Here's my "Fleet" so far. All are done and ready to fly.
With the engines I'm going to use, they should all go 450 to 500 feet altitude.
I could put bigger engines in them, but then I'd have to...

lffoar


I used REVO Uninstaller (free) to uninstall OneDrive, and did it's "scan for leftovers" and deleted everything it found.

BEFORE deleting any Apps, I did this tutorial, first...

Turn...

Blackink


Whatever monitor you "last" close the last Word window on, is the monitor it will open on, next time.

Mozilla blames recaptcha issue in Firefox on Google - gHacks Tech News

Works for me too... now.

The Nebraskans must have fixed their website,

Well... one more coat of clear and it's done... 39.5 inches tall (100.3 cm).


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Note: I just switched to version 4.5.0 of ARI's Chrome folder. That's the latest version.
Everything still looks the same as in the pic just above this post.

I updated the 1st post in this...

I just switched from version 4.3.4 of ARI's Chrome folder, to the latest version... 4.5.0
Still can't get that reCAPTCHA to work. :(



I also updated the first post in this topic... with...

I don't use any of those items.



Here's my userChrome.css file... (I'm on Chrome version: 4.3.4 still.



/* ==========================
GENERAL / GLOBAL VARIABLES

Thanks.
This evening I'll see if it's maybe the userChrome.css file, causing this.

z3r010


The browser console, is Greek to me. :(

:thumbsup:

409420

This is the first site, I've had any captcha problems with.

I went through all the Firefox Privacy and Security settings... and still no joy.
It won't even work in Troubleshoot Mode (FF Safe Mode).

I don't use a VPN, and my Proxy settings are default...

Doesn't work for me either, using Firefox.

I'm guessing that it's still the site itself. Someone just forgot to allow Firefox?


It seems that reCaptcha is a Google thing. Google may be using...

withdrew

loving

four cookies

smash

Little squirrels don't eat yams.

ESTTS

I would just re-install Defender. Avast probably turned something OFF.

https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9p6pmztm93lr?hl=en-US&gl=US

:thumbsup:

Baeolophus


1. Make the Macrium bootable rescue media.
2. Make a backup of the old SSD to the external SSD.
3. Put the new NVMe in the computer.
4. "Boot" from the Macrium rescue media and...

trebuchet