Data aren't 'drawn' - they're measured. GIGO applies, to the max, in climate 'science'.
Daiwa
Past time. But it needs to be dumped by web developers; consumers can't do much.
This will not be resolved by 'true scientists' for the simple reason that 'climate science' is not 'true' science and never can be. It's nothing more than an elaborate 'peer-reviewed' computer game.
I love this shit - we might not want to mothball all those coal-fired electric plants just yet. Here comes another Maunder Minimum?
Pending the ticket, try logging out of ODM & logging back in. Just for kicks. Sometimes rights the ship.
MS again offered up KB3035583 (the Win10 tray notification icon) today, even though it had been previously hidden. They're nothing if not persistent.
Took a little doing to get WB uninstalled since I couldn't switch to the default Windows UI, but managed to get there. Had to stop the WB service and end the WBCore process even though WB had been "unloaded". Initial uninstall aborted due to lua5.1.dll being missing but copied it to the WB folder from another SD folder & the uninstall proceeded to completion. Used Revo to clean up remainders. Downloaded a new copy of WB 8.12 after a reboot and it installed su
Didn't knowingly mess with anything, Neil. Installed 8.12 quite some time ago & this just started happening out of the blue. Will be uninstalling and re-installing later today, will post results.
For reasons unknown, clicking on the "Apply" button in WB Config now opens My Cart in the Stardock Store and won't actually apply the skin. Not only that, My Cart shows 2 items in the cart that I never put there. This behavior has survived several reboots. Only happening on one of 3 rigs, so a re-install of WB would appear to be in order. Only posting because it was so odd. I'll post a follow-up after the re-install.
Do you not see the sad irony in this: [quote]Why should we be concerned? Because we are watching multiple existential crises unfold - global warming being just one, along with radical violent religious cults, the general breakdown, not just of civil society, but of the basic ground of knowledge and credibility, with resultant polarization and paralysis over such cults as 9/11 or climate change deniers. Meanwhile, sociopaths of whatever stripe of convenience are gleefully s
That's faster than it loads on my desktop on Cox cable.
They're more than spied on - they're owned.
And now, thanks to Roberts & Kennedy, the noose is tightened securely around our necks. Once they fully control our "health" there is nothing that cannot be justified in the service thereof. Only a matter of time.
Makes you wonder if it's not time to uninstall Chrome & reformat. And if even that will work. BTW, some defensive line you've got there, Doc.
What Fuzzy and Jafo said.
Awesome. [e digicons]:sick:[/e]
You might PM Jafo. He has a lot of experience with WinStep and Stardock apps. And he's a mod here.
Damn. Blue my chance at Karma. [e digicons]:rofl:[/e] [e digicons]:-"[/e]
Ha! I just replied to another JU post from DrJBHL & it subscribed me! First time that's happened in a few months. Like I said: weird, innit?
Weird, innit?
I replied as above, left the checkbox checked (default), and I'm not subscribed to this thread.
"It's done by design. You either have to un-check the button on the post or just ignore the subscriptions." Per Island Dog (Stardock) in the galciv thread. Kinda sucks as a design in my opinion. However, for some reason on JU, leaving that checkbox checked does not subscribe me to the thread. I reply a lot, ignore the checkbox, and currently have zero subscriptions. I have my profile set to not subscribe FWIW.
I don't plan to migrate to Win10 any time soon, but if I did, I'd uninstall all OD apps completely and reboot before starting the upgrade process, then install Win10-compatible OD apps after the upgrade is complete. That may or may not be strictly 'necessary' but cleanest way is always the cleanest way & less likely to run into any hitches.