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Another two standalone reasons for this unique dog tag advocating could be: 1 - you're somehow affiliated with the police. 2 - simply don't know how to get rid of it.
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That puts hard evidence on you. My mom's a criminal defence lawyer. In the meantime, an empty string may or may not be received due to a technical malfunction - that puts nothing on you. Telling a "unique ID is better" - giving bad advice to people. Enjoy my expensive but free advice. And yes, as I suspected, @Dave-H doesn't get "human" verification, just like me. This tells your location is already marked as "un-secure" by a spammers' database*, which are plenty these days, and the sites use their services to filter out spammers. *along with that MSFN member from Russia, the one we discussed before, with the same error.
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ICMP: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly https://blog.securityevaluators.com/icmp-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly-130413e56030
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That's right in relation those who get "update the browser" (like me), but not the "human" thingy captcha. @NotHereToPlayGamesgets the "human" thingy captcha, so it's his IP they don't want to pass through. Probably, he's on a well-known VPN. @NotHereToPlayGames's error exactly matches the error from a Russian user. https://msfn.org/board/topic/185045-supermium/?do=findComment&comment=1272225
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So, you prefer to have a unique ID number of the tiny Supermium userbase, or an empty string? Ungoogled userbase isn't huge either.
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I asked, what does your "variations" string tell, only after I stated mine is empty, because the dark theme is not a variation per se. Yours is a unique number, mine is a dark theme only, feel the difference?
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It's not a "conspiracy". I only got 1 (one) "Variation", and it's my dark theme, without it the sites simply won't know I need their dark background from them, So yeah, it's a fingerprint of millions of users that use dark themes. But then again, I don't have those uniquely generated keys, like you. Please prove me wrong.
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What does your "variations" string tells? chrome://version/
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In other words, you don't know the reason. Coulda, shoulda, woulda... The shallow minded sourceforge owner needs to switch that "protection" ASAP, before that site, everyone forgot about 20 years ago, died out completely. Mind I ask, what does the bank support say? Reboot the PC?
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Wrong, but thanks. And then again, I can get there with other browsers on the same OS. CatsXP of the same version works fine, Ungoogled 110/111 works fine. I can't run higher versions of Ungoogled due to the need of the Dwrite.dll "platform update" for the stupid coloured smileys,/fonts, which I don't want/not_going_to install.
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Thanks, it may be the case, I of course don't use the default SM UA.
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We've been through this many times, you don't get because Cloudflare already got your successfully generated unique variations API key on all browsers, including SM, which you drag with you across all computers. You showed it to us, already don't remember?
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It's absolutely the same here. It's been asked many times, no one answered what to do. Many, many websites block this browser.
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This is my ATI Radeon 9700 Pro, 256MB, 128bit... wait...
Saxon replied to ragnargd's topic in Hardware Hangout
Indeed right, it doesn't need one since it's 22w only. Suggested PSU 200W. -
This is my ATI Radeon 9700 Pro, 256MB, 128bit... wait...
Saxon replied to ragnargd's topic in Hardware Hangout
Greetings to Germany! The chip looks legit. RV360 (215R9JCGA13F) https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-9600-xt.c30 -
Why did firms remove their names from CD drives?
Saxon replied to j7n's topic in Hard Drive and Removable Media
For me, and for most of us in my country, we always bought Fujitsu Siemens and Philips. And will be buying, but the popularity of the DVD format simply decreased, but then again, we shall then buy BD drives, also by Fujitsu Siemens and Philips. -
Why did firms remove their names from CD drives?
Saxon replied to j7n's topic in Hard Drive and Removable Media
It's rumours, falsehoods spread by dishonest competitors. Philips will never die! -
Why did firms remove their names from CD drives?
Saxon replied to j7n's topic in Hard Drive and Removable Media
Very strange! Where do you live? Here you go, -
Why did firms remove their names from CD drives?
Saxon replied to j7n's topic in Hard Drive and Removable Media
PHILIPS didn't remove anything, they have nothing to hide. Their drives are the best, telling this from a very long experience with them. https://www.philips.co.uk/c-p/SPD2200BK_00/dvd-rom-16x -
Why did firms remove their names from CD drives?
Saxon replied to j7n's topic in Hard Drive and Removable Media
Or (probably), ATAPI is a more known name than Lite-on these days. -
Why did firms remove their names from CD drives?
Saxon replied to j7n's topic in Hard Drive and Removable Media
That one is weird, agree, I have no explanation. -
Why did firms remove their names from CD drives?
Saxon replied to j7n's topic in Hard Drive and Removable Media
Also looks like merging of Hitachi/LG, Dell/Thompson (and "ST" stands for storage), but it's just my guess. Needs further research.