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Nah, I don't need any doctors, I'm getting better over time. Today I feel better than how I feel on November 5. Well, I wear masks outside for safety.

AM2+. My only occasional issue is running out of RAM, so haven't really considered actually replacing anything else, it just crossed my mind if the whole thing was newer, I could find some RAM in a local shop. Just few months back, I found DDR2 RAM someplace else, but can't find it again. Seein' how my RAM shopping's been going, I'll probably leave everything as it is in the end until some critical component dies...

Honestly, it's good that you asked. I've been sick for 4 days, from November 5 to Today.

Haha, good this one, about lighting... at least you are open enough to visit the churches... this is our heritage, our centers of western and christian culture.

@XPerceniol, @AstroSkipper (Probably) don't need to worry too much. October 25: http://forum.ru-board.com/topic.cgi?forum=2&topic=5894&start=1060#21 That's his dedicated Mypal testing thread over there, zzz528 == @feodor2. October 14: https://github.com/Feodor2/Mypal68/issues/3#issuecomment-1279302448 On Github, if there's no other activity by him, look around in the issues (sort by Recently updated).

Some thing I have been work on in my very little free time. You know "Browservice" project right? He made a software that pushes endless stream of JPEG images to the browser that contain a website rendered by Chromium engine. Complete with fake address bar and front end JavaScript to capture keyboard and mouse. The idea sounds so ridiculous, so crazy, but it actually works on almost every OS and almost every old browser. Problem of "Browservice" is it doesn't feel convincing. IE constantly downloading images and status bar goes crazy (it appears that the memory leak exists). Also very slow when website has a animating. I did something similar but using RDP. Only for IE5 and IE6. Should work Win98/ME/2000/XP<SP3. I develop in XPSP2 IE6 and WinME IE 5.5 for now. Since it's ActiveX control, I am inside of IEXPLORE.EXE and have full control (that's how drive-by downloads installed spyware and virus back in the days). I use the power to intercept the menu, toolbar, address bar, status bar, etc. IE becomes only a bit of GUI under my control. All commands are redirected to remote server running Chromium engine there. RDP has the feature "Virtual Channel" to send messages (WTSVirtualChannelOpen etc.) My implementation so far browsing experience feels 99% like using real Internet Explorer because RDP protocol is much faster and get clipboard support, access to local hard drive, sound, video streaming, etc. for free by Microsoft. Unfortunately still very early in development. Downloads not yet work. History not yet work. Popup window not yet work (very difficult). But I hope that in a few months from now good old Win9x and Win2000 can join a modern Internet again. Backend in C#. Frontend in Visual Basic 6 with OLEEXP and patched SSUBTMR (just to prove it can be done, but it is painful). Maybe you will say that's the fake screenshot. Okay, you can do it. I don't have the argument at the moment. But soon I hope to show it running on real hardware.

Good night.

Good night and sleep well.

Here too, Windows take care of it natively. Good night to you all! See you tomorrow.

Good to hear and glad you recognize the progress you've made.

That's not good. You can get out frequently, I'm sure...but it's your decision, Mina.

But "my bad" expression is nothing, don't be angry, please, sorry. In English I have to write "my buddy", I see now.

Nothing against "Faith" either and I've combed through the rules, rather, preaching or converting to ones beliefs, but touchy sometimes and we have staff here to correct us and this forum is well maintained.

Actually, if asking for love, one can easily tell when it a bad omen and never NEVER entertain the wicked. This is not the case here and XP Forum (the only 2 forums I'm on currently) I don't feel hate or ugly, sometimes people share their despair; but through this despair we can turn it around, which means the light hasn't burned out and hope is still there. Even though a computer forum, we are here for each other ... did you notice that?

We talk about "these "accidental" fires" of churches, my bad. Not about "the Western culture".

Aye, that's always the possibility.

Nothing in the forum rules against the Western culture.

I'd still suggest to find Siemens, even for AM2+ (could be found even for free). They are durable as Hell (sorry, @msfntor).

Maybe we are afraid... afraid not to break the forum rules... But... it's self-censorship?... o tempora, o mores. "Oh the times! Oh the customs!" - Cicero

It was a little touch of sarcasm. I sometimes use this linguistic stylistic device to soften and lighten things up a bit.

It's your neighbor who does the housework with vacuum cleaner... It's your neighbor who's cooking, let's see. I am not able to do that, I like to communicate, even if someone does not answer immediately in a desirable way... so I don't lose hope...

Auto-Patcher for Windows 98 SE (English) Hi there, those that are new to this project, please skip down to the What is Auto-Patcher for Windows 98se? section. Latest News: Aug 13, 2009: There is no zip file currently available of the program files. In order to 'get' at the files inside the installer, simply run the installer, choose a place to put the files and then start the 'installation'. Once all the files are copied over, copy the program files to another location, and then uninstall the program as normal. No registry entries are created apart from the uninstall keys (which are deleted after you uninstall. Please have a look at the shortcuts created for the program BEFORE uninstalling to find out which files start the program. Dec 17, 2008: The Upgrade to December 2008 is now available. You will need the December 2007 final files already installed. Downloads: Edited by MDGx: added mirrors: here + here. Latest Upgrade version: December 2007 Final to December 2008 UPGRADE: download link [old link = now invalid ;-(] Size: 45.36 MB MD5: 326313710CED36DEB721A72325E142BA Latest full version: December 2007 Final FULL: download link [old link = now invalid ;-(] Size: 286.46 MB MD5: 10107332C30837B2837BF90513A22CD0 Edited by MDGx: FYI: For those who would like to extract the files without installing, please use Innounp (free GPL). Auto-Patcher installer executables were compiled using Inno Setup (freeware). shameless plug: if you liked the program (or even if you disliked it) please give it a rating on Softpedia by going here: http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enh...dows-98SE.shtml Note: if the SoftPedia site seems to be down, go to the Download.com site instead and vote for it there! What is Auto-Patcher for Windows 98se? Windows 98 Second Edition (SE) was released in 1999, and since then many component updates and critical security hotfixes have also been released. Also, in July of 2006 Microsoft stopped support for Windows 98, and vulnerabilities discovered since then have not been officially patched. So, whatever state your computer is currently in, you can use this program to do all the patching for you. Auto-Patcher includes every update that has been released by Microsoft and every unofficial update posted on the Microsoft Software Forum Network. This program will work on any existing Windows 98 SE (English) system and will still only install updates if your computer is missing them. If you want to know what Auto-Patcher thinks is missing, there is a report function available that will compile a list of all missing updates. Please note: this is an MS-DOS based program that uses batch file scripting to perform all the updates. Auto-Patcher features: * one-click to start the program, and one-button to fully auto-patch your system, or * updates and hotfixes are grouped into selectable modules with further options available within each. * only install updates you are missing (default setting) * report function: search for missing updates and send to text file for viewing. Also tells you what is already installed. * every Auto-Patcher process is logged with timestamps & hotfix version information. Verbose (or debug) mode also available that logs more. * option to force re-installation of updates already installed (NOT the default setting) * to fully patch a freshly installed Window 98 machine, many reboots are required. If the process is interrupted, recovery is available as a menu option Auto-Patcher contents: see link above AutoPatcher98_December2007_Final.zip AutoPatcher98_December2008.zip

Ha ... no I was hoping you and others would get the joke. That was from the famous Omen Movie Classic. Still Salvatore here :) How's everyone today?

In this short article I quoted above, I recommended the AV program WiseVector StopX. As mentioned in a previous post, you should configure it very carefully though to avoid problems if using it. Some programs have to be excluded from monitoring, otherwise they won't work. WiseVector StopX seems to examine many executed programs much deeper than other AV programs. If you trust these executed programs which WiseVector StopX doesn't seem to like, you have to exclude them from monitoring in two different locations: in the main program window under Exclusions and additionally in the Settings under Advanced Protection Settings if necessary. After one week of using, exclusions in boths lists are definitely necessary for all editions of 360Chrome browsers, Serpent, and some others. For some programs, however, the entry of the program or program folder in the main exclusion list is sufficient. Cheers, AstroSkipper

In the past, I certainly did have specific reasons for using Chrome. Mostly that certain websites worked properly with it while others didn't. Things likely changed and now I can't really think of any real reason to want to prefer Chrome for anything, except maybe to stop Google Drive from showing the incompatible browser message. So I think my initial reasoning for wanting to stick with Chrome is just old ideas, or perhaps that it is what I had been used to.

Origins Of Mysterious Radio Wave Bursts Discovered by Stephen Lunz The source of puzzling radio wave bursts detected by two of the world's largest telescopes has been found, and the answer turns out to come from the research facilities' tea rooms, not extragalactic space. Earlier this year, Swinburne University's Emily Petroff was the lead author of a report on the first observation of a fast radio burst (FRB) in real time. Previously, the enormously powerful but poorly understood events known as FRBs had only been detected in the records of large radio telescopes years after they happened. However, among those records was something else, which astronomers named perytons. The first peryton detected was in 1998, although it was not recognized as such until 2011. Perytons look sufficiently like FRBs that astronomers even speculated that the first FRB, known as 010724, might actually have been a peryton. Perytons last about half a second and are “frequency-swept,” meaning different frequencies arrive at different times, which in perytons's case means the high frequencies appear first. Petroff says, frequency-sweeping is commonly associated with signals that have passed through an interstellar medium that has delayed certain frequencies more than others. However, while FRBs are believed to come from outside our own galaxy, perytons were thought to be terrestrial in origin, since they registered on multiple beams of the radio telescopes, something that should only be possible for events that are very nearby or spread across a huge area of the sky. However, according to Petroff, “A lot of theories thought it might be atmospheric; radio pulses from lighting or ball lightning, etc.” So Petroff set out to solve the problem. As one of her co-authors, Dr. Evan Keane, said on twitter, “As a scientist you are basically a detective solving mysteries—it's fun.” One clue Petroff had was that all recorded perytons were observed during daylight, and indeed during business hours. ... Read more: https://www.iflscience.com/astronomical-quest-leads-ovens-27839

I can't speak for anyone else as to how they are acquiring it, but IOT Enteprise in the LTSB/LTSC branches is not a retail OS. There are two ways to acquire it: 1. Be an Embedded Channel Partner/IoT Distributor 2. Buy a computer with the OS already installed There are demo/trial versions that can be acquired. If you buy an appliance with the OS installed, you do not get installation media, but certain companies may provide recovery media depending on volume. So far in my experience, no one has bothered to request recovery media for any appliances with an Embedded SKU since XPe was still available. Nowadays clients are perfectly fine with hotswap warranties. Official info here but note that ways to acquire this OS outside of these methods cannot be discussed here. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot/iot-enterprise/commercialization/licensing

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/category/extensions You can search "translate" in this url, some extension was very useful, I think

ah thanks, didn't know about that, where would I be able to get a translation extension. I would imagine only <= browser build versions would apply. i'll give that font a try soon and see if the squares display correctly.

Although I am not a believer, I have entered a few churches in my life. Unfortunately, not a single bolt of lightning has struck.

Glad to hear! I am fine so far. Just a little more coughing after a Covid infection. And, thank you for the information! At first sight, I thought it's for English Windows versions only as it is very often the case. But, good to know that other language versions of Windows are supported, too. Anyway, good find!

it cannot find a Symbol file in the draw pen tip, so it reverts back to chrome.exe for it. other Chrome builds are working. after the doctor watson debug capture, i can send the logs to the developer, i can check for draw pen tip with symbol dll. i'll have to do it without the translation patch.

Lunar eclipse "blood moon" of November 2022: date, time, where and how to see it 11/7/2022, 5:55:33 PM This Tuesday morning, for the second time this year, some lucky people will be able to see the total lunar eclipse of the "blood moon". ... Here: https://newsrnd.com/news/2022-11-07-lunar-eclipse-"blood-moon"-of-november-2022--date--time--where-and-how-to-see-it.S1bTKdnLBo.html - but it seems to me, that it's a bit late to see it in the United States... then you have to look at this nice picture... r/interestingasf*** - reddit •Posted by u/QforQ 3 hours ago Blood Moon during the lunar eclipse, photo from @AJamesMcCarthy using two telescopes Here: https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasf***/comments/ypppq3/blood_moon_during_the_lunar_eclipse_photo_from/ - NICE photo from Today!

No human-readable checkbox AFAIK, but there is a Boolean setting in about:config. media.autoplay.enabled; defaults to false in St 55 (not sure of the default in St 52). I suspect a good JavaScript programmer (@AstroSkipper?) could rig up a custom button to toggle that setting! Probably because even if one were lucky enough to find it, it's an integer pref and it's not at all clear what 0 does, 1 does, 2 does, etc. Luckily we have @dmiranda: The bug discussed above aside, I too have found the default behavior (backspace=page back) to be worse than useless, so I changed my setting to 2. It's way too easy to have the focus in the wrong place by accident, press that key, and lose everything you typed! If I wanted "page back" assigned to a key at all, it'd probably be F12, or maybe "Previous Track" on "multimedia" keyboards that have that key, but certainly not backspace!

@AstroSkipper, inscription on the meme you could not see: "season already... I still have my pandemic decorations up."

To be in shape, strong shape. It's a controlled anger, don't worry, I'm not chasing my neighbours , lol. I can switch it off and back on, when needed . As of now, it's still with me because I recently got back and the horror the commies unleashed is still in front of my eyes. Will turn it off soon and relax. I was trained to do that.

WHY you're so angry - and "not even able to be tired"

Oh, I misunderstood , so sorry , I'll try to catch up...

because I've posted too much stuff to read...

I'm fine, thank you, my friend. I just got back , but this time I'm not even able to be tired. I'm so angry, it gives me a good boost. Same old, same old. Still lots of commies walking the earth. Been on at least two important missions, which I can't talk about, but was interesting . And you ? How are you, my friend ? On a positive note, I met a pretty animal in the Ukraine's wilderness, that lives only there, I assume. It's a huge white water rat. Nice ...

Interesting news! A new release of Mypal 68 will come soon. It seems to be the version Mypal 68.13.0. This is a quotation from @feodor2 on GitHub's issues: Here is the link again: https://github.com/Feodor2/Mypal68/issues/3#issuecomment-1279302448. Thanks to @mixit for the hint! So, we have to be patient and stay tuned! I am very much looking forward to this new release. Cheers, AstroSkipper

WinCopy will create a copy of windows installation. For example, move the current installation into a VHD. The first 6 modes are using wimlib (with optional WOF compression). It's like capture and apply without actually creating a WIM file. File exclusion using a WimScript.ini are possible as well using MinWin by clicking on the Mode label. The VOLUME COPY option is more like Drive SnapShot, it copies the entire NTFS File System (used clusters only). It's much faster than the other modes, but does not offer any options. Destination drive can be smaller as the source drive, but the last used cluster must fit in it.

Hello @XPerceniol! Haven't heard from you for a while! Hope you are well! With regard to your question, I didn't hear anything from @feodor2 since 2022-08-19. And on GitHub, his last activity was from August, too. Since then, no further activity! Unfortunately, I don't know anything more. And truth be told, I've also been worrying about his well-being and his safety.

J-Pop-Folk =) Hirono Nishiyama - Pied Piper (JP 2001) FULL ALBUM

just ho i wanna see fast food in my land ^^

Speaking of webmail accounts becoming broken with some browsers, has anyone been able to log into a GMX account and see the normal full UI, rather than the limited version [which I suspect is the mobile device version of their service]. Which browsers and versions have or have not worked for you ? A few weeks ago, I began to have the problem, even with newer versions of New Moon and Serpent from September, and including trying MyPal 68 beta 5, and older FireFox 52.x ESR. Their error popup says that they support FireFox 33 and up, but obviously this is not true. I am curious about what method GMX is using to exclude the newer browsers, as doing a UA override in about:config does not help this time, where with some previous changes at GMX, playing with the UA did solve a similar problem. If anyone has a Mail.com account [same parent company], the same thing has been happening there, according to a friend who has one, and they have also tried the latest version of the 31 series of Pale Moon, as well as some more recent versions of FireFox than I can try, as they run Win 7. Thanks.

Windows 10 LTSC 2019 user here , i can say i have nothing to say it works but its buggy but fast and i gonna receive update until 2029. So their you go , If that sounds like 98 then it is but i have no idea

It wasn't anything. PROBLEMCHYLD, I respect you well. You are a man of God and you've done a lot of community work for us all (protocol fix, Windows 98 Service Pack, and even modifying a driver for me). I appreciate your hard work. Nothing will change that.

any LTSB/LTSC version for me since most of my old PCs were not tested for Win10 compatibility but are able to run any of the LTSB/C releases without problems plus LTSB 2015/2016 & LTSC 2019 get up to ten years of support

3.66 is the last and final version.