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Fun fact, I don't eat bread as it's very bad for my health, thus I'm contributing to the clean planet, colder climate. And Eastern European nations consume more Russia's gas than bread, which is extremely terrible for the planet and their safety/security. It's a much more important fact. That said, I again want to share a fact that I don't use gas at my home, and the electricity comes from the cleanest French nuclear stations, we, the French, don't depend on anyone! And the biggest mistake the Germans made, they destroyed their nuclear energy sector.

I'm sorry, generally i am on your side with your point of view, but here i must correct you a little bit. Ruzzia are not overpopulated. Putler lied in 2018, on his press-conference, that population of his "third reich" is 160 million of people. This is ridiculous lie. According to former Vice-Prime minister of ruzzia Mikhail Poltoranin population of his country in 2010 was around 89 million people. And it is declining fast. Here a link of his interview on YouTube - https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=r6CMmXUfwx4 (sorry no english subtitles) in comments also a lot of facts from ruzzian citizens that confirmed that. Here is fun artcile from russian-american paper (google translate it!) where they count index of grain consuming in country and calculates that in 2010 it was 84 mln of people and by 2017 it was 66 mln people. I mean they have to eat something - they can not survive only on Holy Spirit. :) And considering, that after WW2 bred and grain was idolized and become almost a cult thing in USSR (eastern european nations consume bred more than any other nations on Planet Earth) that calculations should be relatively precise. Here is also fragment of Alexander Sotnik from May 2023 where he say his informant from ruzzia sad to him that population in 2023 was ~47,9 mln of people. Note that Poltoranin in video above was doing prognosis, that by 2025 year population of ruzzia should be around 50 mln. people. He was Vice Prime-minister, i think he knows what he talking about. And look how precise turns out to be. Also officially all real and detail demographic data in ruzzia is complete secret. And they government have this year sudden meltdowns about demographics is ruzzia, and how they need to ban all abortions. And we need to ask - why so? If your population is 160 mln according to your Führer, then why you need to suddenly freak-out so much about declining population?

A lossless format can be opened and saved any number of times without degradation. The file is smaller because of compression, which exploits similarities between successive samples to extract a trend in them. The remaining error can then be saved with fewer bits. A lossy codec differs here that it would only use X number of bits and no more, while a lossless codec will use as many as needed. Note that some editors will apply dithering when saving an open file, including wav files. This is under assumption that that you actually made some edits. Some other software might reduce the bit depth. This is why you need to be familiar with the chosen software and its advanced options. Appending is complicated by the fact that the last block is shorter. In the simplest FLAC stream all blocks are the same length. This is why the splice might not be seamless. Medieval Cue Splitter attempted this and has polluted the internet with albums that are not gapless. For appending I would use Foobar2000 converter, selecting in the advanced options, bit depth: auto (default) and destination: Merge all tracks into one output file.

Where did you find this info? Compressing audio in a lossless way should be theoretically possible and that's exactly what FLAC is supposed to accomplish. It would have no reason to exist otherwise.

you have explorerpatcher or some stuff

First and foremost, please don't compare Germans (even by using German words), and by that I mean every German individual, to Russia/Russians. Germans are the unique nation, to whom we owe so much! Look at their numerous inventions and achievements. Look at their quality and style of life, they are neat, educated, polite, super good looking people. The better half of what we use every day is only thanks to them! See where I'm going? Second, I don't trust anything that any Russian says, as it can be their agent simply spreading disinfo. I had graduated from the military academy, which taught me good. Don't let anyone fool yourself, too. Take care.

Can you link XP ramsey?

Was it the usual steam one, or the nasty sounding ultrasound model? Yes, I do hear them, despite my tinnitus.

Care to provide the source? Looks very much like Marx's follower quote. In France, we buy whatever amount we want, and yes, we do think about the climate by making green packagings, for example Nevertheless - the amount is never limited.

@feodor2 I don't know if you have read my post quoted above. The logger in the most recent version of uBO 1.61.2 has now completely stopped working in Mypal 68.14.4b and 68.14.5b. Neither when running single-process mode or multi-process mode. I therefore reverted to the last officially compatible version 1.46, as uBO is unfortunately useless without a functioning logger.

... Answered in the Supermium thread, where I think it's more pertinent ...

Then, try for example the Auto Tab Discard extension! However, not the most recent version but the older one 0.5.0. When it comes to uc.js scripts or extensions for use in Mypal 68, it is very often better to use older versions (according to the era) due to compatibility issues. Here is the download link: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/downloads/file/3889015/auto_tab_discard-0.5.0.xpi Even this version shows some warnings in the Browser Console as there are features in the extension's manifest which Mypal 68 doesn't support. But this version is nevertheless fully working in Mypal 68.

Besides rebasing several DLL files and triggering the internal memory minimisation feature, there is a third option to reduce RAM consumption in Mypal 68 called discarding tabs. Tabs, which have been loaded but not used at the moment, can be successfully discarded in multiprocess mode without disappearing in the tab bar. If it is done correctly, these tabs do no longer occupy any RAM. I found a uc.js script and a few extensions which could satisfactorily fulfill this job.

BTW, I reorganised the chrome subfolder inside my Mypal 68 profile folder. From now on, all my uc.js script files are located in a subfolder called "Scripts" such as all css files have already been stored in a subfolder called "CSS". If someone is interested how that can be done, just ask here.

The download package MYPAL_68_CB_requirements.7z from my first post is actually working as it should. But I found in one file unnecessary code which was implemented by the original creator for enabling pre-Lion fullscreen mode mode under macOS. However, this code inside the file userChrome.js spits out an error in the Browser Console under Windows XP, which I could fix in two different ways. The most simple one is to remove this code since Mypal 68 targets the Windows OSes. The other one is to add some missing code which I also did just for fun. But as I already said, this is actually nonsense. Anyway! Here is the error when using the original userChrome.js file: And here is a screenshot after removing code from the original userChrome.js file and restarting the browser: You can see the message "ReferenceError: XPCOMUtils is not defined" has gone. After some weeks of testing, I can confirm that all is working perfectly. If you are interested in and want to also do the fix manually, then you can do it as follows: Old content of the userChrome.js file: // Copyright (c) 2017 Haggai Nuchi // Available for use under the MIT License: // https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT // Set "useLionFullScreen" in the same way that it's done in // chrome://browser/content/browser-fullScreenAndPointerLock.js XPCOMUtils.defineLazyGetter(FullScreen, "useLionFullScreen", function() { return false; }); New content of the userChrome.js file: // Copyright (c) 2017 Haggai Nuchi // Available for use under the MIT License: // https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT Additionally, I will update the MYPAL_68_CB_requirements.7z package as soon as possible. Greetings from Germany, AstroSkipper

@feodor2 I am not sure if you aware of this. The logger of uBlock Origin 1.60 does not work in Mypal 68.14.4b when running single-process mode. Neither in the officially last compatible version 1.46 of uBlock Origin. In multiprocess mode, the logger is running fine.

I always delete it, and it works without it. Especially if you have DirectX redist installed.

After Us. Genres: Arcade, Third-person, 3D Requires Windows 10/11, at least starting with v1.1 patch I tried. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1406810/After_Us/

It never worked good to begin with, even with Win10, I don't know about you, I'm not gonna cry about that buggy game, sorry.

Ravenbound Genres: Action RPG, Open world, Third-person, 3D Company: Systemic Reaction This game requires Windows 10/11 ONLY.

My driver is from 2021, oen of the last ones for 7 and 8. RDR2 runs perfectly fine. DXVK, I tried today, no result. Looks like the game can be added to a full no-support list!

On that PC, I'm updated to the level of January 2020. Not sure if I want to go higher. Veodeocard is with 6GB of VRAM, looks like it's enough. Drivers are old, but they don't make them for Windows 7 anymore. I would like to add, i run RDR2 perfectly fine, no freezes. So the card is fine.

Thanks! But now only black screen and nothing. I had the same issue with Elden ring, black screen and only music in the menu (I could hear the clicking). Platfrom update installed! Ideas?

Beware! Steam lies in the reqs! Night Gate+Windows7-Doesn't work! "OS: Windows 7 64-bit or later Processor: Quad-core Processor or better Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1080 or AMD equivalent DirectX: Version 12 Storage: 14 GB available space" https://store.steampowered.com/app/2073540/Night_Gate/ I failed to start it! Money down the drain! And here's more confirmations.

So the convenience update have an use after all...thanks for the answer harkaz.