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Not at all. I could even justify it, but it would be totally off-topic and, to be honest, the obvious doesn't really need to be justified.

No. Taking quotes out of context to interpret or emphasise what the quoter wants to have confirmed is a no-go. Think of Pippi Longstocking! And Caesar had turned many people against him.

When quote me, please at least quote the main subject in full. I wrote [GitHub] may allow Russians to steal members' intellectual property because Russians have a law allowing their citizens and businesses to do so. Where does Github write they only act accordingly to the US laws, I just saw "any" laws, it's a bad game of guessing, assuming, etc, It needs to be written in plain text.

for @66cats. In other, very simple words, the alleged American company Github declares it can prosecute members using any laws, For example, prosecute a member from Canada using Russian laws. EDIT. I'd never join such website.

Microsoft has no jurisdiction over Canada and/or Australia. Win32 already explained (with the links to the laws, look for the post at his account), modifying isn't prohibited in Canada. Neither of us ("TINY userbase") reside in the US, so we don't actually care.

They send it via inbox at github, that would be my guess since I don't have an acc. there. Probably they even have a warning system, also.

The files are in the User Data\Default folder. Passwords are in the 'Login Data' file. The Cache is in the 'Cache' folder, not surprisingly! I don't know where cookies are stored, but I'm sure a quick Google search (other search engines are available) will tell you. If Thorium is much slower using the user data from 360Chrome than it was before, try disabling all the extensions and see if it speeds up. You may have had extensions in 360Chrome which don't play well with Thorium. It took me a bit of tweaking to get that right, but using the 360Chrome data was a good starting point, and all my bookmarks and saved password data carried across fine.

Can't reproduce. Posting is fast, no pause before is done.

Spam flood fixed.

Well if you are talking about Github and the laws. One thing is what they declare and the second thing is the reality and what they really force and remove. I will not post the links as it is not allowed here, but there is multiple software hosted on Github allowing to bypass the protections and the licenses of various commercial software and allowing the people steal it. And it’s there hosted for ages. Like 7 years for example and that was of course before the new Russian law and looks like nobody cares at all. That’s imho little bit strange and I got a feeling from that, they don’t have the same meter for MS and/or other big companies stuff and the rest.

First and foremost, it's not off-topic, github declares it. Read their terms of service. https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/github-terms/github-terms-of-service What is it exactly you don't understand? They can't use "any" laws. Evidence is they they took down the Kernel project and their open statement in the terms. "2. We have the right to refuse or remove any User-Generated Content that, in our sole discretion, violates any laws or GitHub terms or policies. User-Generated Content displayed on GitHub Mobile may be subject to mobile app stores' additional terms."

Self-evident is another very important matter, and I quote. "2. We have the right to refuse or remove any User-Generated Content that, in our sole discretion, violates any laws or GitHub terms or policies. User-Generated Content displayed on GitHub Mobile may be subject to mobile app stores' additional terms." In light of the fact I posted yesterday, about the Russian government that has officially legalised intellectual property theft and made it a law. In the quote above, Github declares it may act on any laws, not only US laws, so it may allow Russians to steal members' intellectual property, and those members can't do anything about it, they had been warned, and accepted github terms. For example, Russians write to github and demand them to open up someone's work, or take it down. But if a Russian member hosts stolen property on github, it's all according to their "law", so all is "fine". Sources: https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/github-terms/github-terms-of-service https://ipwatchdog.com/2022/03/16/russian-businesses-can-now-legally-steal-intellectual-property-unfriendly-countries/id=147528/

Maybe for you. Otherwise, the statement you keep making is simply nonsense.

Hello! No, no solution. Switch to Nvidia only in the BIOS. Intel card is weak and crappy anyways.

I'm Chinese,and I have changed 360EE to sumermium for a few months...

In this weird modern World, it doesn't work the way you assume. The US hosts a super large portion of openly anti-American population, most of them aren't even citizens, they broke all the laws, yet they aren't deported, they are even subsidised. It's the same with the github since they are an American entity, they resonate on the same (current) agenda frequencies. Also, regarding github, github works for the international market, they can't just throw away whomever they don't like. Or they would've needed to implement the only US members demand.

Wow! I've been out of the vintage Windows scene for awhile, and last I knew, the best, most "modern" browser was the Chinese Extreme360 that was hacked to display in English and remove all/most if the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) spyware and other similar junk. This Supermium, in principle, seems much better however, in the sense that it's a maintainable and reproducible port of Chromium, so the source code is available, unlike Extreme360, which is closed source. Last I knew, this was thought to be either impossible or prohibitively difficult, so I'm glad there was finally a breakthrough, as a native Chromium port seemed to be the most viable path forward, given that even the latest ports of the various Firefox-derived browsers have fallen increasingly out of date and/or are not working super reliably anymore as bugs and half-broken features begin to pile up. While in general I loathe to use Google Chrome and reluctantly use the open-sourced Chromium only when absolutely necessary, I will definitely consider giving Supermium a try, at least on my Windows XP, Vista and 7 machines. c

Someone needs to write a good CH spoofer, otherwise game over. As it's slowly but surely becomes the new UA replacement. https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/issues/779

@George King I make try, but situation in XP bit64 for lan i218-LM v3 is much less clear than in bit 32 and I have not tested until now 140: D5 1D 141: 0E 57 2DD4: 5A A2 335CB: 5A A2 Dietmar https://ufile.io/k6jekir2

I am trying to replace 360Chrome with Thorium as the default browser on my Windows XP installation. Neither browser has a native in-built mechanism to do this of course. I did it with 360Chrome by editing the necessary registry entries, and it has always worked fine since I did that, opening the HTM and HTML files from Windows Explorer, and opening links in e-mails and documents. I'm now trying to replicate that with Thorium, but I've run into a puzzling problem. I've managed to get files to open in Thorium absolutely fine, but what I cannot get working is the opening of links in e-mails and documents. I've been through the registry entries, and everything looks OK, but when I click on a link in an e-mail message say, Thorium opens but it's badly malfunctioning. Immediately I get two pop-ups telling me that two extensions have crashed (Trusteer Rapport and uBlock Origin). All the other extensions seems to be OK. More seriously, if I try to open any tabs, even internal ones like the settings, they immediately crash, with 'Error code: 0xC0150004'. This is one of those useless codes which just tells you that something went wrong, without telling you what the problem actually was! The registry entry which controls what opens when links embedded in messages are clicked seems to be (for HTTPS) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\https. If I change the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\https\shell\open\command entry, the program which opens changes. At the moment it's set to run 360Chrome, which opens and works fine. If I put the equivalent string in to run Thorium, it opens but malfunctions as above. Putting exactly the same string into the 'Run' box and running it works perfectly! Has anyone any clue what's happening here? This makes no sense at all to me!

Its a shame, someone goes out of their way to provide an extended kernel for free for people that want to use an older os for whatever reason they have, then someone else says: nope, you won't do that It hurts even more because thats not just a file that we can find on some obscure corner of the internet again and be happy, thats a maintained project that sadly cannot just stop on one version Actions like this just discourages people even more, imagine you work on something in your free time and then you have to deal with morons that don't want your project to exist

Yessaa, on first try it works!!! Now we have Intel Lan i218-LM v3 for XP Dietmar https://ufile.io/g6md5zge PS: Mod is in e1d5132oriori.sys ==> e1d5132.sys from PROEmbSw11 package: 2909: 04 00 3D 5A 15 00 00 7F 20 3D ==> 04 00 3D A2 15 00 00 7F 20 3D 2137C: 81 F9 5A 15 00 00 0F ==> 81 F9 A2 15 00 00 0F 2835B: 66 81 F9 5A 15 74 07 66 ==> 66 81 F9 A2 15 74 07 66 and correct Checksum 138: A6 ==> EF 139: 3D ==> CD 13A: 04 ==> 03 and mod its e1d5132oriori.inf ==> e1d5132.inf %E155ANC.DeviceDesc% = E153A, PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_155A ==> %E155ANC.DeviceDesc% = E153A, PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_15A2 %E155ANC.DeviceDesc% = E153A, PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_155A ==> %E155ANC.DeviceDesc% = E153A, PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_15A2 HKLM,Software\Intel\Prounstl\SupportedDevices\8086, 155A, 0, "155A" ==> HKLM,Software\Intel\Prounstl\SupportedDevices\8086, 15A2, 0, "15A2" And here is the Notebook Lenovo W550s with 5600U cpu and this Lan device The only thing that will not work is the crazy graphik driver. Nvidia tells, it has driver for it, not works. May be, that it is also a very easy hack for the Device ID in nv4_mini.sys..

FWIW, I just use the latest standard Google Chrome on Windows 10. I used to use Firefox there, but Chrome has the big advantage that it now syncs with my installations of Thorium and Supermium on XP, which is great! This would not of course be a configuration that anyone concerned about privacy would want to use, but it's fine for me. @DrWho3000 If you want to use Thorium on Windows 10 that's your choice of course. I assumed you'd already done it, but if you haven't, you need to find Thorium's User Data folder, which should be in C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Thorium (I think, I don't keep it there!) Rename it in case you have to restore it, to say 'User Data Old'. Then find the equivalent User Data folder for 360Chrome, which again should be in C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\360Chrome. Copy and paste the whole User Data folder to where the Thorium one was, run Thorium and see what happens. Good luck!

The download of all Windows XP x86 updates has also been completed. The download took place under Windows 10 with WSUS Offline Update 9.2.6, the latest version of the wsusscn2.cab file automatically fetched by WSUS and C++ Libraries and .NET Frameworks enabled. Here are my results: Size of the folder client\cpp: 87.6 MB Size of the folder client\dotnet: 960 MB Size of the folder client\win: 148 MB Size of the folder client\wxp: 735 MB The file ExcludeList-superseded.txt was extracted correctly and automatically copied to the exclude folder. The file size is 1.86 MB (1956216 B). So, no need to manually extract and paste. Strangely, despite exclusions (among others ndp48-), a number of ndp48-kb* files were downloaded and saved in the folder client\dotnet\x86-glb where I had to remove them during the last pause before creating the iso image. No idea why they were saved. But all in all, everything worked perfectly. My download log only shows those files as failed downloads already mentioned in previous posts. I added them during the last pause. And regarding the download of Office 2010 updates, the method of injecting an older version of wsusscn2.cab also worked fine, exactly the way I had planned and hoped.

Here are my first results: Size of the folder client\o2k10: 729 MB Size of the folder client\ofc: 5.02 GB As already mentioned, I used WSUS Offline Update 11.9.6. My download log doesn't show any failed downloads. So what sizes did you get? Shall we also compare the number of files in each folder?

I am also doing that under Windows 10 at the moment. Just to see whether there are differences to what I already got under Windows XP.

As of version 3.8.1 I do not get discord notification banners on the desktop when I get a new message. I've had this happen on both of my PCs and if I uninstall startallback then I begin to see the notifications again. Thanks!

When I first installed Thorium (and Supermium) I simply replaced their user data folders with the one from my 360Chrome installation. This worked fine and almost everything came across OK. It's all Chromium, so that should work, at least as a starting point.

Privacy issue, yes, but the most annoyance is when modern sites detect Vista and ask you to upgrade the browser, when the browser is not needed to be upgraded. Probably, you don't use those sites, I'd give some links, but you won't use them anyway, one good example is Nvidia site, it was already discussed at github.

New regular/weekly KM-Goanna release: https://o.rthost.win/kmeleon/KM76.5.5-Goanna-20240803.7z Changelog: Out-of-tree changes: * update Goanna3 to git cbc917768b...38663d2b9f: - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1222098 - Devicemotion event timestamp should return values from Android sensor API and not Gecko. r:smaug (0fb05341d5) - Bug 1266701 - some header missing in dom/events, r=jwatt (59a8a30af3) - namespace (c5796648b6) - Bug 1243555: Remove unnecessary nsDocShell static_cast in EventListenerManager::HandleEventInternal(). r=smaug (21c559122c) - Bug 1254629 - Let query events fail when content root is wrong; r=masayuki (64454249aa) - Bug 1224233 - fix crashy usage of IMENotificationSender::Run using on-screen keyboard on Windows, r=smaug (ddcdf13ad0) - Bug 1252058 IMEContentObserver::IMENotificationSender shouldn't post notifications when IMEContentObserver which is the owner of it stopped observing contents r=smaug (9f4a14f13a) - Bug 1259671 part.1 Rename InternalScrollPortEvent::orientType to InternalScrollPortEvent::OrientType r=smaug (eaefa4472f) - Bug 1259671 part.2 Rename InternalScrollPortEvent::vertical to InternalScrollPortEvent::eVertical r=smaug (91bcdcd1df) - Bug 1259671 part.3 Rename InternalScrollPortEvent::horizontal to InternalScrollPortEvent::eHorizontal r=smaug (f3c206dc4c) - Bug 1259671 part.4 Rename InternalScrollPortEvent::both to InternalScrollPortEvent::eBoth r=smaug (ac34dc95c1) - Bug 1259671 part.5 Rename InternalScrollPortEvent::orient to InternalScrollPortEvent::mOrient r=smaug (6736862c75) - Bug 1262324 (part 1) - Remove "locale.all" prefix from Unix charsets. r=emk. (b337137c3d) - Bug 1255655 - Const-ify dom encodings and similar arrays. r=baku. (93d79e84a7) - Bug 1262324 (part 2) - Introduce nsUConvProp. r=emk. (bad497dee6) - Bug 1257877 - Remove UTF-16 support from TextEncoder. r=hsivonen (ad647b12a3) - Bug 1120813 - Add support for the MS932 label of Shift_JIS. r=emk, r=Ms2ger (8a35fd93cf) - Bug 1250930 - Use correct global when creating a key in GenerateAsymmetricKeyTask r=bz (ba65e0ae34) - Bug 842818 - Allow calling WebCryptoTask::DispatchWithPromise() from workers r=keeler (e99301ba3e) - Bug 1251390. Make timer queries available at the appropriate time. r=jgilbert (f1a0dcf7d3) - Bug 1259696 - Check read buffer mode when doing CopyTexImage. r=jgilbert (fe51211b56) - Bug 1241042 - Get correct frag varying from angle validator. r=jmuizelaar (29a4298a7e) - Bug 1244611 - "Using named uniform buffer objects in the fragment shader fails". r=jgilbert (2e05e31d09) - Bug 1263018 - Only update active prog info if linking active prog. - r=jrmuizel (1603ebdd8c) - Bug 1257593 - Handle webgl FramebufferTexture2D() with an unbound texture. r=jgilbert (4d75981cb7) - Bug 1257593 followup, fix bustage from believing a reviewer and then sending a different patch to try (7766b0cdb4) - Bug 1258061 - Clarify FramebufferTexture2D handling for tex2D and cubeMap; r=jgilbert (0635d9412a) - Bug 1259449 - Require GLFeature::sync for WebGL's disjoint_timer_query. - r=jrmuizel (b6017134a3) - Bug 1247804 - Enable seamless cubemaps where available. - r=jrmuizel (e7fd3ec5ed) - Bug 1247977: More information when we hit the OpenGL error in FakeBlackTexture. r=jgilbert (f6f2c82e33) - Bug 1255655 - Const-ify sExtensionNames. r=mattwoodrow. (c0c60b34c7) - Bug 1262757 - Use StaticRefPtr for the global context in GLContextProviderWGL, r=jrmuizel (0cc29a3385) - Bug 1259811 - Require FBO support for GLContexts. - r=jrmuizel (ec3c1a6045) - Bug 1234441 - Allow malformed ESSL version string. - r=jrmuizel (8fda1569ab) - Bug 1199923 - Work around Intel Linux driver lying about max texture size - r=jgilbert (546b7dfe6a) - Bug 1262265 - Cleanup GLContext symbol init. - r=jrmuizel (8da8ce647a) - Bug 1232334 - [1.2] Only set context on successful attach. r=snorp (ca29c322bf) - Bug 1261320 - Check DataSurface is vaild before using, r=milan (be9aebba47) - Bug 1245868 - repalce pass by value with pass by pointer in IsHeadRequest. r=jst (f9d7f6185f) - fix tests (3ccf9d1715) - Bug 1232941 - Register Observer and listen to NS_XPCOM_SHUTDOWN_OBSERVER_ID for GATT, r=shuang (aa367807fa) - Bug 1239979: Init and uninit all Bluetooth profile managers, r=shuang (78c1ebbd13) - Bug 1239979: Uninitialized Bluetooth profile managers explictly to release refs, r=shuang (83b5389539) - Bug 1262630. Replace workers::GetGlobalObjectForGlobal with xpc::NativeGlobal. r=khuey (9f639580be) - Bug 1255817 part 6. Fix up some comments in CallbackObject that refer to things that no longer exist. r=bholley (575bf90c98) - Bug 1259545. Remove the JS_SaveFrameChain bits in CallbackObject error reporting, since they are no longer needed. r=bholley (16181ddb38) - Bug 1260511 part 2. Change XPConnect's handling of exceptions thrown from JS components so that if an nsresult integer is thrown we convert it into an actual exception object before handing it out to content instead of propagating out the numeric value. r=khuey (dc02854e3f) - Bug 1260511 part 3. In dom::Throw, ignore the pending xpconnect exception if we were given a non-default message string (because we don't want to lose that string). Also, make sure to always clear the pending xpconnect exception there. r=khuey (978a1e9132) - Bug 1250106 - Correctly set charging status and remaining time when battery level is rounded to 1.0 r=bz (662e18648c) - Bug 1253641 - DOMException's CC participant should traverse mData. r=khuey. (0a48e3f8e7) - Bug 1261115 - when Console is running in the main thread the existence of mWindow should always be ensured, r=smaug (caa1efd087) - Bug 1257208 - Use the nsTextNode concrete type in several places in DirectionalityUtils.cpp instead of nsINode and nsIContent; r=peterv (69529fd8d4) - Bug 1260982 - BlobFileImpl::GetType() should work also in workers, r=smaug (4b01d269bc) - Bug 1262104 - Remove a non-used CTOR for BlobImplFile, r=ehsan (37ee0ec6d4) - Bug 1259477 - Port test_document_register.html to mochitest-plain so that it can be turned on in e10s mode; r=mrbkap (411c220cda) - Bug 1222128 - Turn test_bug1011748.html into a browser mochitest to make it run properly in e10s mode r=bzbarsky (45403d3d15) - Bug 1259588 - new File("") throws TypeError exception, r=baku (05f6e7292d) - Bug 1264710 - Catch IDB exceptions in IndexedDBHelper. r=fabrice (0d3c860a89) - Bug 1263553 - Move MultipartBlobImpl into mozilla::dom namespace, r=smaug (e286c6cfe1) - Bug 1263551 - Remove unused method in MultipartBlobImpl, r=smaug (54c2da9a12) - Bug 1252687 - get rid of static nsStrings in PerformanceObserver.cpp r=bz (319f2697d4) - Bug 1148535 - Check if the density descriptor in srcset consists of a valid floating-point number. r=jdm (79ac8d8dea) - Bug 1257742 - Part 1: Follow the update-source-set rule to append default source into source set; r=jdm (853c69cc8c) - Bug 1257742 - Part 2: Allow both width and static density candidates showing in same selector; r=jdm (4f1e00225d) - Bug 1257742 - Part 3: Support using floating point in sizes descriptor; r=jdm (c1a7e36bb3) - Bug 1257742 - Part 4: Update web-platform test expectation; r=jdm (e41044b88e) - Bug 1262942 - Remove unnecessary warning message in ResponsiveImageSelector; r=jdm (ffb757204d) - Bug 1158412 - Remove assertion for document prescontex and add crash test; r=jdm (947ccdfbfc) - Bug 1237633 - Part 1: Percentages are not allowed in a <source-size-value>. r=jdm (614b560097) - Bug 1237633 - Part 2: Avoid fatal assertion when a responsive image's size specifier is invalid. r=johns, r=jdm (4e90829d97) - Bug 495546 - Add crashtest. (c2765ecbf4) - fix some tests (d9b393b168) - Bug 1256419. Null-check our nsDOMWindowList before trying to get its length. r=smaug (6c14430e5d) - Bug 1162775: Make contentAreaDropListener use dataTransfer.files to get the files dropped. r=smaug (d2850f2008) - Bug 1220679 - replace AutoSafeJSContext with AutoJSAPI. r=bz. (64538bdd44) - reinstantiate assert, present in up to esr68 (221cec538a) - Bug 1209329 - Improve comments about about: URIs in nsContentUtils::InternalStorageAllowedForPrincipal, r=bholley (71152e5639) - Bug 1246250 - Deal with failure to create a blob actor. r=khuey (102686ac28) - Bug 1265902 - part 1 - be more efficient when using nsContentUtils::GetSurfaceData(); r=mccr8 (ba2a52abd3) - Bug 1258857 - Add empty items to an IPC transferable object for every flavor of the source object that did not have any data associated to it r=enndeakin (0a02b61566) - Bug 1265902 - part 2 - don't construct unnecessary string temporaries in TransferablesToIPCTransferables; r=mccr8 (aec10c8fc6) - remove unknown blob handling, not found in Tycho-dev repo, nor esr60 or TFF (eb6a24720a) - Bug 1155486 - Convert nsDOMAttributeMap::mLocalName to void* to ensure that we can never dereference it; r=baku (34e2864340) - Bug 1250926 - Remove unused SCRIPTABLE_FLAGS defines from nsDOMClassInfo; r=peterv (76917fb76b) - No bug. Helper tool to partially autogenerate portions of the release notes. (3818e5534b) - Bug 1203423 - Move call to AddClone outside nsMutationReceiver constructor; r=smaug (35c94ad785) - Bug 1254096 - Update CaretPositionFromPoint() for type=number, r=ehsan (df31edca8f) - Bug 1265771 P1 Only store active documents in the global observer list. r=bz (01502e91e5) - Bug 1265771 P2 Expand navigate-window.https.html wpt test to cover uncontrolled windows. r=bz (3333906720) - Bug 1265771 P3 Expand browser_force_refresh.js to verify Clients.matchAll() behavior on refresh. r=bz (01394ec8f1) - stop hiding things for _LIBCPP_VERSION (5de86e8bbf) (76fdf7909d) - import changes from `dev' branch of rmottola/Arctic-Fox: - Bug 1230163 - White-space copy issue: Add conditional compile also for SeaMonkey. r=ehsan (6c6cf03257) - Bug 1066663, move call to SetDragState to happen when a window is lowered to avoid the issue with selection being prevented, r=smaug (7a15008ac3) - Bug 1245452, null check window->GetDocShell return value, r=khuey (77fee59e52) - Bug 1168398 - Ensure that the presshell is initialized before attempting to scroll something into its view; r=enndeakin (4aba157104) - Bug 1227461, don't iterate multiple times past the top-level document during tab navigation, prevents hang navigating in page info dialog, r=smaug (0a69f5085d) - Bug 1263443 - Typo in nsGkAtomList.h; r=smaug (9a0b34d075) - Bug 1260480 - Remove mozNoMarginBoxes. r=dbaron (fb06487de9) - Bug 1254378 - Make SpeechSynthesis an event target with a "voiceschanged" event. r=smaug (8d00157559) - some missing bits to be reapplied (e046af733d) - Bug 1097398 Part 1 - Move AccessibleCaret default assets to layout/style/. r=nalexander, r=heycam (694c4617d2) - Bug 1097398 Part 2 - Add preferences to make carets always tilt. r=roc (61ccfa508e) - Bug 1252368 - Move resource files in layout/style/ into layout/style/res/ directory. r=nalexander (6049fec5ba) - partial of Bug 1258177 - Make the list-item markers non-selectable. r=bz (9387a5a1f7) - Bug 1259889 Part 2 - Load html.css lazily for pref changes. r=heycam (16f139a9b4) - Bug 1258657 Part 1 - Change summary default style to "display: list-item" to match html spec. r=bz (a90a87025c) - Bug 1258657 Part 2 - Remove SummaryFrame. r=bz (7e555a570e) - Bug 1236828 part 1 - Apply proper clip state to top layer frames. r=mstange (5f3b55e475) - Bug 1236828 part 2 - Make frame constructor support absolutely-positioned top layer frame. r=bz (052f7d5d71) - Bug 1236828 part 3 - Allow setting position: absolute for top layer element and add test. r=heycam (ddf55b2e57) - Bug 1264533 - Correct the universal selector for summary to include all namespaces. r=bz (4bd53c11cc) - simple formatting (f19a2351a2) - Bug 1235321 - Enable using line cursor to optimize reflowing absolute frames. r=bz (35199c6780) - Bug 1260090 - Remove nsBlockFrameSuper as nsContainerFrame alias. r=dholbert (dbf60b2ef2) - minor format fix (a057efcf1c) - minor format fix (ac1f3b6691) - Bug 1145218 followup - Properly parenthesize macro argument. No review. (6a5d9fcf64) - Bug 1256727 - Back out the functional parts of cset 59a1ca7d784c now that we have a better fix using empty transactions. r=me (007080dd0a) - Bug 1256040 - Follow-up fix for nsGridContainerFrame.h/cpp compile errors in non-unified build. r=me (9c08e31572) - Bug 1243125 - patch 0 - Relax overly-harsh writing mode assertions in nsReflowMetrics size accessors. r=dholbert (3f75521c74) - Bug 1243125 - patch 1 - Check block size instead of height when detecting truncated frames. r=jfkthame (66a36d7c35) - Bug 1243125 - patch 2 - Don't ever set NS_FRAME_TRUNCATED for orthogonal flows. r=dholbert (ce4650213c) - Bug 1243125 - Reftest for floats overflowing container, with diverse writing-modes. r=jfkthame (f621d8d17e) - Bug 1250674 - Don't print header/footer if larger than user defined margins. r=dbaron (604e4c8f28) - Bug 1182247 - Only RegisterPluginForGeometryUpdates in nsPluginFrame::EndSwapDocShells if mInstanceOwner is non-null. r=tnikkel (8958766501) - fix misspatch compared to esr52 (06be2eb39c) - Bug 1237236 - When collapsing the selection to the end of textframe that ends in a significant newline then set mHint to CARET_ASSOCIATE_AFTER so that the caret is rendered at the start of the next line if any. r=ehsan (1f86bf7a57) - Bug 1258308 - Lookup the frame (continuation) associated with aParentNode/aOffset instead of assuming it's always the primary frame (follow-up from bug 1237236). r=ehsa (8849eecf94) - Bug 1259949 - Set the CARET_ASSOCIATE_AFTER hint also when we collapse just after a text node that ends with a significant newline. r=ehsan (065b4f6c9a) - Bug 1261718. In nsSubDocumentFrame when getting the document from a view go through the view manager because it is more like to succeed. r=mats (508f485aeb) - Bug 1178060 - Ensure that if there is a document-level apz-aware event listener on a subdocument, we build the nsDisplaySubdocument item to hold that information. r=tn (8e235581a5) - Bug 1240799 - Apply axis height for mfrac elements without bar. r=fredw (6a5fb4a3fa) - Bug 1224113 - fix ref count issue during channel close. r=jdm (35c5a01787) (38663d2b9f) * 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

... And just out of the blue, KMB just got an unexpected official update yesterday, Aug 1st 2024: https://browser-download.kfsafe.cn/MiniBrowserSetup.exe The Chinese installer (not recommended to execute directly ) the above URI affords is of version 1.0.0.134, has a digital file signature of 20240801 and comes more than two and a half years after previous official release, 1.0.0.127, which was digitally signed on 20211209... I wasn't able to find any changelog for this release; the installer is 7-zip extract-able, thus I verified the app is still based on the M87 Chromium kernel... @Humming Owl, would you please oblige?

There are countries that make the world the way they like it. Just like Pippi Longstocking. Laws and morals play no role there.

You're fixed on @D.Draker's native tongue? Good choice, French is marvellous.

"Russian Businesses Can Now Legally Steal Intellectual Property from ‘Unfriendly Countries’" "As of Monday, March 7, 2022, the Russian government has legalised intellectual property (IP) theft. With this move, businesses in Russia can now violate IP rights, as they no longer need to compensate patent holders from “unfriendly countries.” The list of “unfriendly countries” includes the United States, Canada, Australia, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, the United Kingdom, Japan, South Korea, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan and all 27 European Union (EU) member countries." That includes software. https://ipwatchdog.com/2022/03/16/russian-businesses-can-now-legally-steal-intellectual-property-unfriendly-countries/id=147528/

No, I think I wrote very clear, in a very simple English. Not the first time other people and I notice troubles with your translation software. "Any user, who is going to join, needs to be warned in advance that he will be forced to adhere to the laws of the welcoming entity." In other words, hey foreigner, follow the US laws, or be banned. Where did I write "company"? https://msfn.org/board/topic/186333-vxkex-extended-kernel-project-dissapeared/?do=findComment&comment=1270171

Your problem is this line -- .split(...).at is not a function

What is POSReady2009? And how it's related to Win7 Kernel? Win7 was released only at the end of 2009.

Some folks are like children, do the opposite. Or may be he really is, we can't see his age.

https://github.com/FilipePS/Traduzir-paginas-web/releases

Windows 7 never supported D3D11.1. It's a rumour/fake news. D3D11.1 is windows 8+ only. Some DXGI 1.2 API and the ID3DUserDefinedAnnotation were ported on windows 7, but most of the really useful functionality, no. You can get only partial/miserable/fake Direct3D 11.1 by installing the Platform Update for Windows 7 And, for example, this component is not available: DirectComposition (DComp) All information is taken from Microsoft website. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/win32/direct3darticles/platform-update-for-windows-7

Agree! Only good PR for MSFN.

Compare with what? What if the user is new, and doesn't have any of these from before? Since the original repo is gone, as you wrote yourself.

The original SHA-2 hash for KexSetup_Release_1_1_1_1375.exe is 652f6d2901c86de4a05743b5f808fafb6e28b9720c39bce5e7e031d26cac9035 And it matches with re uploads from commandcontrolQ and VxKex/VxKex commandcontrolQ stated that: The VxKex/VxKex one looks suspicious tho as it looks like it's baiting for donations in Bitcoin (which wasn't the case with the original release) and Readme is also heavily trimmed. If @vxiiduu re released the official version, they would have probably let us know here.

My Atom N450 is between P3 and P4. This thread is not isolated to Pentium.

STOP !!!

It's only apparently, apparently is being the keyword in that sentence. One Core API doesn't allow extensions, for example, not to mention it's glitchy as hell!

Cancel that! Nailed it down to an update I installed for one game, removed it, everything is fast again. Moving onto another 15 years cycle.

The reason OpenOffice is still compatible with XP is because it hasn't received a major version update since 2014. https://www.libreoffice.org/discover/libreoffice-vs-openoffice/