Karla Sleutel

Thanks, now this mystery is solved, at least we know the reason. All roads for Win 8 lead ro Supermium, I guess. I still not want to use it. And seeing its streaming problem, it adds more to the point.

Thanks for a good laugh, guys, sorry for the off-top. When I lived in Denmark, we had a mini ATX Fujitsu at work, they were incredibly quiet. Fans would spin up only during summers, and only under a considerable load like encoding.

Right, it looks absolutely different from the standard WD Red platform that they produce themselves. I own a WD40EFRX, I can tell. This one is indeed made by Hitachi, just look at the air breather. A classic Hitachi breather

Seeing how Supermium follows all modern trends, I'd rather assume it will be similar to the standard version 132, as we saw before. Take all those "experiments" features, for example. And I too want the classic design they dumped in favour of the new.

It'd be much more productive to write on github. The creator doesn't visit us anymore, he won't see your wishes.

Lossless, obviously, requires higher file size. We are talking the mere 3kb size for a profile pic.

In short, thanks, but no. Long story. My original image from the phone was about 5mb, which the forum wouldn't accept. I resized it to 807px and 49kb (see the details). And even then, it still gimped the quality down to 3kb!

Right, the last Chrome that works is 109, exactly two years ago. Just like in Windows 7.

Woudn't png drastically reduce the quality?

Hello. I decided to change my pic., added a new one, sized about 50kb, yet it was resaved to just 3kb. It was working fine last year.

The noise is mostly low frequency hum (motor?), sometimes high pitched frequencies, older people don't hear high pitched noises.

And for rather younger people like me, HDDs are not popular anymore, I think they are in decline, everyone just streams these days. That would explain the pitiful quality!

Modern models are very hot. slow and noisy, most of them use the infamous "shingled" tech. for the economy. Overall, a very budget solution.

It's simple, EFRX are a series of server models, hence the producer doesn't care about the noise, but at least it's more reliable, it works fine even today - 24/7.

I'm sticking with 1.49 Developer version, later ones give me headaches, slow start with a yellow exclamation mark.

My father had bought me a WD40EFRX in 2016, works till this day in my desktop. Though it's not quiet, but is a lot less noisier than Toshiba or Seagate.

In this topic, we study Supermium, it's a Chromium based browser, and it is an elementary thing to understand.

Thought so, as a member of this wonderful site, and a fan of the old OS.

Could he just catch a virus? Dark Power Ransomware Abusing Vulnerable Dynamic-Link Libraries An Ongoing Investigation into Emergent Cryptolocking Ransomware Strain updated on November 28, 2024 Association to documented CVEs and similar malware family WannaCry. BlackByte ransomware. LockBit Green ransomware. Ranzy Locker ransomware. Conti ransomware. bcryptprimitives.dll

Thanks for the explanation, I'd rather thought win32 took that into account.

That's probably due to the things people dream of, or simply want to see in their life. Yes, I too like to be Captain Obvious. I'm starting to notice later versions of uBlock let some ads to slip through in Supermium, is it the old engine? Or I need to downgrade the UBO?

I wish this latest version supported Vista. Happy Holidays!

But hey, I heard they restored in some forks, so try it. As the last resort. GB Times / October 2, 2024 https://gbtimes.com/how-to-stop-videos-from-automatically-playing-chrome/

The flag to stop playing the videos had been removed a long time ago. It was still working in my kindergarten times, in 201x. https://www.howtogeek.com/340967/how-to-prevent-videos-from-autoplaying-in-chrome/

Isn't Supermium supposed to be already "rebased", as it officially supports XP?