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I've put together a quick how-to of jQuery Update Settings For Drupal 7 so you can use the latest supported version of jQuery with your Drupal 7 sites.

Ran into an issue with the the AdvAgg module failing to run in Drupal 7 on PHP8. Turns out to be an issue with JShrink that can be fixed. Put together a how-to uniquely called JShrink Fix For AdvAgg On Drupal 7 and PHP 8

I created a quick how-to to Fix "Unfortunately, we can't complete your request" code signing certificate install with GlobalSign and Fortify after encountering issues renewing the certificate for Rare Ideas, LLC used to sign PortableApps.com releases. Hope it helps folks out.

I've updated my Screenplay Template for Google Docs. The first page of the script no longer has a page number and the line follow formatting has been updated to better handle page breaks.

I've put together an easy way to customize your drive icons with AmberELEC to improv their look and make them easier to identify when connecting your retro gaming microSD to Windows. They're open source, hosted on github, and easy to install and use. The AmberELEC Drive Icons page has the full details and instructions.

I've put together a step by step guide to enabling TLS 1.1 and 1.2 connections on Windows Vista based on an older forum post I'd found so that users of this now-discontinued operating system can improve their security a bit.  I also added a .REG key so you can avoid manually editing the Windows registry while following the steps. You can find the full details on this how-to page:

• Enable TLS 1.1/1.2 on Windows Vista

I ran into this issue myself, so I figured I'd make a quick post on the off chance anyone else looks into it. The Dell XPS 8700's motherboard has an x4 slot, but it's not wired as such. This is contrary to the official specifications published by Dell (PDF) which, at the time of this post, read:

Expansion Bus

PCI Express x1:

As posted about last month, Google Chrome has today dropped support for Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Mac OS X releases 10.6, 10.7, and 10.8. New installations from the Chrome installer download will not work on machines with those operating systems. Existing users will see a message that they will no longer receive updates because their operating system is unsupportted.

Now that Google Chrome 49 has been released as stable, it's crunch time for Chrome users on Windows XP and Vista as well as Mac OS X 10.6, 10.7, and 10.8. Google announced back in November 2015 that Chrome would stop supporting Windows versions earlier than 7 and Mac OS X versions earlier than 10.9 in April 2016. It appears that this end of support occurs with version 50.