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Same here... However it went back to normal when un-maximizing the window.

@XPerceniol, the whole article is here: Mental health in prison: “Someone with a psychiatric disorder does not fit in and the problem gets stuck”: https://newsrnd.com/news/2022-09-04-mental-health-in-prison--“someone-with-a-psychiatric-disorder-does-not-fit-in-and-the-problem-gets-stuck”.B1l17jeGli.html Found too: VeryWellMind.com: https://www.verywellmind.com/ - then about STRESS MANAGEMENT: https://www.verywellmind.com/stress-effects-on-health-4157210

Glad you're better and I promised I'd only be positive for you. Wishing you well safe deployment and safe return to us. People do care about you here.

Hi everyone , I'm grateful to the mother nature for healing me up and all of you , of course ! I'm much better and will be off soon .

In this version, the threshold for initialization has been reduced. Texture size 4096 -> 1024 Minimum version of pixel and vertex shaders 001 (caps.PixelShaderVersion & caps.VertexShaderVersion) https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commit/04671d8d62b1085e8a6e7eaaff4de8efe3ad4ce3 But there is no initialization of the video card (I also tested it on the GMA 900). Maybe it's because of the soft vertex shaders. Later I'll try another Radeon 9550, there are hardware shaders. Direct2D not working in XP, and Direct2D requires a DirectX 10+ graphics card

Hello @roytam1, @VistaLover and @Mathwiz! Did anyone of you already notice that the UI of uBlock Origin's dashboard page is broken in the latest version of New Moon 28 (2022-09-02)? The menu items at the top of the dashboard page are compressed and no longer visible. However, you can still click on them with the mouse. I refer to the last legacy version of uBlock Origin, 1.16.4.30. In a previous version of New Moon 28, everything was fine (I didn't check in which version this issue occurred first). Tested also with a clean profile. Here is a screenshot of this issue: Since no new updates or versions have been released from JustOff for over a year, I'm afraid that not much will happen if reporting this issue on GitHub. To find out the reason for this glitch, I took a screenshot of the error console when the dashboard page of uBlock is loaded: BTW, same issue with Serpent v52.9.0 (2022-09-02) (32-bit). uBlock Origin is in my opinion definitely the most important extension besides palefill we need for our UXP browser. Hope this can be fixed! Cheers, AstroSkipper

@Dietmar A tool that performs trim on NVMe in XP would be there and it is Adata SSD tool v1.2.0 that works with the Silicon Motion driver. Although it does not accurately report smart data: the trim operation seems to be completed without problems: The question is whether how effective is the trim on the NVMe drive since I don't know a way to perform a certain verification because other tools (for example TrimCheck) also provide contradictory information.

XPerceniol, you have GMA3000, please check hardware acceleration on this version of MyPal https://mega.nz/file/9OIGEKBT#KI3i8ohG023AOiXWO3xkUyL2WTM_9Tman5_CbxofUIc if anyone has radeon 9500 -x600 or gma900 - 3150 check too. This version of MyPal was created by Feodor2 for accelerated testing only

Hello again. Hope my old fart faves are still alive and kicking (or screaming, depending on...).

That's awesome! That's very nice!

... A simpler solution, at least according to me , would be to just create a new bookmark pointing to "about:about": Result in St52: Of course, this is just a personal preference ... Others may be fine with installing a dedicated extension, along with an additional toolbar button... In any case, my moto is: "The more choice there is, the better" ! ...

So true, and this has to be recognized especially when mental health issues and instability (sometimes un-diagnosed) runs in deep family lineage, we can't just ignore it and it can help with treatment. I won't lie, I've been reading this more than one time today and trying to respond but failing with the right words to help rather than hinder. Maybe later ...

It is in the kernel32.dll from Windows 10, so try copy that to the working dir on the game and see what happens.

No, he is writing from seniority on MSFN.org. Joined yesterday 9:42, 1 post (on this thread, at 9:43), and it is about how great Windows 11 is. jaclaz

Thank you for being peaceful and helping me.

the commit is in https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commit/04671d8d62b1085e8a6e7eaaff4de8efe3ad4ce3 , but I haven't tried to decrease to 1024 since I don't have such hardware to test.

Here's all the basics in one big post. Tools: IDA - A very good disassembler that handles Windows system files very well. HxD - The hex editor I use. It doesn't matter which one you use, but you will need one. PEMaker - Used for other general tasks, like adding imports and exports. PETool - Another program made for general PE file editing. There's a few features in PETool that aren't done in any other program very well or at all. Beyond Compare - For comparing lists of functions. I use Beyond Compare, but you can use whatever you prefer. CFF Explorer - For editing the file header. Here is an IDA window. The main area is the code you're looking at. In the file, the code is stored as opcodes, which you can look at in a hex editor or the Hex View in IDA. Changing a relative address: A relative address is one where the difference between the current location and the location referred to is stored. Example: At 77E16D22h, this instruction calls the function at 77E1580Eh. The data stored is the difference between 77E16D22h and 77E1580Eh, which is FFFFEAE7h. The data is stored backwards in the file, so a difference of FFFFEAE7h would be stored as E7 EA FF FF. If the location you want to make a function refer to already has a marker (example: loc_77E16D2B), then IDA can do everything for you. To do this, right click the address you want to change, and choose "Manual" in the drop-down menu. In the text field that says "Operand", change this to the address you want the instruction to refer to. This only works if another instruction refers to the address. If it doesn't, you will need to change the hex values directly. You can do this by going to the "Hex View" in IDA and pressing F2, then typing in hex values. Press F2 again to revert back to it's normal state. Other general info: When writing hex values in text, like a post on MSFN, just writing the value may be confusing, so either add "0x" to the beginning or "h" to the end. Changing an absolute address: Changing an absolute address is pretty simple. Just change the hex values in the instruction from the old address to the new one. Remember that these addresses are stored backwards in the file. This is all the info I know that could be very difficult to find noob-friendly info for. I ended up having my dad teach me this stuff, since he is familiar with IDA and uses it. Experimentation is the best way to learn this kind of stuff, so try stuff and see what happens.