Karla Sleutel

Our supervisor says Cloudflare isn't fake. Read a lot of posts where MSFN members do solve Cloudflare ans other verification captchas. I immediately close such websites.

No such thing in CatsXP, also Chromium.

Do we need to assume bots use the default browser flags positions?

Did you mean Ice Age? This winter in my region is very dry! The previous ones I spent in Denmark, they were warmer than usual.Summers in Denmark also became hotter. I can personally confirm the below! "Summers in Denmark have become hotter due to climate change, with average temperatures rising significantly over the years. The summer of 2024 was recorded as the warmest on record in Europe, highlighting the increasing frequency and intensity of heatwaves in the region. copernicus.eu climatechangepost.com"

Need to check only the first and hit apply.

Good! Why not?!? Of couse it feels you're still a newbie, but good! Avast Blog: "FakeCaptcha scams—When the "I'm not a robot" button is a trap.." https://blog.avast.com/fakecaptcha-scams How do we know whether Cloudflare is not a scam itself?

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Canada forecasts 2026 to be among the hottest years on record! https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change/news/2026/01/canada-forecasts-2026-to-be-among-the-hottest-years-on-record.html 2026 could be Canada's hottest recorded year: scientists https://www.ctvnews.ca/climate-and-environment/article/this-year-is-expected-to-rival-some-of-the-hottest-ever-recorded-canadian-federal-scientists-say/ Why a January Heat Wave Is Breaking Records across - Scientific American https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-a-january-heat-wave-is-breaking-records-across-the-south/ UK's Met Office warns 2026 could be among hottest years https://www.euronews.com/green/2025/12/19/average-global-temperature-to-hit-14c-above-preindustrial-levels-in-2026-warns-uks-met-off

Disable enhancements over HDMI to avoid over-bassiness.

But you wrote you have an AV receiver already, do you mean it's very cheap, not suitable and with outdated codecs? What exacrly am I not comprehending?

Then search for an extension that downsamples everything to 44.100, the muffled, highly compressed CD sound from the 1980s. It will compress the hell out of those loud bangs, it will reduce the dynamic range. I'm afraid my consultations are nowhere near those @D.Drakerwould have given, also afraid there will be no other replies since the forum looks pretty much dead without him, and the people still left simply have no such hardware

I see you tastes, you're better off converting Dolby/DTS to the old school PCM and then pass to AV, PCM sounds much more pleasant and softer. No "Crash! Boom! Bang!".

Already has dialogue "normalisation", I usually remove it! Could you be over-normalasing it? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialnorm

Decoding is better done on hardware. this limiter, it only limits, not deconing? Looks like it does, no?

Everyone, sorry for all the typos, it's a dry winter here, in Canada at my location. Caught dry eyes.

I'll leave it like this until it's fully investigayed by a trusted party, which is @Dave-H in this case. The suggestion is to open up the default browser, not changed settings at all. Then try to save fake paswords or login to somewhere unimportant, see what IPs it knocks onto.

On the contrary, It was said to the user that didn't think Supermium was stealing passwords. You again read wrong. That's why the bold text is now used.

No, I made a request, suggestion to the admins to check it. Read carefully what I write. Nothing is "on me". That is indeed right!!! But Supermium pretends to be Ungoogled, and Russians wrote that it exists in Ungoogled Supermium! Which can't be since the real Ungoogled has it OFF by default. So it's a lie by Supermium. No proof meeded in this case. Check the flags.

Forgot to attach the translation. Several members, including this one, contradict one member that tells "no passwords and their hashes are transmitted". Another "silver" (high rep.) member gives a link to his investigation and writes "Don't make such categorical statements. I observed this activity (stealing passwords) many times."

Screenshot. One of many,

I shan't, can't give the links publicly without the violating of the forum rules because Russian forums contain cracked Western software, nevertheless, I can share with our dear admins via the messages. In the meantime, what do you suggest, ecaxtly? Probaly could make your own investigation?

I found it out by accident, we have Supermium user(s) with identical names on MSFN and other forum(s) . Their names came out from the search relating to Supermium, resulting in the finding of another forum. They made a research. I used translation, and I was horrified! Luckily, I didn't put my paswords there! Unsurprisingly, Russian forums contain cracked Western software, so I shan't, can't give the links publicly, nevertheless, I can share with our dear admins via the messages. That said, to be completely fair, I don't know how well the Russians can be trusted. Probaly Dave could make his own research?

ASAP. Not advised for banking and important stuff. It would be fatal since even the "Ungoogled" Supermium broadcasts, transmits the passwords to third parties. Tell later.