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About this mod Fixes a crash caused by alt-tabbing while in a menu, doesn't seem to be fixed by any other mods yet, so here you go! Requirements Permissions and credits NOTE: Requires OBSE! Should be compatible with pretty much any other OBSE plugin (since I haven't seen any other plugin that also includes this fix), but if you have any problems please let me know!NOTE2: For the stablest experience I recommend using this with ENBBoost, Oblivion Stutter Remover, EngineBugFixes and NVAC (NVAC is for New Vegas, but works with Oblivion too)NOTE3: If you use Oblivion Reloaded this fix probably won't have any effect for you, OR changes/fixes a lot of things, which sadly seems to make Alt-Tabbing even more troublesome to the game... Of course they're doing great things for Oblivion, but improving alt-tab support probably isn't that high on their radar :P If I find anything out about the cause I'll be sure to let them know!This fixes a crash when alt-tabbing while on the main/pause menu, some have also reported it helped fix other alt-tab crashes with the game too but I'm not sure if it's fixed all of them - I just know that it does definitely fix the main-menu crash for me - but if your game suddenly feels more stable hopefully it helped in some way!The crash seems to be caused when you alt-tab back into the game, for some reason it tries to look up the coordinates of the exterior cell you're in, obviously when you're on the main menu you're not in an exterior cell - but the game still tries to look up the coordinates regardless, causing a crash since you can't really access data for a NULL cell... (this happens because it calls a class function with a null class

FotoFlexer's tag line hypes the Web-based picture editor as the "world's most advanced online digital photo editor"—and it certainly packs in enough features. It includes many of the same elements that have made Picnik (Free, 3.5 stars) a success—namely, simple browser-based image editing—and FotoFlexer adds a few of its own advanced tools such as layering and animations. Unfortunately, it lacks a few of Picnik's features—it could use more help for new users, too—making it a good online photo editing tool, but not a truly great one.Interface and UsabilityIt's easy to get started. As with Picnik, FotoFlexer doesn't require you to create an account to edit (should you do so, however, you can run photos in the beta "Hi-Res Mode"—which slows the application down quite a bit). You can add a photo from your PC by clicking the large "Upload Photo" button, importing photos from Facebook, Flickr, MySpace, Picasa, Phanfare, PhotoBucket, Smugmug, or Yahoo Search, inserting a URL, or using one of three sample photos—a similar tactic to that employed by Picnik. In fact, once you upload an image, you'll begin to see the number of similarities shared by the two online image editors.Like Picnik, FotoFlexer offers a tabbed interface divided into Basic, Effects, Decorate, Animations, Beautify, Distort, Layers, and Geek. Each tab has between 8 and 20 effects that can fix mistakes, add borders, and miscellaneous artwork. For example, clicking "Erase" under the Decorate tab heading caused an on screen eraser to appear that allowed me to white out areas of an image simply by mousing over it and holding left click. A handy slider gives users the opportunity to select a brush size for making small, medium, or large strokes depending on your needs. The "Adjust" utilized handy sliders (similar to Picnik's) that let me alter the hue, saturation, and lightness levels.Differences From PicnikFotoFlexer has features that let it stand out on its own. The "Geek" tab grants users access to advanced features such as Smart Scissors (which let me quickly outline a photo section I wanted to keep while eliminating the rest), and Morph (which let me blend two facial images into one). The latter requires quite a bit of tinkering to work correctly, but it appears to be a tool that will satisfy those willing to make the investment—when it works. It crashed Internet Explorer 8 three times.Three options were presented to me upon clicking the "Animations" tab: Animated Stars (in a variety of sizes and shapes), Animated Lovies (heats, stuffed animals), and Animated Stickers (wings, snowflakes, Easter eggs, and more). I selected a flashing skull-and-crossbones that alternated between black and white. The sticker was added to a small editing window where I could change the black

Different variable, or has a hard-coded min-width that can't be changed in the config file.Strange. #16 This. Vertical tabs are the way. Wtf that looks more complicated than trying to find the initial reply of a reply of a reply in reddit. RiP to reddit btw. #17 If you have enough tabs that you need to scroll through them, then you have too many tabs open :p #18 What the fuck? How many tabs do people keep open? 5-6 max for me lol. You gotta pump those numbers up. #19 I used to love Tabmix Plus on the old firefox which would let me have multiple tab rows. I need to look for alternative extensions cause I'm not a big fan of vertical styles. #20 I used to love Tabmix Plus on the old firefox which would let me have multiple tab rows. I need to look for alternative extensions cause I'm not a big fan of vertical styles. Try Vivaldi, it supports this feature natively plus many more features. It's a great browser. Alvis Saw the truth behind the copied door #22 Ah the classic- How do I do this?- You should not do that because I don't like itvery useful everyone.OP, as far as I know setting the minimum tab width to "0" in about:config is the best you can do. It dramatically increases the number of tabs you need to have before it starts scrolling, but it eventually does it. I'd also love for a way to have it act like Chrome. #23 wouldn't use Firefox anymore without this.It reverts Firefox tabs to the way it used to be. I hate what the default Firefox does (they're functionally not tabs anymore).Not sure if thats what you're looking for exactly OP but it worked for me personally #24

— or the red Tab with nothing on it — let this tale of Tabs be your guide.‘LEVI’S’ Red TabLevi Strauss & Co. co-patented the idea for blue jeans, manufacturing them starting in 1873. When the patent expired, competitors everywhere were also able to manufacture riveted clothing. So, LS&Co. needed an easy way to stand apart. First, we used the Arcuate design, which marked the jean back pockets. We then added the two-horse pull-logo — trademarked around 1890.When competitors started copying the Arcuate, which wasn’t trademarked until the 1940s, Levi’s® felt it needed a new differentiator. In stepped in National Sales Manager Chris Lucier. He was the one who thought of placing “a folded cloth ribbon in the structural seam of a rear patch pocket.” Thus, the Levi’s® Tab was born.The red Tab, with the word “LEVI’S” woven onto one side of the tab in white, appeared on our 501®s in 1936 and, later, on our denim jackets.Red Tab with Lowercase ‘e’Although the red Tab has remained affixed to Levi’s® since its creation, the Tab lettering took on different forms in very subtle ways, Panek says. In the 1950s, the brand started making double-sided tabs, where the white “LEVI’S” lettering was visible on both sides. In the early 1970s, instead of all-caps “LEVI’S,” it changed to a title-case “Levi’s” — with a lowercase “e.” The “E” font differentiation became a mark among collectors of a vintage piece. Though the Tab was and is a trademark, its evolution made it more

Different reason, which the most common after thermal limit throttling in laptops is power limit throttling.Throttlestop can help you determine thermal or power limit throttling, but I don't use the app, so won't be of any help with using it.How do we know the power limit isn't getting in the way too? There are applications that let you know what's up. Both Gpu-Z(Sensors tab) and HWINFO have 'Performance Cap Reasons' on display.[I can't understand why the thermal limit of Nvidia's mobile chips is omitted.Intel desktop and mobile cpus: can look up.AMD desktop and mobile cpus: can look up.AMD gpus: can look up.AMD mobile gpus: can look up some of the older ones.Nvidia desktop gpus: can look up.Nvidia mobile gpus: locked up somewhere in Area 51.]There are laptops out there that use LM as the stock TIM, but they are few - very few. in my laptop there is a normal mode and a performance mode. i always keep it at normal mode and it doesnt let it past 95º. if i put it in performance it goes up to 100º. thats why i say iit throttles, tecnically its limited to 95º.also my 3060 is able to go to 105w and usually never gets to more than 80w with temps locked at 86º #25 How do we know the power limit isn't getting in the way too? There are applications that let you know what's up. Both Gpu-Z(Sensors tab) and HWINFO have 'Performance Cap Reasons' on display.[I can't understand why the