments when we have a LazyLink frame. r=nbp (96a741b93d) - Bug 1132265 - Handle dummy frames when initializing ProfilingFrameIterator. r=shu (f669bbd8cf) - Bug 1205937. r=jandem, with various input from efaust as well (bc9f3802c9) - pointer style (b9049bdc6b) - Bug 1199898 - Tolerate constants appearing before interrupt checks during instruction reordering, r=sunfish. (2bb41a7194) - Bug 1151267 - app update telemetry for UPDATE_CANNOT_APPLY_* is reversed. r=spohl (abd7f60f0e) - adapted of Bug 1204675: IonMonkey - Replace input with constant in a tableswitch, r=jandem (ac5139dd1a) - missing bit of 994016 (a3f5666f4b) - Bug 1177318 - Add Ion support for JSOP_TOSTRING, to make template strings faster. r=jandem. (9cad760048) - Bug 1204675: IonMonkey - Don't specialize using baseline stubs for strict equality, r=jandem (a5a6578e51) - Bug 1207572 - Make sure idempotent caches are invalidated when getting the non-int32 length of an array, r=jandem. (c7b5635add) - Bug 1201850 - Don't elide stack check when getelem/setelem caches are used. r=bhackett (e0749ae114) - Bug 1199217 - Implement JS::ubi::Node::size for js::jit::JitCode referents; r=sfink (81b65699a9) - Pointer style (b25713d3c9) - Bug 984018 - Added signatures in simulators (arm, arm64 and mips). r=nbp (3f45986cc5) - pointer style (740b82bff6) - Bug 1141032: Fix a string comparison when checking for env overriding JIT defaults; r=h4writer (e9e548e262) - pointer style and reshuffle (ad693dcf06) - Bug 1207413: Check callers of TypeSets::unionSets for OOM; r=h4writer (080b5fcb47) - Bug 1201469: IonMonkey: Don't specialize to float32 when binary arith instruction is a vm call, r=bbouvier (aff7dc5cd9) - No Bug - Followup fix for build failure on a CLOSED TREE; r=bustage, a=RyanVM (8808df4ba7) - pointer style (ae467507c5) - Bug 1054047 - Determine the correct range from MArgumentLength. r=sunfish (ec9387d5b7) - Bug 1205842: Don't add range asserts to recovered on bailouts instructions; r=nbp (7778cc2946) - pointer style (da3efc548f) - Bug 1140336: Remove init() method in VMFunction (and dubious assert); r=h4writer (7f25460883) - bug 1174701 - Don't use NEON assembly for ARM iOS in gfx/ycbcr. r=jrmuizel (7db573d30a) - add back some SPS stuff (d55e260359) - Bug 1164480 - Make sure MacIOSurfaceLib is initialized before we use it. r=jya (2f1ce4a035) - Bug 1158321. Normalize OS X vsync timestamp if CVDisplayLinkCallback executes early. r=mstange (9f51c2e6eb) - Bug 1171156. Add logging to OS X vsync timestamps. r=mstange (4c0e097a97) - Bug 1171156. More logging to test vsync timestamps. r=me (70f6679115) - Bug 1171156. Normalize vsync timestamps when given bad values on OS X. r=mstange (4fac136d2e) - Bug 1139824 - Track construction/destruction of the font table wrappers attached to hb_blob objects, to enable leak detection. r=jdaggett (9801625a4a) - adapt code to TFF (ca938d4d5f) - Bug 1195188 - add fontlist init problem telemetry for DirectWrite. r=m_kato (b54014a179) - Bug 1190590 - Fix MinGW cross-compile for --enable-bundled-fonts. r=jfkthame (134a7f0fa5) - Bug 1168527 - Add support to gfxContext for clip exporting. r=jrmuizel (3114271491) (5c4f111a47) - update NSS builtin certstore to Sep 2022 version from mozilla upstream. (d812eaca76) - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - 102ESR: rev EV roots, TLS roots, TLDs, tzdata, HSTS, pins (c47bef11f) (f5491c9bdb) - sync external protocol handlers pref with UXP (e0de03b045) - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - #651: M1497246 M1776658 M1773717 (bc6daa0ae) (22f768afa7) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1152509. Use Mask with alpha to avoid allocating a surface. r=bas (ddab7594e3) - Bug 1155881 follow-up: Make gfxAndroidPlatform::SupportsApzTouchInput const (a31194495e) - Bug 1193481 - Prefer "Firefox Emoji" font for emoji characters in GetCommonFallbackFonts on B2G. r=jdaggett (e94e0eb718) - Bug 1139253. Reuse the same thread for the software vsync thread. r=kats (fe7f6849bf) - Bug 1147390. Enable / disable vsync on the vsync thread only. r=kats (fd485f8ec4) - Bug 1146691 - Create tests to check that the RefreshDriverVsyncObservers get vsync notifications. r=kats (7a8527b378) - Bug 1197201. Delete hardware vsync and vsync compositor prefs. r=kats (e8f0ef3258) - Bug 1175530 - Log using gfxDebugOnce when enabling vsync compositor. r=mchang (81a48aebae) - Bug 1196308 - Delete Software Compositor Scheduler. r=sotaro (d0e9620ddb) - Don't run the compositor:created notification from within unsafer callers. (bug 1201684, r=mattwoodrow) (83d585749a) - Bug 1160216 - Add a preference to force software vsync and set software vsync rate. r=kats (850d3ce7ab) - Bug 1132966 - use relaxed Atomic integers for tracking graphics surface memory usage; r=njn (aca764781f) - bug 1180012 remove unused GetPrefFonts() r=jdaggett (80a5a99f7f) - Bug 1139726 - Assert gfxPlatform::Init is called on the main thread. r=kats (dd1ad58304) - Bug 1208945 - Rename Color::{To,From}ARGB() so they aren't easily confused with {To,From}ABGR(). r=Bas. (8e83d44741) - Bug 1199885 - Part 1: Add MouseInput InputData. r=kats (67764c13a6) (0484be0c56) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1199885 - Part 2: Add AsyncDragMetrics. r=kats (220a4f445e) - Bug 1149482 - Localize the 'none' string for APZ in about:support. r=dvander (3e0128f62e) - Bug 1199885 - Part 3: Add 'apz.drag.enabled' preference for async scrollbars. r=kats (5133061d3f) - Bug 1199885 - Part 4: Let the hit testing tree know about the scroll thumb. r=kats (26a9a69443) - Bug 1199885 - Part 5: Make mRootLayerTreeID const to prove that there's no data races. r=kats (88e2eb80f1) - Bug 1199885 - Part 8: Add FindScrollNode to locate the scrollbar thumb. r=kats (a545ec9569) - Bug 1199885 - Part 9: Let APZC handle the drag events. r=kats (4cc0f88153) - Bug 1199885 - Part 9.5: Make the mouse events APZC aware. r=kats (69bd4caf94) - Bug 1199885 - Part 10: Add APZTeeManager API to start an async scroll. r=kats (e212ee2750) - Bug 1199885 - Part 12: Add StartScrollbarDrag IPC message. r=kats (705af3b233) - Bug 1199885 - Part 13: Let nsSliderFrame trigger async scrolling via StartScrollbarDrag. r=kats (d31b5a790d) - put in gstreamer as of 2015-10-05 Bug 1146482 (7cca45858c) - pointer style (f8041af438) - Bug 1197097 - Don't use a context-wide cycle-detection mechanism for detecting cycles during JSON.stringify. This prevents nested (yet separate) JSON.stringify, and it causes that algorithm to be affected by specification-unrelated operations like toSource. r=jonco (09652471c1) - align to ugly grammaer of 1114782 (c760693693) - remove space (7158a0c2bf) - align to FF/TFF (27138a55bb) - Bug 1205887 - Verify that MOZILLA_VERSION was set correctly, r=glandium (2269e8f31b) - Bug 1205012 - Allow rust source code in SpiderMonkey; r=mshal (9ebca9ed28) - Bug 1197281 - Use MOZ_FIND_WINSDK_VERSION for MOZ_WINSDK_MAXVER on mingw. r=glandium (2910b2160e) - Bug 1207893 - Refactor how build backend execution is summarized. r=gps (56d8fecbc2) - Bug 1207893 - Allow to create multiple build backends at once. r=gps (d8cba87d2b) - Bug 1207897 - Add a configure option to build multiple build backends. r=gps (f9c7851d02) - Bug 1188555 - part 1 - remove write-only configure.in variable NO_LD_ARCHIVE_FLAGS; r=mshal (461958b100) - Bug 1188555 - part 2 - remove write-only configure.in variables MKSHLIB_{UN,}FORCE_ALL; r=mshal (1813210dda) - Bug 1207882 - Ensure chrome manifests are created in a directory that exists when processing jar manifests. r=gps (59165a64cb) - Bug 1204712 - Handle wildcards properly for localized content in jar manifests. r=gps (54dfb632c7) - Bug 1188551: treat assertion failures as bad mozconfig; r=mshal (e307769de7) - Bug 1181040 - Set ${var}_IS_SET variables for mk_add_options-defined variables. r=gps (19f169556b) - Bug 1193015 - Require MOZ_GLX_USE_SURFACE_SHARING to enable WebGL surface sharing on GLX. r=jgilbert (9aa4fa8f41) - Bug 1211324 (part 1) - Remove BILINEAR and GAUSSIAN filter constants. (3d9290ef02) - Bug 1211324 (part 2) - Make gfx::FILTER::GOOD convert to GraphicsFilter::FILTER_GOOD. r=mattwoodrow. (16e7607c70) - Bug 1208365 (part 1) - Remove unused EXTEND_PAD_EDGE. r=Bas. (10920e2bb6) - Bug 1208365 (part 2) - Remove gfxPattern::Extend(). r=bas. (3703b9748a) - Bug 1208365 (part 3) - Change gfxPattern::mExtend from a GraphicsExtend to a gfx::ExtendMode. r=bas. (b105d06e91) - Bug 1208365 (part 4) - Remove gfxPattern::GraphicsExtend. r=bas. (7a16d48995) - Bug 1211324 (part 3) - Remove GraphicsFilter::FILTER_FAST and replace it with FILTER_BEST. r=mattwoodrow. (b5101e049f) - Bug 1211324 (part 4) - Replace GraphicsFilter constants with gfx::Filter equivalents. r=mattwoodrow. (c19b6b030e) - Bug 1190117 - Track mLastProducerID and mLastFrameID explicitly in ImageLayerProperties. r=roc (ed9a5c777f) - Bug 1211324 (part 5) - Remove GraphicsFilter and gfxGraphicsFilter. r=mattwoodrow. (0bd4ce7160) - Bug 1194954 - Fix -Wunreachable-code warnings in gfx/layers and gfx/thebes. r=BenWa (1a3d68c490) - Bug 1180509 - Fix judder of icons in Australis doorhanger menu at the end of its scale-in animation. r=roc (9b4df470fa) - Bug 1206915 - Make paint dumping to a file e10s-friendly. r=mattwoodrow (87d2e12c2b) - Bug 1206915 - Handle nested PaintFrame() calls correctly during paint dumping. r=mattwoodrow,BenWa (d30f77fbdd) - Fix max texture size handling in displayport clamping. (bug 1135907 follow-up, r=kats) (a791894332) - Fix bogus assertion in nsLayoutUtils::SetDisplayPortMargins. (bug 1156409, r=botond, a=philor) (b635b21c34) - Bug 1169879 - Use only the critical displayport when computing image visibility. r=tn (9ec91c9527) - Bug 1169881 - Recompute image visibility when display port margins change. r=tn (35a5bd3a51) - Bug 1197765 - Compare text content inside frame instead of the content node for ruby autohiding. r=dbaron (00cf5b7674) - Bug 1173580 - Record content descriptions in APZ test data. r=kats (7a72d1ac0a) - Bug 1178971 - Changed line snapping behaviour depending on even/odd-ness of stroke width. r=mstange (495b32dc23) - Bug 1208953: [mp3] Don't parse data we've already parsed. r=cpearce (72eed4309f) - Bug 1137151: Marked destructor of |android::MediaCodecReader| as protected, r=sotaro (0632b34bc5) - Bug 1205351 - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in dom/media/ with iterators r=cpearce (45976c24c0) - Bug 1133624 - Add lang-specific ruby rules to ua.css. r=dbaron (46788cc220) - Bug 1133624 - followup add fuzzy maxdiff on CLOSED TREE (1b6b62aded) - Bug 1180443 - Consider whitespace collapse when calculating intrinsic isize of ruby. r=dbaron (3862184acd) - Bug 1153764 - Avoid explicitly doing break before when there is ruby span. r=roc (71b4ec7749) - add gstreamer parts (7e562556be) - some preferences aligned to FF (b26d0b389c) - Bug 1166301 - If APZ is enabled, clip fixed background images at the layer level rather than the display item level. r=mattwoodrow (5644e22090) - Bug 1144990 - Dump display items with class id and name, r=roc (aa2e227e35) - Bug 1205087 - Remove LayerManager parameter for ShouldFixToViewport. r=roc (00a1f2e36f) - Bug 1205087 - Make nsSVGIntegrationUtils paint frame continuations manually since combining them meant that our reference frame wasn't an ancestor of all painted frames. r=roc (e40f6b7b81) - Bug 1195400 - Check ancestor geometry roots when determining scrollability of a layer. r=mattwoodrow (4699b7e935) - Bug 1205087 - Cache the AnimatedGeometryRoot on DisplayItem. r=roc (06bba311c3) - Back out the bits of bug 1205087 that cache the AnimatedGeometryRoot on DisplayItem. r=backout (254057a6b6) - Bug 1203190 - Don't intersect with the visible rect for fixed background images. r=mattwoodrow (1c5a432459) - Bug 1208438 - Don't allow layers with scrolling clips to occlusion-cull layers behind them. r=mattwoodrow (c3d77a9846) - Bug 1205630 - Translate a fixed background display item's clip rect correctly when setting it on the layer. r=mstange (49039f0e2d) - Bug 1205630 - Reftest. r=mstange (a8db59eaee) - Bug 1105832 - Also dump inactive layer managers when display list dumping is enabled. r=mattwoodrow (564fe5fcbc) - Bug 1208661 - Move Dump() up from ContentClient to CompositableClient. r=BenWa (37915312b3) (e1776c67f8) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1208661 - Make ContentClient dumping play nicely with HTML dumping. r=BenWa (18b2c4a11b) - Bug 1204895 - Add fence handling to AutoRemoveTexture on gonk r=nical (d1f21e0210) - Bug 1208661 - Support dumping client-side layer textures without compression. r=BenWa (22ee0a45b5) - Bug 1206915 - Avoid reordering of different parts of paint dump output. r=mattwoodrow (0c7d46bca1) - Bug 1208661 - Do not assume that PaintRoot()'s contributions to the HTML paint dump will all be inside a <script> tag. r=BenWa (5917d13001) - Bug 1203992 - Distinguish between SingleTiledContentClient and MultiTiledContentClient in the layer tree dump. r=nical (70955c53cc) - Bug 1207590 - Don't use SingleTiledContentClient for layers that are larger than the maximum texture size. r=mattwoodrow (dd2a094297) - Bug 1201541 - Use SingleTiledContentClient for non-scrollable layers on Android r=mattwoodrow (6010b5080d) - missing of Bug 1161662 - Exclude post scale from layer.GetTransform(). r=roc (a3c92f89ae) - Bug 1172537 - Make the warning: "Tiled PaintedLayer with no scrollable container ancestor" occur only on actual b2g phones. r=nical (d604c9e9da) - Bug 1204597 - Use Move constructor for opaque region in FrameLayerBuilder instead of copying. r=jrmuizel (26bf99c0fb) - Bug 1201541 - Add a pref for disabling single tile layers r=mattwoodrow (e3170f8f4c) - Bug 1172719 - Fix SharedSurface fence handling on gonk r=jgilbert,nical (9fdf5fef4f) - Support all blend modes in the basic compositor. (bug 1203829 part 1, r=mattwoodrow) (ac9eeca118) - Compile shaders with newer fxc. (bug 1203829 part 2, r=mattwoodrow) (3fd4acc1ec) - Refactor shader initialization in CompositorD3D11. (bug 1203829 part 3, r=mattwoodrow) (a5e79828ad) - Handle screen and multiply blend modes in the D3D11 compositor. (bug 1203829 part 4, r=mattwoodrow) (b20c4af7fc) - Bug 1173107: Add hexa() around various hr logging. r=jrmuizel a=KWierso (76d6d27ff9) - Get the sync texture's sync handle during compositor initialization, where it can be made to fail gracefully. (bug 1207665 part 3, r=bas) (98d15069a0) - Log initialization failures in CompositorD3D11.cpp. (bug 1211109 part 1, r=mattwoodrow) (211725e4ce) - Don't use Direct2D if CompositorD3D11::Initialize fails. (bug 1208638, r=jrmuizel) (17a119bc1a) - Bug 1143653 - Typo fix in a variable name. r=me (469e89d0b6) - Remove the static compositor backend variable. (bug 1211109 part 2, r=mattwoodrow) (3b7dcb9a7c) - Allow top-level window changes to the remembered compositor type. (bug 1211109 part 3, r=mattwoodrow) (9309cdfd0f) - Remove ISurfaceAllocator::GetCompositorBackend. (bug 1211109 part 4, r=mattwoodrow) (2928f757c8) - Bug 1143653 - Backout part of the initial patch because of crashes. (33637851d4) - missing bit of 687388 (19770529ef) - Bug 1208071 - Ensure that only valid texture actors are added to ImageBridge tarnsactions. r=sotaro (23bef4f601) - Bug 1197534 - Send RecycleTexture messages from the ImageBridge thread. r=sotaro (7249beb404) (7f6fda62d8) * Notice: the changelog above may not always applicable to XULRunner code which K-Meleon uses. A goanna3 source tree that has kmeleon adaption patch applied is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27/tree/kmeleon76

New build of post-deprecated Serpent/moebius for XP! * Notice: This repo will not be built on regular schedule, and changes are experimental as usual. ** Current moebius patch level should be on par with 52.9, but some security patches can not be applied/ported due to source milestone differences between versions. Test binary: Win32 http://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk55-win32-git-20220924-b3feee7d6-xpmod.7z Win64 http://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk55-win64-git-20220924-b3feee7d6-xpmod.7z repo: https://github.com/roytam1/basilisk55 Repo changes: - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - #651: M1767365+backbugs M1757604 M1771774 M1776658 (bc6daa0ae) (95ad3c8ca) - update NSS builtin certstore to Sep 2022 version from mozilla upstream. (359046ad5) - partly import changes from tenfourfox: - 102ESR: rev EV roots, TLS roots, TLDs, tzdata, HSTS, pins (c47bef11f) (c0bfcc9af) - d3d9: further lowered MaxTexture limit to 1024 to give chance for Radeon 9550 and GMA 965 to use hardware acceleration (b8ca5a1b4) - backout bug1757604 part from rev 95ad3c8c as it cause display issues (c9eb91650) - import from UXP: [DOM security] Be more explicit about CSP checks and reports. (95120acb) (d8979aa9f) - import from UXP: [network] Reject cookies with no name and a __Secure- or __Host- prefix (91b51a65) (15dad8176) - import from UXP: Issue #1992 - Part 1: Un-prefix -moz-{min|max}-content keywords. (fa8bc1e8) (9e7a520bf) - ported from UXP: Issue #1992 - Part 2: Regenerate devtools CSS database. (5abfd892) (b8a755599) - ported from UXP: Issue #1977 - Follow-up: Correct pref check to be selective on wave formats only. (d2276a48) (b3feee7d6)

New build of BOC/UXP for XP! Test binary: MailNews Win32 https://o.rthost.win/boc-uxp/mailnews.win32-20220924-485bba73-uxp-f84bc6d60-xpmod.7z BNavigator Win32 https://o.rthost.win/boc-uxp/bnavigator.win32-20220924-485bba73-uxp-f84bc6d60-xpmod.7z source repo (excluding UXP): https://github.com/roytam1/boc-uxp/tree/custom * Notice: the profile prefix (i.e. parent folder names) are also changed since 2020-08-15 build, you may rename their names before using new binaries when updating from builds before 2020-08-15. -- New build of HBL-UXP for XP! Test binary: IceDove-UXP(mail) https://o.rthost.win/hbl-uxp/icedove.win32-20220924-id-656ea98-uxp-f84bc6d60-xpmod.7z IceApe-UXP(suite) https://o.rthost.win/hbl-uxp/iceape.win32-20220924-id-656ea98-ia-93af9a0-uxp-f84bc6d60-xpmod.7z source repo (excluding UXP): https://github.com/roytam1/icedove-uxp/tree/winbuild https://github.com/roytam1/iceape-uxp/tree/winbuild for UXP changes please see above.

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Karen Strier – Lessons from the world’s most peaceful primate Posted on September 12, 2022 by Frontiers Science Communications in Featured News, Frontiers Announcements // 0 Comments Author: Natasha Inskip Dr Karen Strier is Vilas Research Professor and Irven DeVore Professor of Anthropology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. With a Ph.D. in Anthropology from Harvard University, her current research is based in the Atlantic Forest of south-eastern Brazil, studying one of the world’s most endangered primates, the Northern muriqui. In June 2023, she will be celebrating 40 years of this continuous field study on the same population of this species. She is an international authority on the endangered northern muriqui monkey and her pioneering, long-term field research has been critical to conservation efforts on behalf of this species and has been influential in broadening comparative perspectives on primate behavioral and ecological diversity. Dr Strier served as the President of the International Primatological Society from 2016 to 2022. In 2005, she was elected to the National Academy of Science, USA and in 2010 she was awarded the Distinguished Primatologist award from the American Society of Primatology, to name just a small number of her many accolades. She is currently serving as an Associate Editor for Frontiers in Conservation Science, within the specialty section Animal Conservation. What is the focus of your current research and how did your career evolve? I started out in the 1980s trying to answer questions about the evolution of social behavior in my doctoral dissertation. Muriquis are critically endangered and so every discovery was important for their conservation, well-being, and ultimate survival. My research evolved from its original goal of testing specific hypotheses about social behavior and ecology, and I decided that I wanted to continue this project because, as is true with every interesting scientific study, the more you learn, the more you don’t know. I also loved Brazil, I loved the people, and I loved the animals. Photo credit: Carla B. Possamai / Projeto Muriqui de Caratinga One of the most interesting discoveries I made during that first year about Muriquis is that they live in peaceful societies where males and females have egalitarian social relationships. They are the same body size, and they have the same sized canines, unlike most mammals, where males are bigger and dominant over females or can threaten females. In muriqui society, the females are completely integrated with and equal to the males. Their peaceful society shows no evidence of agonistic dominance or hierarchies that you see in baboons and chimpanzees. The muriquis have a very different system. They didn’t fit any of the existing models, and maybe the models were applicable to particular cases but societies such as muriquis had not been considered. This led to the idea that there was no such thing as a typical primate, which subsequently was reflected in one of my most important publications ‘The Myth of the Typical Primate’. I also recognized the importance of getting more and more Brazilians involved in this kind of research. That is why from the very start a big part of my project has been aimed at capacity building. Every year, I provide support and training to up to 4 Brazilian students, so over the years the Project has trained about 90 students at the field site. About two thirds of them have gone on to continue with research and some of them now have their own studies of muriqui populations in other forests and we continue to collaborate. This process has been very satisfying and very rewarding. ... Right now, we are still collecting a lot of basic data. Over the past 40 years the population has exploded, going from 50 to 356 at its peak size, and then we had a series of stressful years, with drought and yellow fever, that corresponded with its decline. The population is now at about 225 individuals. Although smaller than it was at its peak size, this is still about 5 times bigger than it was when I first started. “We have learned a huge amount about muriquis population dynamics, individual life histories and how they adapt to changing environmental and demographic conditions. We are collaborating to make informed decisions about how to take care of these monkeys and how to protect them and increase their populations.” ... Here: https://blog.frontiersin.org/2022/09/12/karen-strier-lessons-from-the-worlds-most-peaceful-primate/ Northern Muriqui (Brachyteles hypoxanthus) | Flickr Northern Muriqui (Brachyteles hypoxanthus) taking a nap | Flickr

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(r=sfink, r=nbp, r=shu) (4b290fffac) - Bug 977338 - Remove AtomicOperations-inl.h, r=lth (0015c7a398) - Bug 1202713 - Fix the CSS viewport dimensions for desktop mode. r=snorp (763a55b6aa) - Bug 1024343: The document should not stop animations when it is being swapped. r=smaug (ba2d43f308) - Bug 1200093 - Don't rely on finding the widget for a document in order to get the css-to-ld scale. r=botond (bf359f6c76) - Bug 1205511 - Use nsPresContext::DevToCSSPixelScale() where appropriate. r=kats (631a8fe6ae) - Bug 1204994 - part 0 - separate debugging use counters check from value check; r=bz (d8771157eb) - Bug 1204994 - part 2 - rename all USE_COUNTER_* histograms to USE_COUNTER2_* histograms; r=bz,vladan (8a86ee4560) - Bug 1202895 - Fix shift-reload check for setting up service worker. r=bkelly (61309332e6) - let-var (315a834c4d) - Bug 1193469 - Make mozSettings more defensive. r=gwagner (9c4aeb2721) - Bug 1187419 - Make sure SettingsRequestManager is only loaded in parent. r=gwagner (98bfca7a44) - Bug 1156231 - enable data registration recovery. r=hsinyi (f886c81ce3) - Bug 1159591 - Part 1: Add MMI tests for call barring, call waiting, clip, clir, pin2, puk2 and ussd. r=aknow (96ba4e4a89) - Bug 1149433 - Set hangUpLocal in rejectCall. r=hsinyi (43aec5ea64) - Bug 1147842 - Fix defect of setting call started time. r=hsinyi (dbf6a5516a) - Bug 1145079 - Fix defect for calling isEmergencyOnly. r=hsinyi (8ba883d37e) (06d185e815) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1152454 - Made liveregions responsive to name/value change events. r=yzen (056df463ef) - Bug 1166321 - [AccessFu] adding support for role='switch'. r=eeejay (540831bb6a) - Bug 1179284 - using explicit label for accessible with role 'status' instead of subtree. r=eeejay (919f0b93e7) - Bug 1163374 - Basic MathML Accessibility support in AccessFu. r=yzen (cddbfee120) - Bug 1199884 - Keep match roles empty in BaseTraversalRules that don't provide roles. r=yzen (b80ff3c892) - Bug 1200836 - Land on first atomic object in container traversal. r=yzen (0243a695af) - Bug 1206491 - Fix a JavaScript error in about:cache page. r=mayhemmer (5eaa374c84) - Bug 1142174 - Normalize omni.ja! paths when diffing about:memory reports. r=njn (bf046c4958) - let-var (5e9cf0b098) - Bug 1205364 part 1. Make createAttribute in an HTML document lowercase the passed-in attribute name. r=smaug (0b8a9f0f60) - Bug 647621 - Implement document.charset and update document.inputEncoding to the latest spec. r=bz (e31fd9f567) - Bug 647621 - Remove document.charset from historical.html because it was eventually added to the spec. r=Ms2ger (506ecf3238) - Bug 1201798 part 1 - Move PropagateScrollToViewport() from nsCSSFrameConstructor to nsPresContext as a public method. r=roc (5d33acfa26) - Bug 1201798 part 2 - Update viewport scrollbar override for fullscreen and remove the leagcy css rule. r=roc (852d3d181f) - Bug 1201798 part 3 - Add test for viewport scrollbar on fullscreen. r=roc (88ad5560ae) - Bug 1048622 - Fix 'assignment to undefined variable' warnings in nsBrowserContentHandler.js. r=gavin (55edf093ce) - Bug 1205328: undef min/max at the top of irregexp/RegExpAST.h if they're already defined; r=ehsan (2a5daa48a9) - Bug 773687 - Fix assertion pattern in RegExp with sticky flag. r=till (0f1643690b) - Bug 1084248 - add a cast<> method, remove the casting constructor as requested. r=waldo (3fb0619085) - cleanup (705296cc44) - Bug 1143512 - Remove unused declaration of regexp_flags. r=jandem (79f538a4c8) - bit of 1198193 and pointer styles (6bec08ca9e) - Bug 1146580 - Make FinalizationWitnessService listen for xpcom shutdown. r=bholley (6a4093bf23) - Bug 1199578 - include SharedTypedArray in a type test. r=waldo (94b943eb91) - Bug 1203791 - Fix LazyLink issue with Debugger::onIonCompilation. r=h4writer (3d5c4ee130) - pointer style (f24eb566fd) - Bug 1204726 - Make sure that the MacroAssembler is no longer rooted when onIonCompilation is called. r=h4writer (f697b11f6d) - Bug 1206418 - Fix origin of animations and scissors for preserves3d. r=roc (1813cc2c21) (cc9fb3b5bf) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1198572 - Add telemetry for how often HSTS would fix mixed content problems r=smaug r=tanvi (1abeb434a4) - Bug 1181683 - Mark ping and beacon as blockable mixed content instead of optionally blockable. r=smaug (ab4b612439) - Bug 1148732 - When checking a document's scheme, check the innermost uri. r=dveditz, smaug (f03eef9b3a) - put back source RegExp (112cbc1797) - Bug 1026520 - CSP: Inline report sending into allows - csp changes (r=dveditz) (f835967ad3) - Bug 1026520 - CSP: Inline report sending into allows - callsite updates (r=dveditz) (39b200f027) - Bug 1026520 - CSP: Inline report sending into allows - test updates (r=dveditz) (6a9dd4d859) - Bug 1201822 - Update web-platform-tests expected data to revision d0571e01e1a2e4b8c5f696af2f81cbc1be9a5842, a=testonly (851485e4f9) - Bug 1026520 - CSP: Inline report sending into allows - web platform test updates (r=deveditz) (0fbb9ce2c7) - Bug 1612470 - Remove Document.hasScriptsBlockedBySandbox and Document.inlineScriptAllowedByCSP. r=bzbarsky (840ec6ebfb) - Bug 1192333 - Use channel->ascynOpen2 in dom/xslt/xslt/txMozillaStyleheetCompiler.cpp (r=sicking) (73989dc9d2) - Bug 1186843 - Don't recreate message manager. r=smaug (d4e2e28136) - Bug 1209361 - Add missing includes to dom/base. r=mccr8 (702a9b0c21) - Bug 1209621 - Add a way to get the TabParent for the content-primary tab, r=mconley (7d8a7e501f) - Bug 1209001 - Fix OOM handling when creating ModuleObject r=terrence (e5b9fc8db3) - Bug 1183289 - Run fewer CGC tests r=sfink (d529983340) - Bug 1204692 - Add arm64-sim variant to the autospider.sh script. r=sstangl (8f46c42105) - Bug 1183289 - Partially revert previous patch so jstests get run with default jitflags only r=me (97d1721e43) - Bug 1210924 - Do not fire read barriers when using ReadBarriered in a boolean context; r=sfink (697885508c) - code style and reshuffle (1b55c0f721) - Bug 1207821 - Change the initialized length of an unboxed array in some places without triggering pre barriers, r=jandem. (92452a2db0) - Bug 1074935 - Add SPS pseudo frames for JSRope flattening; r=jandem (5589064dc1) - Bug 1184423 - Properly report OOM when initializing the RematerizedFrameTable fails; r=shu (60d964e1ca) - Bug 1201575 - Give copied FrameIter::Data the cx of the current frame. (r=jimb) (af5e59d95a) - Bug 1204725 - IonMonkey: Check result when copying frame iter data, r=nbp (7de175e301) - Bug 1184423 - Properly report OOM when adding a rematerialized frame to the current JitActivation fails; r=shu (a00c310833) - Bug 1210391 - Module scopes are currently not cacheable r=jandem (b42adeb292) - pointer style (30f967d1ee) - Bug 1199221 - Implement JS::ubi::Node::size for js::ObjectGroup referents; r=sfink (364cbff290) - Bug 1199219 - Implement JS::ubi::Node::size for js::Shape referents; r=sfink (683d11d589) - Bug 1199220 - Implement JS::ubi::Node::size for js::BaseShape referents; r=sfink (a9e1c02cbc) - Bug 1200482: Make Debugger respect 'enabled' flag when setting allocation tracking hook on debuggee compartments, and check that it does. r=fitzgen (cf203e12e0) - Bug 1177508 - Truncate the stack more aggressively in adoptAsyncStack. r=fitzgen (c335f6dcd5) - Bug 1209989 - Implicitly attach a PRThread to native threads when first used as a PRThread in the PosixNSPR implementation. r=terrence (c9d771fb47) - Bug 1206640: Fix an implicit constructor in PosixNSPR.cpp; r=nbp (178312c0f2) - Bug 1204863 - Ignore frames from self-hosted scripts; r=shu (4b8cd11832) - Bug 1180047: Debugger.prototype.findObjects should not return objects that must not be exposed to JS. r=fitzgen (634f19195b) - Bug 1208908 - Fix a conditional statement in BytecodeRangeWithPosition::updatePosition(); r=ejpbruel (e58c656255) - some profiler and crash import (d5b8b4f798) - Bug 1185532: Turn on the NPAPI process sandbox for Windows 64-bit flash by default. r=bsmedberg (5aa8fa8a6e) - Bug 1194488: Whitelist specific plugins for async init; r=jimm (7c78723689) - Bug 1200698: Rename async plugin init pref; r=bsmedberg (df37e5833e) - Bug 1184068: Ensure that mShutdown is not incorrectly set from true to false if plugin crashes during CallNP_Shutdown; r=jimm Bug 1202024: Initialize plugin details and quirks in parent on first run for async init. r=aklotz (934d877d8c) - missing bit of Bug 1119878 Part 2 (3a0dd8afc1) - Bug 1209351 (part 6) - Optimize nsTHashTable::RemoveEntry() usage in toolkit/. r=froydnj. (810fbbab89) - Bug 1209351 (part 1) - Add an overloading of nsTHashTable::RemoveEntry() that takes an already-found entry. r=froydnj. (45d6181461) - Bug 1209351 (part 2) - Optimize nsTHashTable::RemoveEntry() usage in dom/. r=bz. (bdb19ed49f) - Bug 1209351 (part 3) - Optimize nsTHashTable::RemoveEntry() usage in gfx/. r=jrmuizel. (dc29a2b97f) - Bug 1209351 (part 4) - Optimize nsTHashTable::RemoveEntry() usage in netwerk/. r=michal.novotny. (3be1f09b5c) - Bug 1209351 (part 5) - Optimize nsTHashTable::RemoveEntry() usage in security/. r=keeler. (47999463fe) (5d360f5c45)

New build of Serpent/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win32-git-20220910-3219d2d-uxp-92cf68733-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win64-git-20220910-3219d2d-uxp-92cf68733-xpmod.7z source code that is comparable to my current working tree is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commits/custom IA32 Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win32-git-20220910-3219d2d-uxp-92cf68733-xpmod-ia32.7z source code that is comparable to my current working tree is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commits/ia32 NM28XP build: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win32-git-20220910-d849524bd-uxp-92cf68733-xpmod.7z Win32 SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win32-git-20220910-d849524bd-uxp-92cf68733-xpmod-sse.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win64-git-20220910-d849524bd-uxp-92cf68733-xpmod.7z Official UXP changes picked since my last build: - Issue #1999 - Switch to the unorm2 API for String.normalize() (66424272f) - Issue #80 - reinstated unified building for some large chunks of our code. (5dfded811) - Issue #2000 - Stop using deprecated ext/hash_map. This has been long deprecated in favor of std::unsorted_map. Since all platforms are using modern compilers now it should not be a problem to switch over to std::unsorted_map in the single place hash_map is used. This allows us to build on platforms which have removed hash_map such as FreeBSD. (dda19de1b) - No issue - Fix OutputVariable visibility issue, when building with clang. (8cc2925a2) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Follow-up: Put js/src (including vm), jit, and wasm back into unified sources." (7bb8046c1) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 20: Split vtune sources out of js/src/moz.build" (23a10c68f) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 19: Split ctypes sources out of js/src/moz.build" (b03603e73) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 18: Move and separate top level sources from vm sources in js/src/moz.build" (0e7a3f214) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 17: Put remaining source files which have debug code ifdef'd behind MOZ_DEBUG" (d83377b8c) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 16: Split WASM sources out of js/src/moz.build" (7a45d4dcf) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 15: Split threading sources out of js/src/moz.build" (14da6dc66) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 14: Split proxy sources out of js/src/moz.build" (29fc6d519) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 13: Split perf sources out of js/src/moz.build" (b15c6109e) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 12: Split jit sources out of js/src/moz.build" (f4c5ef005) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 11: Split irregexp sources out of js/src/moz.build" (86b12c766) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 10: Split gc sources out of js/src/moz.build" (8da86488e) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 9: Move DIRS down in js/src/moz.build" (28392d5dc) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 8: Fix up include for selfhosted.out.h" (5f23cd301) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 7: Split frontend sources out of js/src/moz.build" (cd3c43e61) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 6: Split ds sources out of js/src/moz.build" (62b5ce90a) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 5: Split devtools sources out of js/src/moz.build" (1c6fb7fca) - Revert "Issue #1676 - Part 4: Split builtin sources out of js/src/moz.build" (c86c612bb) - Issue #80 - Re-unify building of /js/src (4bdd6dd93) - Issue #1720 - Follow-up: Explicitly include X11UndefineNone.h in HTMLOptGroupElement.cpp to fix unified building on X11 (142f08ce1) - Issue #80 - Re-unify most of DOM (60e4e3344) - Issue #80 - Re-unify most of the layout engine (b27475f6a) - Issue #1995 - Fix build bustage in GCC 12 (b93c4ada8) - No Issue - prevent build issue in MSVC due to libaom SIMD inlining. (42b9149fb) - Issue #80 - Re-unify most of gfx (f801bd184) No official Pale-Moon changes picked since my last build. No official Basilisk changes picked since my last build. Update Notice: - You may delete file named icudt58l.dat inside program folder when updating from old releases. * Notice: From now on, UXP rev will point to `custom` branch of my UXP repo instead of MCP UXP repo, while "official UXP changes" shows only `tracking` branch changes.