WanderingAries

I 'think' you can do it with the "My Activity Streams" thing above. It has a spot for keywords I believe.

Do you happen to have it set to auto-hide? I recall that being an issue.

TBH, while I doubt it adds all that much load, I'd be pausing Flux during game session TBH. I stopped using it shortly after trying it out because it really messes with color accuracy (obviously) and can sometimes affect being able to see something I'm looking for.

Plug the name of that DLL in the forum search and you'll find the answer in multiple places.

You know you can attach files here right? Not too big, but if it's just text...

Pinn Badges (may not be spelled like that) for those from the ole drunken server. :p

This and the fact that the UI here is SO much easier for me to deal with as I don't use the mouse much.

IDK the why, but I know it's always dropped you off at a specific spot per zone.

The only real improvement it could use right away would be making it easier to see/read the list of items. After that I'd focus on a redesign. TBH

The "PlayerSlot.txt" is probably corrupt. You can try deleting the character entry from there, save, and reload the game.

Did we not see this?

He made that harder than it should have been. If you click the bar at the top of the folder he opened, single clicked, right click to copy the folder path, and then pasted that into Vidiots, then he wouldn't had to have questioned where it was. Also, you can get the path in the properties window of that shortcut. From there you can copy the path as well.

Nope, the punishment must be made. Now go do 50 laps around the hollows SK'd down to L5, no travel powers, in 1st person, and singing "I'm hennery the 8th I am" on repeat. Also, we must have video proof with commentary!

Character, SGs, Bases, oh my

So That's why the "We're better than IE because we're faster" turned into the mushy snail?

If not mesh, then powerline networking floor to floor mixed with routers.

I think they were referencing the "big deal" back when the OG devs talked about going beyond a single core. There was a time that multi-core or even hyper threading wasn't yet beneficial according to what I can remember.

You got lucky that they hadn't changed the credentials on that device. Most the time they want it so only They can manage it from their end. While I still had their equipment, I had to call just to make changes on mine. In the first couple years living down here (and setting up my Own equip) I had to change my channel like 4 times because the neighbors would end up adding new equipment or changing existing (same dif), so the channels would get too cluttered. I eventually went to tri-band and ran into Other problems like some devices not liking the automatic transition of channels. The Rokus like a certain 5Ghz channel while the mobile devices prefer another. Lots of tweaking and we're only upto a couple dozen devices now.

Sounds like your environment could use a Mesh network system then if you have that many devices. Your router's likely being overloaded with traffic.

But...you're Supposed to Mitigate the Damages...Or atleast that's what my one college business class said. :p

Well there goes my meme-ing then. ;)

Yeah, the Inherents always seem to fail, but I think it's because of core changes ingame that weren't able to be translated to the base code of Mids since they're not able to work on that level (atleast I don't think they are).

So THAT's what that's called...

Did you check the app list to see if it had that many processes? Unless they've made a change, I'm not sure it uses more than 2 threads, but I haven't looked it up in ages. I can see the 64bit version code being able to do so though.

A little aside related to one of the comments. Windows 10 had a change a while back that turned "Shutdown" into "Hibernate...sorta". The effect is that it still retains any garbage that was in memory from the day(s) before. You can tell the difference between a 'modern' "Shutdown" and "Restart" now because the latter truly shuts the device off and usually cleans up the RAM contents (but not as much as draining the DIMMs of course). I'm sure there's a cleaner/better explanation, but that's my observations as I've had to disable Hibernation altogether in order to get a true "Shutdown" on Win10 devices.