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NotHereToPlayGames

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  1. Same here. HOPEFULLY it was some sort of update to PREVENT the d#mn crypto spam that has hit MSFN hard over the last 24 hours (over six posts, under a dozen). Admins are quick to remove - but should a brand new member have been able to pollute MSFN in the first place?
  2. SIXTH or SEVENTH crypto spam BS in a 24hr period! Do the admins need to investigate ways to prevent MSFN from being run down by CRYPTO SPAM ???
  3. Several of my 360Chrome threads have been "hot" in the past. I think that there are a few forms of "hot". I thought I saw it once not for hitting so many thousands of replies, but for hitting so many replies by several members all in the same day or all within an hour or two.
  4. Ugh! This is the FOURTH or FIFTH crypto spam BS that I've reported just today alone! Do the admins need to investigate ways to prevent MSFN from being run down by CRYPTO SPAM ???
  5. Nobody should name names! Let them step on their own tongues. The rest of us can decide for ourselves. Some people just get "bored" and find ways to "entertain themselves". The rest of us just need to learn to not let that "entertainment" be at 'our expense'.
  6. Better link for Ungoogled Chromium on Windows -- https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium-windows/releases edit - criss-crossed while Humming Owl did his post, the "binaries" link is also a good source.
  7. None of them, in my honest opinion. I personally use https://github.com/GTANAdam/GDIChromium/releases on my Win10 installs as my default. I also like https://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFTWARE/Internet/Browsers/Advanced-Chromium.shtml (but it's true home page [http://browser.taokaizen.com/] has been down since Jan 1 or thereabouts). I always keep https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium/releases around also, but my home cable streaming service does not work on it but does in GDIChromium.
  8. He posted that as sarcasm. This new guy talks identically as another forum member.
  9. For Chromium-based in XP, make sure that you have chrome://flags/#disable-direct-write DISABLED.
  10. Firefox has an option to block remote fonts - I don't think even that option would block a .css font. I personally block several third-party font-supplier domains and then just live-with / accept that some "icons" are also blocked. If it's a site I visit frequently, then I fix with Stylus. If it's just some random site I'm on for three minutes and never ever return to it, then I can read the content and navigate the site even if some of the "icons" are coming from a FONT that I've blocked.
  11. It basically intercepts incoming font-family: montserrat,sans-serif and rewrites it to anything you want, such as font-family: sans-serif. Thereby totally eliminating the montserrat font whether the .css was fetched or not. But Stylus is not for the "set it and forget it" crowd.
  12. It's because your uBlock setup is not blocking .css from fonts.googleapis.com.
  13. Yeah, basically a "hidden agenda" if you ask me. Oh well...
  14. Agreed! I actually see it as a POSITIVE. Makes my OS forever-fixed "static" instead of forever-changing "dynamic".
  15. Regarding the "likes" that seems to keep coming up. I would encourage my FRIENDS (they know who they are) to please please please not "focus" so heavily on "likes". Your life is NOT reduced to "likes" or "followers". The "psychology" behind thinking that way has been directly linked to teen suicides (and buried in inter-office board-room memos by very large social-media companies that live-and-die by "likes"). Please please please do not "focus" so heavily on "likes". Carry on, my FRIENDS. But I did want to throw that tidbit your way.
  16. I've been using build 1030 as my default for about a week or so. I don't recall what base address was used by @UCyborg - I've been using 0x1001000 for both my x86 and x64.
  17. We generally refer to that as portable also. Some (but I am not one of them) do not classify WEB BROWSERS as "portable" unless ENCRYPTED COOKIES AND LOGINS also migrate from one PC to the next.
  18. No disagreement here. Just saying it's not exactly "black and white". This old dinosaur drives a '55 Dodge Coronet, a '61 Studebaker Hawk, a '90 Eagle Talon, and a '91 Dodge Stealth R/T.
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