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New build of Serpent/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win32-git-20230211-3219d2d-uxp-553e7438a-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.8.win64-git-20230211-3219d2d-uxp-553e7438a-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-20230211-3219d2d-uxp-553e7438a-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-20230211-d849524bd-uxp-553e7438a-xpmod.7z Win32 IA32 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win32-git-20230211-d849524bd-uxp-553e7438a-xpmod-ia32.7z Win32 SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win32-git-20230211-d849524bd-uxp-553e7438a-xpmod-sse.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.6a1.win64-git-20230211-d849524bd-uxp-553e7438a-xpmod.7z Official UXP changes picked since my last build: - Issue #2104 - Part 1: Implement "clip" attribute value for XUL string cropping (60c344a56) - Issue #2104 - Part 2: Indicate if a label was cropped via the "_is_cropped" attribute (4c9665a4a) - No issue - Accept also `video/vp8` as MIME type (1644bf94f) 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.

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-20230211-022f1a7ba-xpmod.7z Win64 http://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk55-win64-git-20230211-022f1a7ba-xpmod.7z repo: https://github.com/roytam1/basilisk55 Repo changes: - import from UXP: Issue #2104 - Part 1: Implement "clip" attribute value for XUL string cropping (60c344a5) (729323e8d) - import from UXP: Issue #2104 - Part 2: Indicate if a label was cropped via the "_is_cropped" attribute (4c9665a4) (07ab8c861) - import from UXP: No issue - Accept also `video/vp8` as MIME type (1644bf94) (022f1a7ba)

The mirror of latest ArcticFox 40, BNavigator 0.9, Firefox 28/45ESR, IceApe 52, IceDove 52, K-Meleon 1.5.x/74/76, MailNews 52, New Moon 26.5/27/28, RetroZilla, RZ browser and Serpent 52/55 builds by @roytam1 has been updated -> soggi.org - tools. changelog: - added latest BNavigator 0.9 20230211 build - added latest IceApe 52 20230211 build - added latest IceDove 52 20230211 build - added latest K-Meleon 76 20230211 build - added latest MailNews 52 20230211 build - added latest New Moon 27 20230211 builds - added latest New Moon 28 20230211 builds - added latest Serpent 52 20230211 builds - added latest Serpent 55 20230211 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 ------------------------------------------- So you are the linguistic expert of us both, I guess. I'm on the side of natural sciences - but also with some interest for human sciences, I don't support any kind of war between the two of them (the only exception is business studies / BWL ). As you may know notations in natural sciences are mainly based on Greek or Latin and in my opinion it's not a bad idea, else this would have been replaced decades ago. English and German are within the same language family (West Germanic languages) and therefor they are very near and it's really easy to adopt words and phrases. Both languages have many words with the same origin and you can often guess the meaning of a word you don't know yet. There are more similarities then with Romance languages. And yes, both took a lot of words and stuff from Latin and Greek because ancient Greece and the Roman Empire are the basis of today's Western world (including moral values and imperialism - two sides of the same coin). The world is a complex place and the more we interact globally, the more the (living) languages will change. Remind, there are also German words in English like kindergarten (not "children garden"), iceberg (not "ice mountain"), rucksack, Blitzkrieg (Metallica...) or Dollar (from German "Taler" -> Czech/Slovak/Slovenian "Tolar", see also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar#Etymology, BTW I'm also very interested in numismatics [including ancient Roman coins]). While speaking of coins... Did you know, it was common to write "IIII" instead of "IV" on coins in medieval times? Somewhere I read US English is just a collection of spelling mistakes*. Remind, the USA aren't "god's own country" - they were built up by people from some/many European countries centuries ago. It's mainly English, but mixed up with other languages, so where's the problem when things bounce back to Europe? *finally retrieved and quoted from https://www.webmasterworld.com/google/3945052.htm (great forums! ): BTW in every message board (especially English speaking) you can abbreviate "by the way" with "BTW". There are several reasons to abbreviate, f.e. back then in the early days of the Internet (especially pre-WWW) memory, space and time were a scarce resource and made it into what we call "Internet slang" today. Oh..."BTW" reminds me of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnfyjwChuNU (Red Hot Chili Peppers - By The Way, great band from the USA). kind regards soggi

It's not true, I know how to distinguish between people and their thoughts (or actions) of the moment... don't make any mistakes and everything would be fine. Given your age, you should not be influenced by unscrupulous people who do not want your good, but act according to their agenda... I wish you that. It's up to you to find the best sources. We all try to be as informed as possible...

@mina7601 Should've figured... I think it wasn't meant to be taken as seriously. I'll take some silly and ridiculous over vileness and hostility that has been appearing throughout the world and history. This person I mentioned, we used to chat every day. Now it's just history. Was about your age then. Continuing... ...this was one of a kind thing that happened once and it seems it won't happen again. Personal interactions with others...is a mystery to me...how you start it, what you say, how to keep it going...I mean it happened ONCE that I seem to have got it right...but that was then, the combination of circumstances that just happened to work I guess...these days I doubt my understanding of definition of "friendship". Just a thought about these online-only interactions...I think they work for exchanging ideas and such, but at least to me, this artificial layer between us just doesn't feel right, even though some say they have online friends. I'm the last guy to ask for advice on these matters, but on feeling bad about disappointing others and such, if it's any consolation, some of us out there may have bizarre mental brakes (or anxieties, if you will) and may not know how to respond in certain cases.

Something in your immediate environment or the world in general or both? The 1st could come down crashing at any time, so...but that article...what does it mean nothing would change if one won the lottery?? Well, that was one example of a bigger event. For me at least, I can imagine it would certainly give some space to breathe, could move away, build a house done right the first time...throw some current anxieties out the window...maybe figure out some new interests. Though it could bring new anxieties and some people crash harder than they ever did before in the end. It's the sad fact that money corrupts, but without it, you're pretty much screwed. Getting used to being worse-off? Ugh, I'd rather not, but it's all random, a Russian roulette, no pattern, just life throwing rocks at you. My father passed away as well. He was a workaholic and distant. It was weird, we were like two people that just happened to live under the same roof. There was also drama due to the way he functioned, rather anti-family. I kept myself out of it, which thinking about it now, was a bit frustrating to the rest of the family: "Why he never says anything?" I guess things were a bit better in my childhood, but, it was strange, he was a backbone of the family, but lacked that personal side of a "real" father. It was difficult for me to even talk to him. There was never a deep conversation between us, not once. I'm close to my mother and my brother's the funny guy of the family. There's no one outside the family though, hence I concluded 3rd point as lacking. There was one person I kept in touch with for over a decade, but it seems he has decided he doesn't want anything to do with me anymore. Seems to be an ordinary weekend, I've caught up a bit on the sleep, went for a walk, drove to the library (not for me, though, at least not for the books, just to go out), going to watch some quiz on TV and then, I dunno...probably waste some time on computer, listen to some same old tunes, scroll on Reddit... I'm thinking I should replace Linux distro I have on the laptop, it's an old Ubuntu version, forgot which one, must be 7 years old by now. Maybe tomorrow if don't procrastinate again. I'm thinking of Debian, supposedly one the last big distros available in x86 flavor. I haven't dribbled much with Debian before, might be interesting.

Youtube-dl is not released (by me) on GitHub. Yt-dlp is here (forked the official repo and publish in-between builds. Then manually upload my compiled XP compatible one) : https://github.com/nicolaasjan/yt-dlp/releases Click on "Show all 19 assets" and you'll see "yt-dlp_x86_Windows-XP.zip". In the New Moon browser you need the extension "Palefill Web Technologies Polyfill" (palefill-1.26.xpi) to navigate GitHub.

XP kernel doesn't request acpi.sys for new features, it is useless to implement for example GPIO or _DSM() because kernel know nothing about it

Good, you guessed my thinking, which is this, exactly. Mina (and XPerceniol): Nothing is lost. EVERYTHING is ahead of you.

Good, you guessed my thinking, which is this, exactly. Mina: come out of your hole and be open to the world, it's time.

If you sleep all the morning, when you have time to live... afternoon only... Too little, too bad for you. You shorten your life voluntarily, why?

No, not. Why negative, not positive, not entertaining these bad times to you?.. So to be able to go out in bad weather (very entertaining, I assure you!..) - we dress according to the weather, that's all. Better shoes, a warmer parka, extra underwear... and don't forget the headgear... and don't cry when the weather is bad, but be happy that there is something new!

Me too!

I'm doing good! and the computer is expected to get here on the 14 (valentines day) sorry I did not reply this morning I was at a relatives wedding all day today and I'm finally back from it

Okay ... when u r ready and I've got a warning from a mod here twice just recently for being too political and I was asked not to poke the nest, but that is what is causing me pain so what to do other than keep it bottled up inside. I don't think msfntor likes me anymore and I feel bad that I've disappointed so many people without meaning to. I upset people without realizing it sometimes which is why I keep to myself and have zero friends.

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rthost.win/kmeleon/KM76.4.7-Goanna-20230211.7z Changelog: Out-of-tree changes: * update Goanna3 to git 8a2a9d0991..1c5d25a761: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - enable shadow warnings (93e0fb3cf8) - more bits of Bug 1198334 (part 1) - Replace the opt-in FAIL_ON_WARNINGS (f07e6eca96) - Bug 1111892 - Ensure gdk_ungrab_pointer is always called in the correct process r=jimm (8bf40d8add) - Bug 1220344 - remote some of nsSystemInfo to make it e10s ready on Android r=nchen,froydnj (365e961dfb) - bug 1190018 - External protocol handlers don't work in e10s r=mrbkap (ff4567d517) - Bug 1225618 - Do not capture stacks for cycle collection timeline markers; r=vporof (d734ca9d26) - Bug 1218315 - Replace NS_LITERAL_STRING(...).get() with MOZ_UTF16(...) on xpcom. r=nfroyd (5cff917319) - Bug 1218315 - Use L"..." instead of MOZ_UTF16(...) for MSVS2015. r=nfroyd (9f8b88f428) - Bug 1199592 - support TV device type in UA string. r=fabrice. (2eecf7f3b4) - Bug 1215723 - Part 1: Make DataStorage a singleton for each file name; r=keeler (be2e5947f1) - Bug 1167693 - Ensure device and vendor IDs are zero-padded. r=mstange (6e583cbf71) - Bug 1186817 - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in security/ with iterators. r=keeler (4a14f547a7) - Bug 1215723 - Part 2: Initialize DataStorage items in the content process from the data in the parent; r=keeler (3a4d3ec7d5) - Bug 1215723 - Part 3: Propagate updates to DataStorage from the parent process to the content processes; r=keeler (2140b412eb) - Bug 1215723 - Part 4: Make isSecureHost and isSecureURI usable from the content process; r=keeler (c8b786ca1b) - Bug 1215723 - Part 5: Add an automated test; r=keeler (012e820385) - Bug 1154184 - Don't use Linux sandbox gtest dir if not building tests. r=gps (2993e27d44) - Bug 930258 - Part 1: The file broker, and unit tests for it. r=kang f=froydnj (d3e8cab30d) - Bug 930258 - Part 2: seccomp-bpf integration. r=kang (a40ef5e566) - Bug 930258 - Part 3: a file broker policy for the B2G emulator. r=kang (2c0c3d55cf) - Bug 930258 - Part 4: the PContent changes that connect the broker to its sandboxed client. r=kang r=billm (1206c3a20c) - Bug 1168251 - Do a partial recursion when doing make -C some/path compile. r=gps (a6733048fc) - Bug 1194951 - Suppress warnings in third-party code: pocketsphinx and sphinxbase. r=kdavis (4f679d6a1e) - Bug 1195186 - Build media/pocketsphinx in unified mode. r=kdavis (6e6bb419e0) - Bug 1203005 - Remove all traces of -Wdeclaration-after-statement. r=glandium. (a66d7a4760) - bits of Bug 1211568, land NSS_3_21_RTM (6b81926cd3) - Bug 947753 - Make sure nsChildView::ComputeShouldAccelerate returns true even if it's called before layout lets the window know about whether it's transparent. r=smichaud (0d2980b44f) - Bug 1162649 - Don't call setOpaque:NO or setHasShadow:NO for non-popup windows;r=mstange (6353bd2e96) - Backed out changeset 2e731191c692 (bug 1189565) for causing bug 1201053 a=backout (e4bc37c823) - Bug 1174703 - Add GLContextEAGL and GLContextProviderEAGL as an OpenGL provider for iOS. r=jgilbert (64c6538d7d) - Bug 1184402 - Reset format usage authority on context lose/restore. r=jgilbert (3df2278888) - more dupes... hackish (f432375460) - Bug 1007975 - div with display:table exposes table semantics r=surkov (f3b389dcce) - Bug 1159034 - Test uninitialized buffer data. - r=dvander Bug 1147441 - Add SharedArrayBuffer support to WebGL and WebGL 2. r=jgilbert, r=bzbarsky (a151e77beb) - Bug 1184402 - Part 1: Rename GetInfo() to GetUsage() for obtaining FormatUsageInfo. r=jgilbert (efbfe39a2e) - Bug 1184402 - Part 2: Added luminance float effective formats (2cb792990d) - Bug 1184402 - Part 3: Add WebGL1 formats when enabling extensions. r=jgilbert (aba6beb541) - Bug 1184402 - Part 4: Use WebGLFormat for validation in RenderbufferStorage_base. r=jgilbert (704c86386f) - Bug 1193070 - Implement GetFramebufferAttachmentParameter. r=jgilbert (ef51efdce1) - Bug 1188195 - always initialize WebGL2 BlitFramebuffer src/dst formats to some value. r=jgilbert (694a4d87a1) - Bug 1143876 - Treat invalidate-framebuffer as optional for WebGL2. - r=kamidphish (53d8ef5a3f) - Bug 1170845 - Remove WebGL2() exclusion on instanced draw divisor check. r=jgilbert (cd8d1375b3) - Bug 1192989 - Simplify handling by ifdefing in all.js. - r=kamidphish (32a26b46c8) - Bug 1179556 - Only call EnsureColorAttachPoints with a color attachment. r=jgilbert (8791f2e34a) - Bug 1170893 - Return null for invalid internal format. r=kamidphish (425657b6b6) - Bug 1225782 - Removes GlobalPropertiesAreOwn(). r=bz (a6ca6fd503) - Bug 1225381 - ensure mozCurrentTransform is finite. r=jmuizelaar (c009040dca) - Bug 1223740 - enforce max surface size for DrawTargetSkia. r=bas (505fe7ac3b) - Bug 1059014 (part 2) - Remove support for reflow on zoom event pending. r=dbaron. (be2ae37e94) - Bug 1059014 (part 3) - Remove support for pausing and resuming painting. r=dbaron. (35979215f3) (664ef9175d) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1217373 - [Presentation WebAPI] Avoid B2G crash due to potential excessive releases in PresentationSessionTransport. r=jdm (58598d7b43) - Bug 1200969 - Fix timing issue in PresentationRequestUIGlue. r=fabrice (a9d4efcfb0) - Bug 1217712 - Part 1 - reject session request to packaged app with no "presentation" permission. r=seanlin. (300835465b) - Bug 1217712 - Part 2 - handle abnormal control channel close with no reason. r=seanlin. (deca080f98) - Bug 1196947 - Performance tools should display a message in private browsing, r=jsantell (c184a61fa1) - Bug 1103094 - Add accessor for nsIProfilerStartParams to nsIProfiler. r=BenWa (694cffcb92) - Bug 366324 - Make SVG favicons work reliably. r=mak (7ba59f3165) - Bug 1190364 - "With electrolysis (e10s) enabled and lots of tabs open, plugincheck often fails to find any plugins". r=billm (9eb8843429) - Bug 1103094 - Start profiling subprocesses if the parent process is already profiling. r=BenWa (a53480a19e) - Bug 1228489 - ifdef out ContentParent::StartProfiler for builds without profiler support. r=BenWa (2ef1eabf21) - Bug 1211266 - Remote blobs coming from a different thread and a different manager must be kept alive until the creation of depending RemoteBlobs is not completed, r=bent, f=gerard-majax (bb0e2c4731) - Bug 1098131 - Don't invalidate layers when simply changing SizeMode r=smaug,jimm (d6febd1e61) - Bug 1187784 (part 5) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (4f63429fb9) - Bug 1187784 (part 6) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (e6ee55faac) - Bug 1187784 (part 7) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (562892894a) - Bug 1187784 (part 8) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (3171c52a3a) - Bug 1187784 (part 9) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (7e5cb8f45b) - Bug 1163907 - Remove #ifdef PR_LOGGING in AccessibleCaretLogger (0fcee5100f) - Bug 1219470 - Replace PRLogModuleInfo with LazyLogModule. r=roc (0385266aac) - bit of Bug 1165518 - Part 2 (9b2aa1607f) - Bug 1221902 part 1 - NS_RELEASE SheetLoadData::mNext iteratively instead of recursively to avoid blowing up the stack. r=bz (6598fea496) - Bug 1187144 (part 5) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=dholbert. (4c87a8f678) - Bug 1187144 (part 6) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=dholbert. (d3155de1bb) - Bug 1187144 (part 7) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=dholbert. (a0c1f927c9) - Bug 1187144 (part 2) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=dholbert. (0bcf383a4f) - Bug 1219898 - Remove unneccessary gPreventMouseEvents flag. r=smaug (4e0dcf7e15) - Bug 1187144 (part 1) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (7b6a125dcd) - Bug 1187144 (part 3) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=dholbert. (64f8a5288e) - Bug 1158540 - Don't repeat the mRefCnt member of URLValue in ImageValue; r=dbaron (4ac4602546) - Bug 1187144 (part 4) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=dholbert. (d781f47d77) - Bug 1187144 (part 8) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (e5d8deeb33) - Bug 1219898 - Remove legacy handling of touch events for non-APZ e10s platforms. r=smaug (f928694ff8) - Bug 1187144 (part 9) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (0464196554) - Bug 1172012 - Fixes a copy & paste error in nsCSSValue.cpp. r=heycam (fe61a7740b) - Bug 1176782 part 3 - [css-align] Implement additional syntax and values for the 'justify-content' property in the style system. r=cam (95eb9717b1) - Bug 1215702 patch 1 - Remove the CSS properties that use CSS_PROP_BACKENDONLY (marks, orphans, page, size, widows), i.e., properties that were added in early Gecko days but never actually implemented. r=heycam (4344349699) - Bug 1215702 patch 2 - Remove the mechanism of backend-only CSS properties. r=heycam (3ae81722c2) - Bug 1176782 part 4 - [css-align] Implement additional syntax and values for the 'align-items' property in the style system. r=cam (8048af001a) - Bug 1176782 part 5 - [css-align] Implement additional syntax and values for the 'align-self' property in the style system. r=cam (b0505102c0) - Bug 1176782 part 6 - [css-align] Implement additional syntax and values for the 'align-content' property in the style system. r=cam (7b40da66ce) - Bug 1176782 part 7 - [css-align] Update the flexbox layout code to use the new align/justify style constants and remove the old in the style system. r=cam (67ee4f892a) - Bug 1176782 part 8 - [css-align] Update three tests that assumed that the computed value of 'align-items' is 'stretch' on all types of boxes which is no longer true. (72a358dce2) - Bug 1223568: Don't let fallback alignment values break flexbox special-case for "justify-content: stretch". r=mats (329012fbb2) - Bug 1224804 - [css-align] Make ::-moz-table-outer inherit 'justify-self'. r=dholbert (4e0c2b4d9b) - Bug 1158540 follow-up: Improve the comment (8a7b4a962f) - Bug 1227377: Change ImageRequest::mRequests hashtable to use more specific type in its key (s/nsISupports/nsIDocument/). r=khuey (eea7692f2c) - Bug 1168154 - Mark refcounted members of nsCSSValue::mValue as MOZ_OWNING_REF. r=heycam (2f9db113f1) - Bug 1228188 - ifdef around Skia GetMaxSurfaceSize usage. r=eihrul (ea0eaa0ea4) - Bug 1040668 part 1 - Avoid queuing transition event for disabled properties. r=dbaron (07fbda65d4) - Bug 1139640 test: Add mochitest for DOM properties for CSS properties. r=heycam (f995e71ce7) - Bug 1180083 - Avoid shadowing info() in test_property_database.html. r=dbaron (266f90254b) - Bug 1208136: Give property_database.js a helper-function for pref lookups, to catch exceptions thrown for missing about:config prefs. r=dbaron (4ecd90f34e) - Bug 1176792 part 1 - [css-grid] Implement the 'grid-column-gap', 'grid-row-gap', and 'grid-gap' properties in the style system. r=dholbert,dbaron (83d78611c5) - Bug 1151213 part 2 - [css-grid][css-align] Reftests for the 'align-self' and 'justify-self' properties on grid items. (7c38f737f4) - Bug 1151213 part 1 - [css-grid][css-align] Implement layout for the 'align-self' and 'justify-self' properties on grid items. r=dholbert (4e08c284e6) - Bug 1151214 part 3 - [css-grid][css-align] Implement layout for the 'justify-content' and 'align-content' CSS properties on grid containers. r=dholbert (8a90fa412c) - Bug 1222880 - Build a tree of AnimatedGeometryRoots to speed up traversal of ancestors. r=roc,tn (f9843046ae) - Bug 1226875 - Remove nsIFrame::GetFirstChild(). r=mats (a21a74365a) - Bug 1165667: Use reflow state's reference rendering context during flex layout, instead of creating a temporary one. r=mats (e8afd8bdb6) - Bug 1151214 part 2 - [css-flexbox][css-align] Shim implemention for the new align/justify property values in flexbox layout (just to avoid fatal assertions). r=dholbert (1350c46c90) - Bug 1155312: Convert flex container nsHTMLReflowMetrics/aDesiredSize-populating code to use logical coords. r=mats (54a61f1910) - Bug 1223653 patch 1 - Fix incorrect function being called, caught by enum class type checking in next patch. r=jfkthame (91b2eb348f) - Bug 1224464 patch 1 - Make nsCSSKeyword explicitly int16_t. r=heycam (7d6f615af5) - Bug 1224464 patch 2 - Make nsCSSProps keyword tables be arrays of structs, to represent what they logically are. r=heycam (d21a2de083) - Bug 1215424 - Convert ParseBoxProperty to CSSParseResult and remove ParseBoxPropertyVariant. r=heycam (4aff994d0d) - Bug 837211 - Add -webkit prefixed aliases for various CSS properties, behind an off-by-default preference. r=bzbarsky (35889a3a30) - Bug 1211101 part 1: Fix existing style system mochitests to accomodate webkit-prefixed property aliases. r=heycam (237efadebb) - Bug 1210905 part 2: Remove now-unneeded *_values & prerequisites fields from aliases in property_database.js. r=heycam (ed311c73c5) - Bug 1211101 part 2: Add supported (preffed off) webkit-prefixed CSS property aliases to property_database.js, for use in mochitests. r=heycam (5c3b7305f0) - Bug 1179444: Add support for CSS properties -webkit-backface-visibility, -webkit-perspective, and -webkit-perspective-origin, as aliases (behind a pref). r=heycam (73b2c60d52) - Bug 1208635 part 1: Add support for several prefixed CSS properties associated with -webkit-box, as aliases for modern flexbox properties (and behind a pref). r=heycam (9baa2ba20a) - Bug 1208635 part 2: Extend existing parser code for CSSUnprefixingService "-webkit-box" handling to also activate if native unprefixing is enabled. r=heycam (89cc559272) - Bug 1208635 part 3: Treat "-webkit-box" as a known CSS keyword, for better parsing performance. r=heycam (26a452e2cd) - Bug 1210905 part 1: Make property_database.js automatically populate aliasing properties' *_values & prerequisites fields based on their alias target. r=heycam (a33d38d153) - Bug 1210905 followup: Restore accidentally-removed 'subproperties' list on -moz-transform-style in style-system mochitest file property_database.js. (no review) (870de9afcb) - Bug 1212607 - Re-expose -moz-window-dragging property to the content. r=dbaron (073f318ab0) - Bug 1169837 - Remove box-sizing: padding-box in FF UI & Gecko Tests. r=dholbert (5581f54d75) - Bug 1212191: In CSS mochitest helper-file "property_database.js", add subproperties array for aliases that are missing it, and make it mandatory for CSS_TYPE_SHORTHAND_AND_LONGHAND. r=heycam (0edd14cb7f) - Bug 1176968 part 1: Refactor media-query parsing logic to use nsDependentString, to better allow for multiple consecutive prefixes. r=heycam (f3412f99e4) - some XP theme stuff (245f69a17e) - Bug 1179393: Add support for -webkit-border-image longhand CSS properties, as aliases (behind a pref). r=heycam (c95d45f6eb) - Bug 1195884 - Reject CSS 'will-change: will-change' for spec compliance. r=dholbert (8e9c2cefa9) - Bug 1176792 part 2 - [css-grid] Implement layout for the 'grid-column-gap' and 'grid-row-gap' properties. r=dholbert (c12fd29616) - Bug 1151214 part 4 - [css-grid][css-align] Add reftests for the 'justify-content' and 'align-content' CSS properties on grid containers. (4924ad5e98) - Bug 1176792 part 3 - [css-grid] Reftests for the 'grid-column-gap' and 'grid-row-gap' properties. (1bc2319d82) - Bug 1224464 patch 3 - Rename KTableValue to KTableEntry now that it is a struct. r=heycam (4ebf24dcab) - Bug 1224464 followup - Fix bustage on opt builds on CLOSED TREE (b23cee92e9) (1c5d25a761) * 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 NewMoon 27 Build! 32bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20230211-1c5d25a761-xpmod.7z 32bit SSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20230211-1c5d25a761-xpmod-sse.7z 32bit noSSE https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win32-git-20230211-1c5d25a761-xpmod-ia32.7z 64bit https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-27.10.0.win64-git-20230211-1c5d25a761-xpmod.7z source repo: https://github.com/roytam1/palemoon27 repo changes since my last build: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - enable shadow warnings (93e0fb3cf8) - more bits of Bug 1198334 (part 1) - Replace the opt-in FAIL_ON_WARNINGS (f07e6eca96) - Bug 1111892 - Ensure gdk_ungrab_pointer is always called in the correct process r=jimm (8bf40d8add) - Bug 1220344 - remote some of nsSystemInfo to make it e10s ready on Android r=nchen,froydnj (365e961dfb) - bug 1190018 - External protocol handlers don't work in e10s r=mrbkap (ff4567d517) - Bug 1225618 - Do not capture stacks for cycle collection timeline markers; r=vporof (d734ca9d26) - Bug 1218315 - Replace NS_LITERAL_STRING(...).get() with MOZ_UTF16(...) on xpcom. r=nfroyd (5cff917319) - Bug 1218315 - Use L"..." instead of MOZ_UTF16(...) for MSVS2015. r=nfroyd (9f8b88f428) - Bug 1199592 - support TV device type in UA string. r=fabrice. (2eecf7f3b4) - Bug 1215723 - Part 1: Make DataStorage a singleton for each file name; r=keeler (be2e5947f1) - Bug 1167693 - Ensure device and vendor IDs are zero-padded. r=mstange (6e583cbf71) - Bug 1186817 - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in security/ with iterators. r=keeler (4a14f547a7) - Bug 1215723 - Part 2: Initialize DataStorage items in the content process from the data in the parent; r=keeler (3a4d3ec7d5) - Bug 1215723 - Part 3: Propagate updates to DataStorage from the parent process to the content processes; r=keeler (2140b412eb) - Bug 1215723 - Part 4: Make isSecureHost and isSecureURI usable from the content process; r=keeler (c8b786ca1b) - Bug 1215723 - Part 5: Add an automated test; r=keeler (012e820385) - Bug 1154184 - Don't use Linux sandbox gtest dir if not building tests. r=gps (2993e27d44) - Bug 930258 - Part 1: The file broker, and unit tests for it. r=kang f=froydnj (d3e8cab30d) - Bug 930258 - Part 2: seccomp-bpf integration. r=kang (a40ef5e566) - Bug 930258 - Part 3: a file broker policy for the B2G emulator. r=kang (2c0c3d55cf) - Bug 930258 - Part 4: the PContent changes that connect the broker to its sandboxed client. r=kang r=billm (1206c3a20c) - Bug 1168251 - Do a partial recursion when doing make -C some/path compile. r=gps (a6733048fc) - Bug 1194951 - Suppress warnings in third-party code: pocketsphinx and sphinxbase. r=kdavis (4f679d6a1e) - Bug 1195186 - Build media/pocketsphinx in unified mode. r=kdavis (6e6bb419e0) - Bug 1203005 - Remove all traces of -Wdeclaration-after-statement. r=glandium. (a66d7a4760) - bits of Bug 1211568, land NSS_3_21_RTM (6b81926cd3) - Bug 947753 - Make sure nsChildView::ComputeShouldAccelerate returns true even if it's called before layout lets the window know about whether it's transparent. r=smichaud (0d2980b44f) - Bug 1162649 - Don't call setOpaque:NO or setHasShadow:NO for non-popup windows;r=mstange (6353bd2e96) - Backed out changeset 2e731191c692 (bug 1189565) for causing bug 1201053 a=backout (e4bc37c823) - Bug 1174703 - Add GLContextEAGL and GLContextProviderEAGL as an OpenGL provider for iOS. r=jgilbert (64c6538d7d) - Bug 1184402 - Reset format usage authority on context lose/restore. r=jgilbert (3df2278888) - more dupes... hackish (f432375460) - Bug 1007975 - div with display:table exposes table semantics r=surkov (f3b389dcce) - Bug 1159034 - Test uninitialized buffer data. - r=dvander Bug 1147441 - Add SharedArrayBuffer support to WebGL and WebGL 2. r=jgilbert, r=bzbarsky (a151e77beb) - Bug 1184402 - Part 1: Rename GetInfo() to GetUsage() for obtaining FormatUsageInfo. r=jgilbert (efbfe39a2e) - Bug 1184402 - Part 2: Added luminance float effective formats (2cb792990d) - Bug 1184402 - Part 3: Add WebGL1 formats when enabling extensions. r=jgilbert (aba6beb541) - Bug 1184402 - Part 4: Use WebGLFormat for validation in RenderbufferStorage_base. r=jgilbert (704c86386f) - Bug 1193070 - Implement GetFramebufferAttachmentParameter. r=jgilbert (ef51efdce1) - Bug 1188195 - always initialize WebGL2 BlitFramebuffer src/dst formats to some value. r=jgilbert (694a4d87a1) - Bug 1143876 - Treat invalidate-framebuffer as optional for WebGL2. - r=kamidphish (53d8ef5a3f) - Bug 1170845 - Remove WebGL2() exclusion on instanced draw divisor check. r=jgilbert (cd8d1375b3) - Bug 1192989 - Simplify handling by ifdefing in all.js. - r=kamidphish (32a26b46c8) - Bug 1179556 - Only call EnsureColorAttachPoints with a color attachment. r=jgilbert (8791f2e34a) - Bug 1170893 - Return null for invalid internal format. r=kamidphish (425657b6b6) - Bug 1225782 - Removes GlobalPropertiesAreOwn(). r=bz (a6ca6fd503) - Bug 1225381 - ensure mozCurrentTransform is finite. r=jmuizelaar (c009040dca) - Bug 1223740 - enforce max surface size for DrawTargetSkia. r=bas (505fe7ac3b) - Bug 1059014 (part 2) - Remove support for reflow on zoom event pending. r=dbaron. (be2ae37e94) - Bug 1059014 (part 3) - Remove support for pausing and resuming painting. r=dbaron. (35979215f3) (664ef9175d) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1217373 - [Presentation WebAPI] Avoid B2G crash due to potential excessive releases in PresentationSessionTransport. r=jdm (58598d7b43) - Bug 1200969 - Fix timing issue in PresentationRequestUIGlue. r=fabrice (a9d4efcfb0) - Bug 1217712 - Part 1 - reject session request to packaged app with no "presentation" permission. r=seanlin. (300835465b) - Bug 1217712 - Part 2 - handle abnormal control channel close with no reason. r=seanlin. (deca080f98) - Bug 1196947 - Performance tools should display a message in private browsing, r=jsantell (c184a61fa1) - Bug 1103094 - Add accessor for nsIProfilerStartParams to nsIProfiler. r=BenWa (694cffcb92) - Bug 366324 - Make SVG favicons work reliably. r=mak (7ba59f3165) - Bug 1190364 - "With electrolysis (e10s) enabled and lots of tabs open, plugincheck often fails to find any plugins". r=billm (9eb8843429) - Bug 1103094 - Start profiling subprocesses if the parent process is already profiling. r=BenWa (a53480a19e) - Bug 1228489 - ifdef out ContentParent::StartProfiler for builds without profiler support. r=BenWa (2ef1eabf21) - Bug 1211266 - Remote blobs coming from a different thread and a different manager must be kept alive until the creation of depending RemoteBlobs is not completed, r=bent, f=gerard-majax (bb0e2c4731) - Bug 1098131 - Don't invalidate layers when simply changing SizeMode r=smaug,jimm (d6febd1e61) - Bug 1187784 (part 5) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (4f63429fb9) - Bug 1187784 (part 6) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (e6ee55faac) - Bug 1187784 (part 7) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (562892894a) - Bug 1187784 (part 8) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (3171c52a3a) - Bug 1187784 (part 9) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::EnumerateRead() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (7e5cb8f45b) - Bug 1163907 - Remove #ifdef PR_LOGGING in AccessibleCaretLogger (0fcee5100f) - Bug 1219470 - Replace PRLogModuleInfo with LazyLogModule. r=roc (0385266aac) - bit of Bug 1165518 - Part 2 (9b2aa1607f) - Bug 1221902 part 1 - NS_RELEASE SheetLoadData::mNext iteratively instead of recursively to avoid blowing up the stack. r=bz (6598fea496) - Bug 1187144 (part 5) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=dholbert. (4c87a8f678) - Bug 1187144 (part 6) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=dholbert. (d3155de1bb) - Bug 1187144 (part 7) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=dholbert. (a0c1f927c9) - Bug 1187144 (part 2) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=dholbert. (0bcf383a4f) - Bug 1219898 - Remove unneccessary gPreventMouseEvents flag. r=smaug (4e0dcf7e15) - Bug 1187144 (part 1) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (7b6a125dcd) - Bug 1187144 (part 3) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=dholbert. (64f8a5288e) - Bug 1158540 - Don't repeat the mRefCnt member of URLValue in ImageValue; r=dbaron (4ac4602546) - Bug 1187144 (part 4) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=dholbert. (d781f47d77) - Bug 1187144 (part 8) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (e5d8deeb33) - Bug 1219898 - Remove legacy handling of touch events for non-APZ e10s platforms. r=smaug (f928694ff8) - Bug 1187144 (part 9) - Replace nsBaseHashtable::Enumerate() calls in layout/ with iterators. r=heycam. (0464196554) - Bug 1172012 - Fixes a copy & paste error in nsCSSValue.cpp. r=heycam (fe61a7740b) - Bug 1176782 part 3 - [css-align] Implement additional syntax and values for the 'justify-content' property in the style system. r=cam (95eb9717b1) - Bug 1215702 patch 1 - Remove the CSS properties that use CSS_PROP_BACKENDONLY (marks, orphans, page, size, widows), i.e., properties that were added in early Gecko days but never actually implemented. r=heycam (4344349699) - Bug 1215702 patch 2 - Remove the mechanism of backend-only CSS properties. r=heycam (3ae81722c2) - Bug 1176782 part 4 - [css-align] Implement additional syntax and values for the 'align-items' property in the style system. r=cam (8048af001a) - Bug 1176782 part 5 - [css-align] Implement additional syntax and values for the 'align-self' property in the style system. r=cam (b0505102c0) - Bug 1176782 part 6 - [css-align] Implement additional syntax and values for the 'align-content' property in the style system. r=cam (7b40da66ce) - Bug 1176782 part 7 - [css-align] Update the flexbox layout code to use the new align/justify style constants and remove the old in the style system. r=cam (67ee4f892a) - Bug 1176782 part 8 - [css-align] Update three tests that assumed that the computed value of 'align-items' is 'stretch' on all types of boxes which is no longer true. (72a358dce2) - Bug 1223568: Don't let fallback alignment values break flexbox special-case for "justify-content: stretch". r=mats (329012fbb2) - Bug 1224804 - [css-align] Make ::-moz-table-outer inherit 'justify-self'. r=dholbert (4e0c2b4d9b) - Bug 1158540 follow-up: Improve the comment (8a7b4a962f) - Bug 1227377: Change ImageRequest::mRequests hashtable to use more specific type in its key (s/nsISupports/nsIDocument/). r=khuey (eea7692f2c) - Bug 1168154 - Mark refcounted members of nsCSSValue::mValue as MOZ_OWNING_REF. r=heycam (2f9db113f1) - Bug 1228188 - ifdef around Skia GetMaxSurfaceSize usage. r=eihrul (ea0eaa0ea4) - Bug 1040668 part 1 - Avoid queuing transition event for disabled properties. r=dbaron (07fbda65d4) - Bug 1139640 test: Add mochitest for DOM properties for CSS properties. r=heycam (f995e71ce7) - Bug 1180083 - Avoid shadowing info() in test_property_database.html. r=dbaron (266f90254b) - Bug 1208136: Give property_database.js a helper-function for pref lookups, to catch exceptions thrown for missing about:config prefs. r=dbaron (4ecd90f34e) - Bug 1176792 part 1 - [css-grid] Implement the 'grid-column-gap', 'grid-row-gap', and 'grid-gap' properties in the style system. r=dholbert,dbaron (83d78611c5) - Bug 1151213 part 2 - [css-grid][css-align] Reftests for the 'align-self' and 'justify-self' properties on grid items. (7c38f737f4) - Bug 1151213 part 1 - [css-grid][css-align] Implement layout for the 'align-self' and 'justify-self' properties on grid items. r=dholbert (4e08c284e6) - Bug 1151214 part 3 - [css-grid][css-align] Implement layout for the 'justify-content' and 'align-content' CSS properties on grid containers. r=dholbert (8a90fa412c) - Bug 1222880 - Build a tree of AnimatedGeometryRoots to speed up traversal of ancestors. r=roc,tn (f9843046ae) - Bug 1226875 - Remove nsIFrame::GetFirstChild(). r=mats (a21a74365a) - Bug 1165667: Use reflow state's reference rendering context during flex layout, instead of creating a temporary one. r=mats (e8afd8bdb6) - Bug 1151214 part 2 - [css-flexbox][css-align] Shim implemention for the new align/justify property values in flexbox layout (just to avoid fatal assertions). r=dholbert (1350c46c90) - Bug 1155312: Convert flex container nsHTMLReflowMetrics/aDesiredSize-populating code to use logical coords. r=mats (54a61f1910) - Bug 1223653 patch 1 - Fix incorrect function being called, caught by enum class type checking in next patch. r=jfkthame (91b2eb348f) - Bug 1224464 patch 1 - Make nsCSSKeyword explicitly int16_t. r=heycam (7d6f615af5) - Bug 1224464 patch 2 - Make nsCSSProps keyword tables be arrays of structs, to represent what they logically are. r=heycam (d21a2de083) - Bug 1215424 - Convert ParseBoxProperty to CSSParseResult and remove ParseBoxPropertyVariant. r=heycam (4aff994d0d) - Bug 837211 - Add -webkit prefixed aliases for various CSS properties, behind an off-by-default preference. r=bzbarsky (35889a3a30) - Bug 1211101 part 1: Fix existing style system mochitests to accomodate webkit-prefixed property aliases. r=heycam (237efadebb) - Bug 1210905 part 2: Remove now-unneeded *_values & prerequisites fields from aliases in property_database.js. r=heycam (ed311c73c5) - Bug 1211101 part 2: Add supported (preffed off) webkit-prefixed CSS property aliases to property_database.js, for use in mochitests. r=heycam (5c3b7305f0) - Bug 1179444: Add support for CSS properties -webkit-backface-visibility, -webkit-perspective, and -webkit-perspective-origin, as aliases (behind a pref). r=heycam (73b2c60d52) - Bug 1208635 part 1: Add support for several prefixed CSS properties associated with -webkit-box, as aliases for modern flexbox properties (and behind a pref). r=heycam (9baa2ba20a) - Bug 1208635 part 2: Extend existing parser code for CSSUnprefixingService "-webkit-box" handling to also activate if native unprefixing is enabled. r=heycam (89cc559272) - Bug 1208635 part 3: Treat "-webkit-box" as a known CSS keyword, for better parsing performance. r=heycam (26a452e2cd) - Bug 1210905 part 1: Make property_database.js automatically populate aliasing properties' *_values & prerequisites fields based on their alias target. r=heycam (a33d38d153) - Bug 1210905 followup: Restore accidentally-removed 'subproperties' list on -moz-transform-style in style-system mochitest file property_database.js. (no review) (870de9afcb) - Bug 1212607 - Re-expose -moz-window-dragging property to the content. r=dbaron (073f318ab0) - Bug 1169837 - Remove box-sizing: padding-box in FF UI & Gecko Tests. r=dholbert (5581f54d75) - Bug 1212191: In CSS mochitest helper-file "property_database.js", add subproperties array for aliases that are missing it, and make it mandatory for CSS_TYPE_SHORTHAND_AND_LONGHAND. r=heycam (0edd14cb7f) - Bug 1176968 part 1: Refactor media-query parsing logic to use nsDependentString, to better allow for multiple consecutive prefixes. r=heycam (f3412f99e4) - some XP theme stuff (245f69a17e) - Bug 1179393: Add support for -webkit-border-image longhand CSS properties, as aliases (behind a pref). r=heycam (c95d45f6eb) - Bug 1195884 - Reject CSS 'will-change: will-change' for spec compliance. r=dholbert (8e9c2cefa9) - Bug 1176792 part 2 - [css-grid] Implement layout for the 'grid-column-gap' and 'grid-row-gap' properties. r=dholbert (c12fd29616) - Bug 1151214 part 4 - [css-grid][css-align] Add reftests for the 'justify-content' and 'align-content' CSS properties on grid containers. (4924ad5e98) - Bug 1176792 part 3 - [css-grid] Reftests for the 'grid-column-gap' and 'grid-row-gap' properties. (1bc2319d82) - Bug 1224464 patch 3 - Rename KTableValue to KTableEntry now that it is a struct. r=heycam (4ebf24dcab) - Bug 1224464 followup - Fix bustage on opt builds on CLOSED TREE (b23cee92e9) (1c5d25a761)

Only apologize when you've done something wrong, you have to stand for something or you could fall for anything.

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.

By the way, @XPerceniol, you know why I mentioned this user in this case, right?

Both.

I don't hate myself though, there are things I wish I could change some things but overall nothing. .................. Yeees!!!

GOOGLE'S DEMO OF UPCOMING AI SHOWS IT MAKING HUGE FACTUAL MISTAKE THIS IS ABSOLUTELY EMBARRASSING. Here: https://futurism.com/the-byte/google-demo-bard-ai-mistake FaiIlure to Launch Google's ChatGPT competitor called Bard — which doesn't even have a launch date yet — is already off to a rough start. As spotted by Reuters, Google's chatbot is already spewing misinformation — right in the company's own promotional demo. "Google just announced they’re going to be rolling out AI search results and there is inaccurate information IN THE AD COPY!" science communicator and author Hank Green tweeted. False Statements It's a picture-perfect example of the current state of AI chatbot tech. While they're extremely good at generating plausible-sounding responses, contemporary large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI's GPT and ChatGPT are still largely unable to differentiate truth from fiction. And that bodes badly, because tech giants including Microsoft and Google are racing each other to deploy these LLMs in their widely-used search engines — potentially filling the internet with complete garbage. Case in point, a short video of Google's new feature, which the company's official account shared on Twitter earlier this week, contains some glaring issues. One whopper: the blatantly false statement that NASA's James Webb Space Telescope took the first picture of an exoplanet, or a planet outside of our solar system. In fact, as NASA is the first to admit, the first exoplanet to be imaged, a Jupiter-like planet orbiting the brown dwarf 2M1207, was captured by the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope (VLT) back in 2004, 16 years before the James Webb started observations. Bad Start This morning, the search giant revealed it will include generative AI answers in some of its search results, but still has yet to reveal when the public will gain access to the feature. All we know is that the wider public will have access "in the coming weeks." Investors were clearly not impressed, with Alphabet shares dipping nearly eight percent so far today. In short, it's a worrying start in advanced AI for the largest search engine in existence, when a highly anticipated new feature is already spreading lies before even being launched to the public. "Natural. Language. Processors. Can. Not. Know. When. They. Are. Lying," Green added in a follow-up tweet.

I consider myself more of a generalist. My subjects of study were mathematics, biology and Latin. So I am on both sides of the force. Linguistic skills are particularly useful in the natural sciences to gain clarity and to adequately formulate insights gained. In any case, I am very concerned about the impoverishment of the German language, especially among our youth, which is also caused, among other things, by the constant use of Anglicisms. And I have deliberately not abbreviated "by the way" this time to make a small point. But as I already said, we are moving too far away from the topic here and are unfortunately off-topic.

Radically different philosophies. Moonchild needs someone to advance the browser, not keep it in early 21st century.

I finally got the stupid touchpad in my Dell Precision 7530 to work with Windows 8.1. Here's how: 1. Download these: https://www.mediafire.com/file/icgdlhs9vys6x0i/Intel_Serial_IO_7thGen%2B_Win81.zip/file They're intended for Intel Skylake, but can be made to work with Kabylake and later by simply adding in the Device IDs. 2. Please read the Read Me for a list of supported devices. If yours is not listed, you will need to mod the INF to include it. 3. Disable Driver Signature Enforcement. If you have a multi-boot, you can just simply reboot and then select Change Default or other options on the boot menu. If not, navigate to Settings->Update and Recover->Recover->Advanced Startup->Restart. Click Restart now again and the Advanced options will appear. 4. Go to Device Manager and System Devices. In there, there will be a few devices named Intel Device (or they may have the name of the device already). These will report as having no driver installed, so right click->Update->Browse->Select from a list->Have Disk->And then point it to iaLPSS2_I2C_SKL.inf. Install away. 5. Install the touchpad driver that corresponds to your device whether it be Synaptics, ALPS, or Elan. Dell uses a customized version of ALPS known as Dell Touchpad. If you have this, you can find the driver on the driver page for your Dell laptop model. Just select Windows 10 from the dropdown. 6. Restart if prompted and voila, the touchpad should be fully functional!

Same case here, my friend.

I think the same as well, but for @AstroSkipper, as he used to talk to me a lot at the beginning of the last year, until September last year. Good, you guessed my thinking, which is this, exactly.

New build of BOC/UXP for XP! Test binary: MailNews Win32 https://o.rthost.win/boc-uxp/mailnews.win32-20230211-485bba73-uxp-553e7438a-xpmod.7z BNavigator Win32 https://o.rthost.win/boc-uxp/bnavigator.win32-20230211-485bba73-uxp-553e7438a-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.win32-20230211-id-656ea98-uxp-553e7438a-xpmod.7z IceApe-UXP(suite) https://o.rthost.win/hbl-uxp/iceape.win32-20230211-id-656ea98-ia-93af9a0-uxp-553e7438a-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.

Eventually, I would write what's causing me to be negative, but I want to abid by forum rules, and I also don't wanna bring so much negativity to this topic.

Well, I'm afraid not.

Has there been any more updates for DcBrowser?

Listening now ......

A few false positives from some unknown security vendors is quite common. See issue #25. The executable on yt-dlp's GitHub is built with a custom Pyinstaller from https://github.com/yt-dlp/pyinstaller-builds and doesn't have that issue. I use the official Pyinstaller. [Edit] See also: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69899867/python-script-distribution-on-windows-options-to-avoid-virus-false-positives.

The installer of Pegasus Mail 4.81 beta doesn't work properly under Windows XP, indeed and unfortunately. I reported it to the technical support of Pegasus via email. I'm curious to see if anyone gets back to me and if it's of any use.

Yeah, except there are too few of XUL extension devs left and some WebExtensions have surpassed their abandoned XUL variants in usability. I recently learned you can write BitTorrent client on top of the platform - MagDown. Another extension can do Gopher - OverbiteFF. I recently noticed the old abandoned XUL extension Ant Video Downloader can no longer fetch videos off YouTube, I wonder if only a banal fix is required or something more extensive. Somewhat unrelated, but work shift is coming to an end and I've been trialing AVX2 build of Pale Moon on my work computer today. While it's not Earth shattering, I have to say I'm really happy about it as the delays that are usual in operation of the browser are noticeably reduced. Makes me wonder what more could be done in regards to speed manually on the code level. I can't run it at home due to obsolete AMD Phenom II X4 920 CPU...

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I know, i just thought it was funny. No offence taken or intended. There are too few hours in a day, too often i can't find enough time for all the things i want to do... But i try to catch up once in a while.

Thank you for this most excellent read ; lengthy, but still excellent! Considering it was written 7 years ago, I wonder what the author would've said about today's "abomination" of the web ...

... The UXP forks (NM28/St52) offered here by roytam1 (infinite thanks BTW ) are based 99.5% on the same application platform (UXP) that official Pale Moon (and Basilisk) is based on ... Like "our" forum, "theirs" is also inhabited by numerous very knowledgeable members; because the platform is more-or-less common, if issue "A" affects PM, there's a strong likelihood same issue "A" affects NM28 and/or St52... If solution to issue "A" is offered inside the PM forums, then good chances are the same solution will work for NM28/St52, too... Case in point, the recent "discourse" breakage... Fortunately, one can visit the official PM forums and read most content there without a mandatory registration - the site is safe, renders fine in "our" browsers and, frankly, is also a chest full of invaluable knowledge on "legacy" browsers, "legacy" extensions, etc. When I, @UCyborg or some other person here includes a link to the PM forum, should be assumed by the frequenters here that it links to content that is also relevant to "our" browsers , or, at the most extreme, it links to general discussions with tangence/interest to "us", too ... IOW, you don't have to use Pale Moon browser to follow a suggested link to their forum - FWIW, I don't use PM myself, for the simple reason it's incompatible with my OS, however that fact doesn't stop me from visiting their forum for "consultation" on various issues/problems (mind you, the forum is less "hostile" now to read, with "you-know-who" banned from posting ) ... I understand my opinion(s) might not resonate well with everybody here, "c'est la vie" , and, certainly, I don't want to sound unpleasant to some of you, but...

God, give me the grace to accept with serenity the things that cannot be changed, Courage to change the things which should be changed, and the Wisdom to distinguish the one from the other. Living one day at a time, Enjoying one moment at a time, Accepting hardship as a pathway to peace, Taking, as Jesus did, This sinful world as it is, Not as I would have it, Trusting that You will make all things right, If I surrender to Your will, So that I may be reasonably happy in this life, And supremely happy with You forever in the next. Amen.

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... Do you happen to know the last (portable) version to do so, additionally the last one for Vista? EDIT: It appears the last Vista-compatible release was v0.6.3 : based on Chromium 85; when the author upgraded to Chromium 86 core, Vista support was lost and he could not restore it ... Also:

Besides catsxp browser which is a Brave browser fork , please find an ongoing conversation below https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/catsxp-browser.449453/ there is also Epic browser developed for the Indian market. There are two versions one based on chrome and one on Firefox. Both of them seem to be be 6 or 7 cycles behind if I am not mistaken https://epic-browser.en.uptodown.com/windows The chromium based does not support any add ons. I'll be giving catsxp a try in the foreseeable future. Catsxp also working on winxp providing that you can transfer window 7 certificates to xp Cheers

I successfully ported newly released Opera Version: 96.0.4674.0 System:Windows Vista 64-bit Chromium version:110.0.5481.30

When I was watching the news, I found this recent image of someone using a laptop running Vista with one of the last "XP" versions of Chrome. It was covered up at that airing but when the image aired earlier in the day the laptop's palmrest was shown with a "designed for Vista" sticker. Someone needs to tell them about New Moon and Serpent!!

I have done a few tests to measure copy speed during Text portion of setup. Here are the results: NLited XP source, 5251 files occupying 399.7 MB. After the copy part on destination drive are found 2850 files, occupying 476MB. Preparation made by WinSetupFromUSB 0.1.1, run on XP SP2 system, C2D 4300@2.9GHz. USB stick- Lexar JD Lightening 1100 1GB, which is relatively fast: In all cases stick was quick formatted using HP USB format tool 2.0.6. To check if USB write protection via migrate.inf plays role I tested without it as well. All tests performed intentionally on an old Celeron 1.7MHz/384MB RAM/VIA 266KM chipset, which supports USB 2.0 once the USB drivers are loaded. FAT16: Stick prepared for ~15 min. (899 secs.) Text mode copy part with USB write-protection- 4:10 Text mode copy part without USB write-protection- 6:13 FAT32: Stick prepared for ~21 min. (1253 secs.) Text mode copy part with USB write-protection- 12:58 Text mode copy part without USB write-protection- 7:15 NTFS: Stick prepared for ~4 min. (238 secs.) Text mode copy part with USB write-protection- 1:42 Text mode copy part without USB write-protection- 1:45 It really puzzles me why FAT32 is so slow compared to FAT16 If your system supports USB boot from NTFS formatted partitions AND you are not planning excessive usage of the USB stick in terms of write operations, where NTFS may wear it out (disputable with modern USB sticks), NTFS seems to be the way to go.

Since most USB sticks of nowadays common size come from manufacturer (NOT bootable) formatted as FAT32, you can now understand how I left a number of people bewildered by the speed of sticks on my good ol' Asus sub-notebook running 2K SP0. (600 Mhz - 10 Gb HD - built in year 2000) Typically I would go to a customer's office, make him copy the files I need (from a very fast - top end - desktop) on one of his sticks, (several tens of seconds), then in a flash read them on my small faithful thingy (also helped by the fact that reading is usually much faster than writing). B) Just imagine the overall amount of time wasted by people waiting for their files to be copied to sticks thanks to the "stupid" upgrade to the drivers the good MS guys made. Unrelated, but maybe worth a read: http://www.msfn.org/board/Generic-98-USB-d...-me-t99220.html jaclaz