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  2. From Avast forum. Versions 8 and lower no longer supported. https://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=233272.0
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  3. I had opened an issue: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock-for-firefox-legacy/issues/283 that Just Off closed with this motivation: Then MSFN members using legacy UBO will see the number of rules in the default malware list grow exponentially over time. To avoid this you can use the "domains" list which has 5298 rules: https://curben.gitlab.io/malware-filter/urlhaus-filter-domains-online.txt The list is also featured in the Filterlist.
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  4. New version working very fine. Go to my issue Report: https://github.com/chenall/grub4dos/issues/248 Almost at the very end of it you will find a message from yaya, download the BOOTX64.rar.txt, delete the .txt and extrac the new version, he allready implemented the map -- mem --top and now it is possible to load files to the top memory just as on MBR version I just tested it Rambooting a 2 partition VHD of 2.3 GB and it booted very fine. I assume it will be officially released very soon. alacran
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  5. Generally speaking a capacitor is essentially a power storage device capable of releasing the power it stores when needed, and they are usually employed to "level" the power passing in the circuit. So - since during booting there is a peak request of power by the motherboard (and other devices) - if capacitors on it have lost some of their capacity, a more beefy power supply is more likely to provide enough instant current to be able to boot the machine whilst a less powerful one simply cannot. In multi-disk systems (like RAID storage) it was common to set them for staggered spin-up: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin-up to avoid the initial peaks. jaclaz
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  6. @ MDGx If you ever decide to update 98SE2ME, the font bug is fixed using attrib +S +R fonts from http://www.uninets.net/~blaisdel/wintips5.htm#NewFontGone
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  7. A "hardware" firewall is a misnomer. What is usually meant by this is an embedded computer running some software for network routing, often linux. It's no more hardware than another PC. A shortcoming of such a device is that it can only differentiate between computers and port numbers, not applications. It is convenient for setting up filters that apply to all computers on the network where configuring a firewall would be impractical, fresh installations, guests, portable devices.
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  8. Come on guys, don't be naive. BM just doesn't want to come here and say something because he probably hasn't been working on the project anymore. Stop with the bs about that he has no time and all. How much time do you need to log-in here and post something like "I'm working on it" or "I'm not working on it"? 2 minutes top! BM will come back when/if ever he has worked on the project and has something relevant to say. As for now just assume he is not working on Glass8 anymore. I know we have no real alternatives here and it sucks but there is nothing we can do about it.
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  9. I was pointed to these drivers / repacks, them shoud work too / untested, let me know if is working: https://puresoftapps-nvidia.blogspot.com/ https://puresoftapps-nvidia.blogspot.com/p/installation.html
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  10. I never used Windows 8, but Windows 8.1 in many respects is better than Windows 7. If only not that Metro abomination, it otherwise has better quality than Windows 7. I currently use Windows 8.1. Of course it is worse than Windows Vista, but I would say, a bit better than Win 7. Win 7 was also a big fall in quality itself (after Vista), just not that epic as Vista compared to XP.
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