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  1. sparty411
    Hi, I just thought I'd point out that FF 52.9ESR requires the SSE2 instruction as well. Otherwise, accurate, to my knowledge.
  2. sparty411
    Basilisk is a fork of Firefox 52.9 ESR, if I'm not mistaken.
  3. sparty411
    Nobody asked you to throw away your computer, cellphone, or any other device, but cool strawman, bud. If you and @ArcticFoxie want to use insecure versions of the very software that is updated on a regular basis, and offered to you free of charge in this very thread, then be my guest. Your irresponsibility is your business. By deliberately practicing terrible opsec, you're only harming yourself.
  4. sparty411
    Using an old browser chalk full of security holes does not make you bold, or enlightened. Frankly, it's asinine, but you're free to do whatever you'd like. When using an unsupported operating system, the least you can do is mitigate the security risks that come with browsing the internet.
  5. sparty411
    On Debian, yes. I'm not sure if the same applies to other distro's as well.
  6. sparty411
    Thanks for this! I'll definitely give it a try later on
  7. sparty411
    I've experienced the very same problem with the same device, on multiple laptops. The problem only seems to crop up on machines that have the POS Ready 2009 updates installed. It works fine for me on vanilla SP3, Windows 2000, 7, and multiple Linux distro's.
  8. sparty411
    Very cool! I'll have to give this a try after I get off work tomorrow :)
  9. sparty411
    I've always chalked it up to Windows 7's more advanced CPU scheduler. I'm sure memory management has a bit to do with it as well.
  10. sparty411
    Looks like I hadn't installed the latest updates correctly. All is well now! Thanks!
  11. sparty411
    I'm trying to use KM74g on Windows 98SE with the latest KernelEx updates, but I'm getting the error "K-Meleon failed to initialize. Please reinstall." I set KernelEx compatibility mode to Windows 2000, and have tried all of the other available Windows compatibility versions as well. Any ideas?
  12. sparty411
    Confirmed working on Windows 98SE
  13. sparty411
    I bet you're fun at parties.
  14. sparty411
    Wow, thanks! Very nice :) is it Windows 98 compatible?
  15. sparty411
    Thanks for the heads up.
  16. sparty411
    What is the point of refusing to upgrade? Its the same browser, but with security mitigations.
  17. sparty411
    What was H.P Lovecrafts cats name again? I kid, i kid..
  18. sparty411
    You only have 2 posts, so you're likely new here. Who are you to show up and start jumping down peoples throats?
  19. sparty411
    where is the lie?
  20. sparty411
    I've built it for Linux before without SSE2. However, it is just a fork of Palemoon 27, so im not sure what point there would be.
  21. sparty411
    Hopefully this hatchet can be buried for good. I'm a huge fan of the work that everyone here has done.
  22. sparty411
    I really don't see why it is such a big problem to create an original logo/name. @Matt A. Tobin is extending the olive branch, THEN SOME, and being flat out ignored.
  23. sparty411
    Many older devices lack support for eXecute Disable, which renders them incompatible with with newer versions of Windows. Only those who are fans of planned obsolescence, and landfills full of e-waste, would oppose an effort to keep old operating systems alive.
  24. sparty411
    No go on my end with Windows XP 32 bit
  25. sparty411
    ? Is someone working on porting Rust to XP?
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