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I'm sorry to hear that Stop it my friends... everything is fine!

Oh dear ... I think people just aren't as active for some reason. @msfntor ... while some might take the time to read long articles (I do), perhaps you could change the font or color on the important points or limit some of the fluff and maybe people would read, but just a suggestion. I'm not sure as even I've been quiet lately.

He's sad because he's seeing us not caring about the articles he sends.

If you're interested, for the time being you can use the command-line HTML/XML/JSON parser Xidel to recover these video-urls. For the first Cyberpunk 2077 video for instance: xidel -s "https://www.techpowerup.com/wizzard/rtx4090/cyberpunk-dlss3.html"^ -e "parse-json(//script/extract(.,'setAppData\((\{.+?\})\);',1))//src" https://tpucdn.com/wizzard/rtx4090/cyberpunk-dlss3-off.mp4 https://tpucdn.com/wizzard/rtx4090/cyberpunk-dlss3-on.mp4

I'm sorry to hear that :(

Now we are on 110.0.5425.0, and it will no longer launch on a regular Windows 7 install. Three functions needed so far: SetThreadInformation SetProcessMitigationPolicy GetProcessMitigationPolicy These are all wrappers to older ntdll functions, so they should be easy to add, to some extent. If not, this new code is all in the sandbox anyway.

Thank you very much ... I suspected it could be privacy concern when I was going through the flags (one-by-one) for the new V13 ... so I will disable it along with these 2 (related flags) as I don't use any Cast. I just prefer to keep things slim as possible with less bloat with browsers. Load Media Router Component Extension Loads the Media Router component extension at startup. – Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS #load-media-router-component-extension Global Media Controls for Cast Shows Cast sessions in the Global Media Controls UI. Requires #global-media-controls and #cast-media-route-provider to also be enabled. – Mac, Windows, Linux #global-media-controls-for-cast Again, thank you.

Accidentaly found a new spying connection to csp.withgoogle.com. I'm pretty sure it has nothing to so with the browoser itself though. https://wayzarr.com/cost/csp.withgoogle.com How much csp.withgoogle.com is worth? Has Estimated Worth of $ 58.61 , yep fifty eight bucks.

you can think arcticfox is NM27 with some new elements from australis UI, still incomplete and may have some UI bugs.

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rthost.win/kmeleon/KM76.4.7-Goanna-20221119.7z Changelog: Out-of-tree changes: * update Goanna3 to git 5499b4356b..bd2172c632: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - bug 1212906 - don't handle windows messages while waiting for a sync a11y ipc message r=billm (c9297e58f4) - Bug 1183431 - Tests for hypothetical box computation (to determine static position of abspos element) where orthogonal writing modes are involved. r=dholbert (87b22c5cf5) - Bug 1221112: When checking for ::before/::after while sorting flex items by DOM order, dig past placeholder to out-of-flow frame. r=mats (b2e252fa86) - Bug 1169420: add crashtests. (no review) (f7484702a2) - Bug 1183431 - Ensure hypothetical box has a writing mode with the same block direction as the absolute containing block. r=dholbert (9106e022d1) - Partial - No bug - Various crashtest manifest cleanups. (f2d0568f2d) - Bug 1221874 - Crashtest for overzealous writing-mode check (currently asserts). r=smontagu (ef6685f606) - Bug 1221874 - Ignore the sideways-orientation flag when logical-coordinate classes are checking writing-mode compatibility. r=smontagu (9617a761d6) - Bug 1193488 - patch 2 - Update the writing-mode representation printed by debugging code such as DumpFrameTree to reflect the new property values. r=dholbert (b6b3fdda58) - Bug 1208593 - Make the WritingMode::DebugString() method available even in non-DEBUG compilation (needed by --enable-dump-painting builds, for example). r=mchang (d6b46fde86) - Bug 1122918 - Part 1 - Add parsing for logical inline-start/end keywords to the 'float' and 'clear' properties. r=heycam (20f9dc4d11) - Bug 1122918 - Part 2 - Provide accessors that return logical 'float' and 'clear' values resolved to their physical equivalents. r=heycam (9380f050d6) - Bug 1108055 - Part 1: Add ComputedTimingProperties dictionary. r=smaug (ac88430cfe) - Bug 1108055 - Part 2: Refine ComputedTiming. r=birtles (3c25124b5f) - Bug 1108055 - Part 3: Implement GetComputedTiming method. r=birtles (d9fe931cc5) - Bug 1108055 - Part 4: Add ComputedTiming mochitests. r=birtles (1687824926) - Bug 1195180 part 1 - Add Animation::NeedsTicks; r=heycam (9ac3bbda87) - Bug 1195180 part 2 - Make DocumentTimeline inherit from nsARefreshObserver; r=heycam (292f9d154d) - Bug 1195180 part 3 - Add flag to record if DocumentTimeline is observing the refresh driver; r=heycam (3d90d3f149) - Bug 1195180 part 4 - Unregister from refresh observer when there are no animations needing ticks; r=heycam (ad76c3ddd5) - Bug 1195180 part 5 - Synchronize refresh driver observing with presshell creation/teardown; r=heycam (94b7d9176f) - Bug 1195180 part 6 - Lazily remove animations from timelines; r=heycam (bb3beaa264) - Bug 1195180 part 7 - Store animations in an array; r=heycam (199756e7d6) - Bug 1195180 part 8 - Tick animations from their timeline; r=heycam (12942bdc45) - Bug 1195180 part 9 - Add test for seeking finished -> paused; r=heycam (0b42afcd26) - Bug 1195180 part 10 - Remove refresh driver observing machinery from CommonAnimationManager; r=heycam (bf233d32ac) - Bug 1208938 part 1 - Rename AnimationCollection::mNeedsRefreshes to mStyleChanging; r=heycam (679bdf0770) - Bug 1208938 part 2 - Remove Animation::HasEndEventToQueue; r=heycam (c75bdb64b7) - Bug 1208938 part 3 - Update pending finishing handling; r=heycam (c9f4c1aace) - Bug 1196379 - Fix incorrect assertion checking for sorted arrays in nsDocumentRuleResultCacheKey::Matches. r=dbaron (a12db544ef) - Bug 978833 patch 3 - Make css::Declaration implement nsIStyleRule. r=heycam (3b79410f06) - Bug 978833 patch 4 - Add pointer back from css::Declaration to css::Rule. r=heycam (2f86331573) - Bug 978833 patch 5 - Rename ImportantRule to ImportantStyleData. r=heycam (e8471fc026) - Bug 978833 patch 6 - Move ImportantStyleData from StyleRule.{h,cpp} to Declaration.{h,cpp} r=heycam (612875a128) - Bug 978833 patch 7 - Fuse allocation of ImportantStyleData with Declaration. r=heycam (a8e9e99a35) - Bug 978833 patch 8 - Call SetImmutable for declarations of @page and keyframe rules. r=heycam (6b04b5a81e) - Bug 978833 patch 9 - Move keyframe !important data assertion to where it will continue to happen. r=heycam (862c6df232) - Bug 978833 patch 10 - Raise consistent exceptions so that the exception doesn't depend on rule destruction timing. r=bzbarsky (8bd58857e9) - Bug 978833 patch 11 - Add missing #includes in preparation for nsRuleWalker.h #include change in following patch. r=heycam (25a6357983) - Bug 1180118 - Part 6: Return eRestyle_SomeDescendants from HasAttributeDependentStyle where appropriate. r=bzbarsky (21d88cc938) - Bug 1202512 - Part 2: Make SelectorMatchesTree take a flags argument. r=bzbarsky (b660a417f8) - Bug 978833 patch 12 - Use the css::Declaration instead of the css::StyleRule as the matching rule. r=heycam (dd6a7914a6) - Bug 978833 patch 13 - Remove important rule creation from css::StyleRule. r=heycam (4766c9a635) - Bug 978833 patch 14 - Pass mozilla::css::Rule instead of nsIStyleRule to nsIDocument/nsIDocumentObserver style rule methods. r=heycam (a632b828b9) - Bug 978833 patch 15 - Make css::Rule no longer inherit from nsIStyleRule. r=heycam (a975922671) - Bug 978833 patch 16 - Always call Declaration::SetImmutable when we match a rule. r=heycam (0f0c89aede) - Bug 978833 patch 17 - Remove Rule::mWasMatched. r=heycam (d0bb9bfef1) - Bug 978833 patch 18 - Eliminate StyleRule::RuleMatched and call Declaration::SetImmutable directly for style rules (like for @page and keyframe rules). r=heycam (70d5e45a7c) - Bug 978833 patch 19 - Fix ResolvedStyleCache to use Declaration rather than nsCSSKeyframeRule as keys. r=heycam (223cf85e8b) - Bug 978833 patch 20 - Rev IIDs that I should have revised in Bug 978833 patch 14. (c6421cbca8) - Bug 1214936 - Make the ArrayBuffer constructor throw if invoked without 'new'. (r=evilpie) (ec76f43c26) - Bug 1198826 - Rename obj parameter to buffer to improve readability, r=terrence (3b1d280a76) - pointer style (1f9d6a7d22) - Bug 1218111 - Fix property enumeration order of unboxed objects with expando properties. r=bhackett (a7fdc9482d) - Bug 980945 - Throw when invoking a typed array constructor without new. r=efaust (4f80026991) - Bug 1192572 - Add id to each opcode section in SpiderMonkey Bytecode documentation. r=Waldo (bfd9d4c165) - Bug 1219363 - Fix sort of indexed properties to not include properties already in the Vector. r=jorendorff (77edd4d779) - Bug 1217593 - Fix compilation of LComputeThis now this can be undefined r=shu (d227ddf666) - Bug 1212343 - Propagate OOM from SafepointWriter r=nbp (d5a79b7d61) - remove core files (e008661015) - Bug 1215937 - Remove use of expression closure from js/xpconnect/. r=bholley (e928296111) - Bug 1196975 - part1: shimwaiver. r=billm (40bc720f37) - Bug 1196975 - part2: shimwaiver applications. r=mossop (60cf9a9342) - Bug 1196975 - part3: GetTabForContentWindowNoShim. r=billm (05d2af3c9a) - Bug 1196975 - part4: waiveInterposition. r=billm (31ecb441b1) - Bug 1196975 - part5: waiveInterposition for childloader. r=mossop (fe30dddc85) - Bug 1196975 - part6: SDK Worker should not support CPOWs. r=mossop (7e59947069) - Bug 1129662: sdk/page-worker should use a remote page. r=krizsa (ef63bafbe4) - Bug 1216157 - Check for OOM when generating Ion RegExp stubs. r=jonco (690229c6d7) - Bug 1221436 patch 5 - Stop generating new style rules in DeclarationChanged (and rename it to SetDeclaration), since we no longer need a new style rule for nsIStyleRule identity rules. r=heycam (98d860d06e) - Bug 1220516 - Devirtualize CSSStyleSheet::GetOriginalURI. r=bzbarsky (6669f8ef70) - Fix formatting of some macros; no bug. (fe337a3e91) - Bug 1165538 part 1 - Use delegated constructor for nsStyleFont to simplify code and remove the need of nsStyleFont::Init. r=heycam (521e59852a) - Bug 1165538 part 2 - Add -moz-min-font-size-ratio internal property. r=heycam (a16ef2d609) - Bug 1165538 part 3 - Apply -moz-min-font-size-ratio to rt elements and add test. r=heycam (363684724b) - Bug 1035091 part 1: change CSS parser and loader APIs to distinguish UA, user, and author sheets instead of just UA vs everyone else. r=heycam (01decf75df) - Bug 1221436 patch 1 - Have a pointer back from the css::Declaration for style attributes to the nsHTMLCSSStyleSheet. r=heycam (308bf9701e) - Bug 1221436 patch 2 - For style attributes, only store a css::Declaration instead of a css::StyleRule. r=heycam (f068adb5e9) - Bug 1167588 - Mark Rule::mParentRule as MOZ_NON_OWNING_REF. r=dbaron (bdb2bfe4a7) - Bug 1221436 patch 3 - Remove Rule::SetHTMLCSSStyleSheet and related code, now unused. r=heycam (d4fd6fca7c) - Bug 1221436 patch 4 - Use the same pointer to store the owning rule and the nsHTMLCSSStyleSheet on css::Declaration, since we never need both. r=heycam (1a949ec7dc) - Bug 1221436 patch 6 - Remove mechanism for replacing style rules. r=heycam (870539dcca) - Bug 1221436 patch 7 - Remove ReplaceStyleRule/ReplaceRuleInGroup mechanism. r=heycam (a8a58186c1) - Bug 1186768 patch 1 - Avoid setting different font-size conditions due to MathML font size adjustments. r=heycam (5b48d02031) - Bug 1146101 - Test. r=dbaron a=abillings (b214ab1529) - Bug 1161366 - Correctly set referrer when loading fonts with |new FontFace()|. r=dbaron (52a59ad6a4) - Bug 1206105 - Use CheckedInt for an+b selector matching. r=bzbarsky (739875148c) - Bug 1163446 - Drop reference to FontFace once a FontFaceBufferSource is loaded. r=jdaggett (9fd3a219c6) - Bug 1164813 - Make nsAnimationManager update cached in-effect status even when there is no frame; r=dbaron (6f94c96764) - Bug 1186768 patch 2 - Crashtest. r=heycam (a566cfef9b) - Bug 1186768 patch 3 - Compute affectedByScriptMinSize sooner to avoid asserting or doing extra work. r=heycam (30dac96a78) - Bug 1038663 (part 1) - Make nsStyleText::mWordSpacing an nsStyleCoord. r=heycam. (42a6a2398a) - Bug 1038663 (part 2, attempt 2) - Move GetFirstFontMetrics() up. r=heycam. (5992325377) - Bug 1038663 (part 3, attempt 2) - Factor out space width computation. r=heycam. (92281609f0) - Bug 1038663 (part 4, attempt 2) - Inline StyleToCoord(). r=heycam. (f40476c105) - Bug 1038663 (part 5, attempt 2) - Change GetSpacingFlags(). r=heycam (e1fe5ecdf0) - Bug 1038663 (part 6, attempt 2) - Allow percentage values for 'word-spacing'. r=heycam. (433fee69f6) - Bug 1038663 (part 7, attempt 3) - Add test for percentage values for 'word-spacing'. r=heycam. (72df555579) - Bug 1216747 - Record dependency on writing mode in nsRuleNode::ComputeStylePosition. r=heycam (8604ceff20) - Bug 1216747 followup - Use the correct value when calling SetWritingModeDependency. (b39a82cbf7) - Bug 1216747 - Cleanup after test fix. r=heycam (e99ec5989a) - Bug 1170781 - Patch 1: Implement CSS 'contain: paint'. r=dholbert (3b2f65288f) - Bug 1170781 - Patch 2: Test CSS 'contain: paint'. r=dholbert (ee83c7c0fd) (55e2238bc1) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1176782 part 2 - [css-align] Implement the 'justify-self' property in the style system. r=SimonSapin (273ee9a0a1) - Bug 1194480: Only update overflow region (& trigger DLBI) for changes to CSS 'box-shadow' or 'text-shadow', instead of triggering a reflow. r=heycam (0af1ee160b) - Bug 1137889 part 1 - Update predefined counter style name table to match the spec. r=jfkthame (ff678af4a9) - Bug 1137889 part 2 - Move around definitions in counterstyles.css to match the order in spec for clarity. r=jfkthame (c1a95688d9) - Bug 1187649 - Free constructed widget path in nsLookAndFeel on GTK. r=karlt (fe80b73514) - Bug 1165513 - Translate GTK3 widgets with snapped pixel coordinates into identity space. r=jrmuizel (563c252255) - Bug 1113206 patch 2: Disable use of Cocoa and Gtk native-theme dropdown rendering that doesn't play well with vertical writing mode. r=roc (3b8134aced) - Bug 1187203 - Implement GtkInfoBar appearance style on GTK3. r=karlt (0500e6297a) - Bug 1168527 - Replay clips into the system cairo on GTK3. r=lsalzman (9f739f58cc) - Bug 1168527 - Variable was re-declared causing a bustage on gcc 5. r=lsalzman (4e7f5453f2) - Bug 1167239 - Make GTK button activity require hover. r=karlt (34cb428ed3) - Bug 1177024 - Fix clang warnings-as-errors in GTK3 build. r=karlt (d45119470b) - Bug 1179780 - Render opaque scrollbar troughs in the root viewport on GTK3. r=karlt (8f04f119b0) - Bug 1210560 - Part 1: Add an API specifically intended for users that just Push and Pop-Mask/Pop-Paint. r=jrmuizel (e08db740f9) - Bug 991249 - Ensure that we can check for OOMs when we run out of ballast space. r=jandem (0742c71158) - Bug 1219419 - Keep DefaultTracer simple for now; r=fitzgen (bb621675d5) - Bug 1220310 - Generalize GC container trace function dispatch as GCPolicy; r=sfink (314b3aa009) - Bug 1187782 (part 10) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in dom/base/ with iterators. r=khuey. (1def283d70) - Bug 1187782 (part 11) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in dom/base/ with iterators. r=khuey. (e9a71fae11) - Bug 1187782 (part 12) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in dom/base/ with iterators. r=khuey. (44afb0d6f6) - Bug 1187782 (part 13) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in dom/base/ with iterators. r=khuey. (4e253c8d18) - Bug 1187782 (part 14) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in dom/base/ with iterators. r=khuey. (cf8ecf213a) - Bug 859042 - Show onload and DOMContentLoaded markers in the timeline, r=smaug, jsantell (8ff8c43a36) - Bug 1187801 part 2 - Put clearing fullscreen state on element into an independent function. r=smaug (c8a135fbc9) - Bug 1187801 part 3 - Add iframe fullscreen flag and stop auto-rollback when this flag presents. r=smaug (f0c928090a) - Bug 1187801 part 4 - Add test for iframe fullscreen flag. r=smaug (851d97d772) - Bug 1188028 - Use channel->ascynOpen2 in dom/security/nsCSPContext.cpp (r=sicking) (54c9e0017e) - Bug 1218315 - Replace NS_LITERAL_STRING(...).get() with MOZ_UTF16(...) on dom. r=nfroyd (4439f10159) - Bug 1188028 - Queue up CSP console messages till windowID is available (r=sicking) (b060ba7ea3) - Bug 1085293 - File renames for WebIDL Iterable Implementation; r=bz (5d61d3ae34) - Bug 1085293 - WebIDL Iterable Implementation and Tests; r=bz (720efc275f) - Bug 1215559. Create separate iterator native types for one-type and two-type iterators, so we don't force the one-type case to implement GetKeyAtIndex. r=qdot (649284e6fc) - Bug 1174915 - Allow changing meta referrer policy on the fly, tests (r=sstamm) (02b8482802) - Bug 1211624. document.all should be iterable, and so should be various other things that have an anonymous indexed getter. r=qdot (6620287943) - Bug 1052139 - Reorder CGCreateInterfaceObjectsMethod a bit to correspond to the ordering of generated code. r=bz (cc16b9c3b2) - Bug 1052139 - Perform proper failure handling in interfaces' CreateInterfaceObjects method, after dom::CreateInterfaceObjects has been called and possibly created the interface's constructor and prototype. r=bz (6690e2a9de) - Bug 1052139 - Make more parts of the global object's prototype chain immutable, when we flip that switch. r=bz (6f1878822b) - Bug 1210570 - Ensure that ToPrimitive(location) is not spoofable. r=bz. (48ac711b2e) - Bug 1220900 - Remove unused JSBindingFinalized, r=peterv (7f6cbd6483) - missing bit of Bug 1207245 - part 6 - rename nsRefPtr<T> to RefPtr<T> (48a0a7b75a) - Bug 1052139 - Make the [[Prototype]] of various (but not all) objects on the window object's [[Prototype]] chain immutable. BUT, also disable the code that actually respects immutable-prototype handling -- it'll be a one-liner to revert this when we're ready to do so. Making the rest of the chain immutable will happen in separate patches. r=bz (091e4f4ad0) - Bug 1174915 - Allow changing meta referrer policy on the fly (r=baku,sstamm) (e8b6f30f88) - Bug 1211607, part 1 - Document JSAPI functions that call object internal methods: JS_GetPrototype through JS_PreventExtensions. r=jandem. (4ebe70f5ea) - Bug 1211607, part 2 - JS_GetOwnPropertyDescriptor and friends. r=jandem. (73de8f3e51) - Bug 1211607, part 3 - JS_DefineProperty and friends. r=jandem. (29da979627) - Bug 1211607, part 4 - JS_HasProperty and friends. r=jandem. (130aa265c8) - Bug 1211607, part 5 - JS_GetProperty and friends. r=jandem. (a19f9d5d1c) - Bug 1211607, part 6 - JS_SetProperty and friends. r=jandem. (75de9a5774) - Bug 1211607, part 7 - JS_DeleteProperty and friends. r=jandem. (fe88179d48) - Bug 1211607, part 8 - JS_Enumerate. r=jandem. (332a0cf1a9) - Bug 1211607, part 9 - JS::Call, JS::Construct, and friends. r=jandem. (a68585dfdb) - Bug 663570 - MetaCSP Part 1: CSP parser changes (r=sicking) (b6c5e80c44) - Bug 1220602 - Make the documentation for nsIPrincipal.domain useful. r=bholley IGNORE IDL (afa28df415) - Bug 1218039 - Add a nice interface for both C++ and JS to access the principal kind. r=gabor (4449599c4b) - Bug 663570 - MetaCSP Part 2: Principal changes (r=bz) (84fe26e407) - Bug 1201783 - Throw range error for too long array spread before updating length. r=Waldo, a=abillings (633b55a5f8) - Bug 1194052 - Update Clone() functionality of LoadInfo (r=sicking) (f3bb041849) - Bug 663570 - MetaCSP Part 3: Upgrade insecure requests changes (r=bz) (0c8e3f49e5) - fix misspatch of 1194052 (743dd0269b) - Bug 663570 - MetaCSP Part 4: Speculative parser changes (r=bz) (c94c58b160) - Bug 663570 - MetaCSP Part 5: HTMLMetaElement changes (r=bz) (f4b8bd8af1) - Bug 1215140 P3 Flush pending console reports on http channels. r=bz (32d2767b68) - Bug 1188545 - respondWith promise should extend the service worker's lifetime. r=nsm (5a8e02a500) - Bug 1179401 - Call stopImmediatePropagation() on the Event object in respondWith(); r=jdm (0e33f8d8fb) - Bug 1188545 - ServiceWorkerRegistrationInfo::Clear() should terminated workers. r=nsm (a35c5df80a) - Bug 1188545 - Cosmetic changes regarding workerPrivate properties shared between shared workers and service workers. r=nsm (516c70e34e) - Bug 1188545 - Terminate service workers that have been idle for some time. r=nsm (d7582cb1bb) - Bug 1182113 - Test XSLT serviceworker load. r=bkelly (797ca864a6) - Bug 1188545 - Cancel network interceptions when the service worker is being terminated with unresolved respondWith promises. r=nsm (6df3a8eda6) - Bug 1221308 Fix some service worker related warnings. r=baku (dd6f62379e) - Bug 1208559 - Do a CSP Check in ServiceWorkerManager::Register (r=ckerschb) (5cc2df68ab) - Bug 1221365 - Move "Is origin potentially trustworthy?" logic outside ServiceWorkerManager.cpp. r=ckerschb,bkelly (91c6f8e2b5) - Bug 1208559 - Hook up ServicerWorkers with CSP (r=sicking,bkelly,dveditz) (6a6f92e8c7) - Bug 1185558 - Send a "Service-Worker: script" header when downloading service worker scripts; r=bkelly (22162634a4) - Bug 1207727 - Rework updating service workers according to the latest spec. r=bkelly (475c185ee4) (29e855d998) - missed changes from pervious commit (bd2172c632) * 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

That would be misunderstood politeness! Even though English is not my mother tongue, scientific contexts must be presented correctly, otherwise it would be worthless. That's how it should be in the natural sciences.

I know Iguanas have a real third eye. I mean fully functional. It's hidden under semi transparent skin.

Yeah, I "feel things" others don't, so I don't know either. I "sense" danger. Once you meditate you open the "3rd eye" "The third eye (also called the mind's eye or inner eye) is a mystical invisible eye, usually depicted as located on the forehead, which provides perception beyond ordinary sight" You'd be shocked at the bad energy that comes in. I once had a friend (passed away) that was Reiki Master "Anyone" who has received the Master attunement and Master symbol, understands how to give all the attunements and has actually taught a Reiki class thus passing Reiki on to others. Honestly, gave me more bad than good and I'd never do it again.

Did the cloud lift? I hope so it doesn't always rain every day and I hope you feel better. Most days I feel numb, I guess nowadays.

I wrote "trust me" regarding the smiles you use. I meant, trust me, I noticed you use them, lol, not regarding my knowledge, powers or energies. As for the energy, I could move objects, but the last time I did was like in 2001 or so. Maybe I still can ? I dunno. But I surely used the spellbook to enchant the items, the ones I went to the front with. My gear and my shiny piece. Did it help ? One could argue, but I'm still alive, as you can see.

I'd hate to see Mister Blobfish wearing one of those =P

^.....:(

Well, he lives under one of the most oppressive regimes, in a communist country, so it's understandable. Though I agree, it may be hard for you to understand. We never lived under such conditions. I remember he wrote he uses a PC from 2001 or so. Poor fella. And the laws you mentioned, I don't think they are valid in his country.

Do you see this here? If not, trust me, I see these 3 cyrillic letters.

I use too free Ultra Surf ...best VPN, which WORKS.

Attention, Promt.one online-translator.com is RUSSIAN, I think, cause letters between the two translation fields said with Cyrillic characters: Per and the whole word are: Perevod = translation in Rusian... Russia Russia everywhere...

Could be that, yes.

hmm, but WHY?... Censored in your country maybe?...

I wasn't sure, if this article will please our friend @D.D?..

Good. Take it easy, pretty please. I just guessed it because you said you don't like going off-topic generally!

Well, I feel sad too.

It is done, I restored this article... by erasing it, I was surely sad, that there was no reaction of you, my friends from web....

What do you mean? Are you trying to say your posts are useless? They aren't.

Our Planet | Ellie Goulding & Steven Price - In This Together | Music Video | Netflix - embedded version, without lyrics https://www.youtube.com/embed/btSDddn1Vew

Well, in case you aren't aware, there's this post showing WU v5 working on Windows 2000 with ProxHTTPSProxyMII v1.3a:

Right, I wasn't sure if they wanted v6 or v5

Well, he did say v5.windowsupdate.com, so yes, he's trying to get WU v5 to work.

@Great_Life Are you trying to get WU v5 or WU v6 to work? The only WU version that's online is v6 and it's kinda tricky to get it to work on Windows 2000. In this case I recommend Legacy Update since it doesn't require a proxy. But if you wanna get v5 to work then have a look at this thread:

I've not heard this song, but listened to it just a few minutes ago - thank you for sharing it. I do like Ellie Goulding https://www.nme.com/news/music/ellie-goulding-shares-emotional-message-mental-health-grandfathers-suicide-2557222 Ellie Goulding shares emotional message on anxiety, mental health and her grandfather’s suicide “We all have a right to feel what we do, whatever it is, whoever we are – exhilaration, madness, absolutely nothing at all, confusion, chronic sadness,” she wrote. “I can sometimes feel all these things in the space of a few days. I am beyond relieved that more light is being shone on the complexity of going from being a touring artist/ performer to going straight back to normality on a regular basis. The constant change of pace is sometimes just too much to bare. Thank you to those artists who have spoken so candidly about it lately.” Read More: The five Dos and Don’ts of talking about mental health She continued: “I know I chose this job, but nothing could have prepared me for the ups and downs that come with it. I know for sure that a lot of my anxiety has come from what they call ‘imposter syndrome; not believing in myself enough and thinking that I don’t deserve happiness, which results in wanting to sabotage my own success. I keep my head straight by training every day (running and boxing mainly) and although it is so hard sometimes to be motivated, the feeling of blood pumping through my veins and a human body performing the way it so impressively does reminds me how cool it is to be alive.” View this post on Instagram Sorry this is a little late, but I had to speak about about Mental Health Awareness, for what it’s worth. We all have a right to feel what we do, whatever it is, whoever we are- Exhilaration, madness, absolutely nothing at all, confusion, chronic sadness… (I can sometimes feel all these things in the space of a few days). I am beyond relieved that more light is being shone on the complexity of going from being a touring artist/ performer to going straight back to normality on a regular basis. The constant change of pace is sometimes just too much to bare. Thank you to those artists who have spoken so candidly about it lately. I know I chose this job but nothing could have prepared me for the ups and downs that come with it. I know for sure that a lot of my anxiety has come from what they call “imposter syndrome” not believing in myself enough and thinking that I don’t deserve happiness, which results in wanting to sabotage my own success. I keep my head straight by training every day (running and boxing mainly) and although it is so hard sometimes to be motivated, the feeling of blood pumping through my veins and a human body performing the way it so impressively does reminds me how cool it is to be alive. Today I’m thinking about my grandfather, who took his own life a few years back. I wish I had spoken to him more, and wish we could have had even the smallest clue of how unhappy he was. I admire those who get out of bed every morning and seize the day, even when they’re not feeling too great. That requires a lot of courage. Please know that you are doing amazingly and I’m proud of you. Ellie xx #mentalhealthawareness A post shared by elliegoulding (@elliegoulding) on Oct 14, 2019 at 2:43am PDT Paying tribute to her grandfather who took his own life several years ago, Goulding added: “I wish I had spoken to him more, and wish we could have had even the smallest clue of how unhappy he was. “I admire those who get out of bed every morning and seize the day, even when they’re not feeling too great. That requires a lot of courage. Please know that you are doing amazingly and I’m proud of you.”

Scientists Recover a Rare Meteorite With Water Similar to That on Earth Picked up within hours of falling to Earth, the Winchcombe meteorite can tell us more about what our planet was like in its infancy. BY TIM NEWCOMB PUBLISHED: NOV 17, 2022 Jonathan E.Jackson / NHM Photo Unit The Winchcombe meteorite is a rare find, with a similar hydrogen isotope ratio to the water on Earth. Recovering a meteorite within 12 hours of arrival means it is as pristine a specimen as we can get without going to space. Eleven percent of the meteorite’s weight comes from Earth-like water, intriguing scientists about the implications of Earth’s early composition. Scooping up a meteorite within 12 hours of crashing turned out to be a scientific boon for researchers investigating the hydrogen makeup of this visitor from outer space. The one pound of carbonaceous chondriteplowed into the English town of Winchcombe in February 2021. Its most spectacular feature, according to the scientists? The rock’s hydrogenisotope ratio is strikingly similar to that of water on Earth. “One of the biggest questions asked of the scientific community is how did we get here? This analysis on the Winchcombe meteorite gives insight into how the Earth came to have water, the source of so much life,” Luke Daly, University of Glasgow lecturer and and an author of the first paper on the meteorite published at Science Advances, says in a news release. “Researchers will continue to work on this specimen for years to come, unlocking more secrets into the origins of our solar system.” Key to the research was the fact specialists from across the world could start investigating the Winchcombe meteorite within days of its fiery fall from the sky. Less than 12 hours after its entry into Earth’s atmosphere, pieces of the rock were plucked from a driveway and the surrounding area and taken to London’s Natural History Museum, away from any environmental effects that could change its analysis. “The rapid retrieval and curation of Winchcombe make it one of the most pristine meteorites available for analysis, offering scientists a tantalizing glimpse back through time to the original composition of the solar system 4.6 billion years ago,” Ashley Key, Natural History Museum senior curator and the paper’s co-author, says in a news release. Estimates vary, but Earth is about 4.5 billion years old. The meteorite offers a look at a rare carbonaceous chondrite, a high silicate rock containing approximately 2 percent carbon by weight. It is the first of its type to be discovered in the United Kingdom. After imaging and chemical analysis, researchers determined it contains 11 percent extraterrestrial water by weight. Most of the water is trapped in minerals created by chemical reactions between fluids and rocks on the asteroid the meteorite originated from—during what scientists believe to be the earliest formation of our solar system. By measuring the ratio of hydrogen isotopes in the water, the team found it closely resembles the composition of water on Earth. It also contains extraterrestrial amino acids, or prebiotic molecules that are key for the creation of life. Because the meteorite was largely unmodified by Earth’s environment due to its quick retrieval, the researchers believe their findings bolster the theory that carbonaceous asteroids played a key role in bringing the ingredients of life—like water—to early Earth. This makes the Winchcombe meteorite notably different from the more common icy comets, which don’t have chemistry matching Earth’s water. “Direct links between carbonaceous chondrites and their parent bodies in the solar system are rare,” according to the paper. “The Winchcombe meteorite is the most accurately recorded carbonaceous chondrite fall. Its pre-atmospheric orbit and cosmic-ray exposure age confirm that it arrived on Earth shortly after ejection from a primitive asteroid.” By combining camera footage of its trajectory from the U.K. Fireball Alliance—which aims to recover fallen meteorites as soon as possible—with chemical analysis of the meteorite, researchers believe Winchcombe broke off the surface of an asteroid near Jupiter and traveled to Earth within the last million years. “We’re still reeling from our good fortune to have such an important meteorite fall in the U.K.,” Natasha Almeida, curator of meteorites at the Natural History Museum and paper co-author, says in a news release. “The combination of such a quick recovery, careful collection, and our ongoing curation of Winchcombe in a nitrogen atmosphere means this incredibly fresh specimen will remain one of the most pristine meteorites in collections worldwide.” Here: https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/solar-system/a41994506/winchcombe-meteorite-contains-earth-like-water/

Birdy - People Help The People [Official Music Video] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmLNs6zQIHo Jéssica Valesca 1 year ago Lyrics: God knows what is hiding In those weak and drunken hearts I guess you kissed the girls and made them cry Those hardfaced queens of misadventure God knows what is hiding In those weak and sunken eyes A fiery throngs of muted angels Giving love but getting nothing back Oh, people help the people And if you're homesick, Give me your hand and I'll hold it People help the people Nothing will drag you down Oh, and if I had a brain Oh, and if I had a brain I'd be cold as a stone and rich as the fool That turned all those good hearts away God knows what is hiding In this world of little consequence Behind the tears, inside the lies A thousand slowly dying sunsets God knows what is hiding In those weak and drunken hearts I guess that loneliness came knocking No one needs to be alone, oh, save me People help the people And if you're homesick, Give me your hand and I'll hold it People help the people Nothing will drag you down Oh, and if I had a brain, Oh, and if I had a brain, I'd be cold as a stone and rich as the fool That turned all those good hearts away People help the people And if you're homesick, Give me your hand and I'll hold it People help the people Nothing will drag you down Oh, and if I had a brain, Oh, and if I had a brain, I'd be cold as a stone and rich as the fool That turned all those good hearts away ___________________________________________ In This Together - Ellie Goulding & Steven Price - Lyric https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ml9FNSWsp-U

That's what I found: This setting controls whether Google Cast is able to connect to all IP Addresses or only private IP Addresses as defined in RFC1918 (IPv4) and RFC4193 (IPv6). Note that if the EnabledMediaRouter setting is set to Disabled there is no positive or negative effect for this setting. The recommended state for this setting is: Disabled (0) Allowing Google Cast to connect to public IP addresses could allow media and other potentially sensitive data to be exposed to the public. Disabling this setting will ensure that Google Cast is only able to connect to private (ie: internal) IP addresses.

Hi @roytam1 (I hope things are picking up) and all. I wonder if anyone could direct me to places where to learn how to mod artic fox (roy's build). Is it safe to assume that what is good for newmoon 27 is (kind of) good for artic fox?

Oh no, I've had that happen once and it lasted for days ... glad you didn't suffer permanent damage. Yeah, I have 5 headphones and only 2 (Emerson and JLab) are good ... the were some cheap ones and I NEVER use ear buds or put something in my ear canal. Oddly enough, I use old HP desktop speakers from (maybe) 2004 that were a gift and they sound awesome; go figure.

Hi guys.. Could/would somebody shed some light on the flag: Connect to Cast devices on all IP addresses Have the Media Router connect to Cast devices on all IP addresses, not just RFC1918/RFC4193 private addresses. – Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS #media-router-cast-allow-all-ips Thank you in advance :)

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Contrails!... Stealth Planes Still Have One Very Visible Problem: Contrails Scientists haven’t yet figured out how to stop aircraft from producing these high-altitude water vapor trails. BY DAVID HAMBLINGPUBLISHED: NOV 15, 2022 Online military forums like SecretProjects went wild last year over a grainy, indistinct image of an aircraft. Basic digital enhancement showed a bat-winged craft unlike any known U.S. military plane, silhouetted against the blue sky. The consensus among defense media was that this mystery craft must be a top-secret RQ-180 stealth drone, used for spy missions over the most sensitive areas—like Iran, other parts of the Middle East, and areas close to China. It was the second of three such photographs to emerge in the past few years. All three aircraft were given away by the same decidedly un-stealthy feature. “I heard a faint aircraft noise and noticed a contrail straight above us,” Joerg Arnu, who witnessed the third mystery aircraft, told The Drive, a website focused on automotive culture and military matters. That contrail—a cloud-like trail of water vapor produced by aircraft at high-altitude—led them straight to the mystery plane, like a long, white arrow saying “here I am.” “It’s the stealth equivalent of walking out of the restroom, trailing toilet paper behind your shoe,” says Scott Lowe, a photographer who caught a rare image of a U-2 spy plane after noticing its contrail earlier last year. Stealth technology dramatically reduced the radar and infrared signatures of aircraft that alerted air defenses to their presence. Previously, aircraft were most often picked up by radar at long range. Engineers have also developed a variety of techniques to eliminate contrails altogether. So why are some supposedly “secret” aircraft still leaving them behind? Prepare for a dive into the world of aviation dark arts—of smoke and mirrors, acid, and lasers. Of Metal and Mirrors Contrails (or condensation trails) are visible for the same reason as your breath, or car exhaust, on a cold day. Warm, moisture-laden air mixes with cold, dry air and creates condensation. In the case of contrails, the condensation takes the form of tiny ice crystals. These form around tiny particles, mainly soot, in the engine exhaust.... MORE here: https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/aviation/a41911305/stealth-plane-contrails/

@D.Draker, I trust you, of course! And on the subject of energy, energy is everywhere. Matter is energy. Think of Albert Einstein's formula E=mc²! It means the energy contained in matter is proportional to its mass and can be transformed from one into the other and vice versa at any time. I know a lot about energy in the sense of the natural sciences. But I don't really believe in energy charged objects like an amulet, a chain or anything else for protection. Sorry, my friend! I do not believe in anything! I'm rather rational, logical and strictly scientific. At least most of the time!

But I don't have this "bad browser" pop-up on deviantart.com, if uBlock working... anyway, Thank You!

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More than a billion young people may be at risk of deafness from wearing headphones at full volume or going to entertainment venues with loud music. 11/16/2022, 1:52:26 AM A scientific review estimates that 24% of adolescents who use personal audio devices and almost half of those who go to noisy spaces, such as discotheques, are at risk of losing hearing due to unsafe listening practices. About 25 decibels is a low voice conversation in a library. At 50 or 60 decibels the traffic of a noisy street sounds and, at more than 100, there is a disco or the noise of a drill. For the scientific community, any prolonged exposure to sound that exceeds 80 decibels begins to put hearing health at risk, whether in the short, medium or long term. The ear suffers and is damaged. A scientific review published in the journal British Medical Journal Global Health estimates that between 670 and 1.35 billion adolescents and young adults worldwide are at risk of hearing loss from exposure to unsafe listening practices. Specifically, 23.8% of young people who use personal audio devices at high intensity, such as loud music through headphones, and almost half of those who go to noisy entertainment venues, such as bars or nightclubs, are at risk of suffering from some type of deafness or hearing damage. Experts warn of "the urgent need" to promote safe listening habits. The damage to hearing health is influenced by the intensity of the noise and the exposure time... MORE: https://newsrnd.com/news/2022-11-16-more-than-a-billion-young-people-may-be-at-risk-of-deafness-from-wearing-headphones-at-full-volume-or-going-to-entertainment-venues-with-loud-music-.Sk7MLNh-Uo.html

Hi, I asked around the betaarchive forum and someone sent me to here: https://web.archive.org/web/20160810101626/https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/goglobal/ff678782 It seems there is a PT-PT version of Windows 3.1, MS-DOS 5 and MS-DOS 6.22. If someone ever manages to get images of these OSs in PT-PT please let me know. Thanks.

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Here you've our MSFN topic: How to set pagefile? (page 2): https://msfn.org/board/topic/61176-how-to-set-pagefile/page/2/ It's been a long time since I've played with pagefile changes, but I went back to the original setting.

Hello all, There is good news! @ward201185 on MDL has managed to get ProxhttpsProxy v1.3a running on Win 2000! This requires Python and the Python version of ProxhttpsProxy. I will create a tutorial for this soon. It works perfectly in combination with Windows Update v5: