It happened 3 times in the last 2 weeks, so yes you are not mistaken.

Alright, I may have found a solution. Step 1: Try and reverify your genuine copy of FA. Step 2: "Make sure the flash message below states you are connected" If it states that the account is connected to another account name, there's your problem. Note the name. Step 3: log in through the client which will send you to a website to log in. Step 4: enter the name you recorded as your username and login. The password doesn't need to change. Step 5: finally access your client.

I still don't get it, a context switch should save the entire size of the FPU register stack (each 80bits) when a context switch happens, and should then restore it when you thread resumes. The context switcher does not even know if the registers contain doubles or expanded floats, so it needs to save all bits anyway. Since each FPU register is 80 bits on x86, you have expansion anyway regardless of whether you use floats or doubles, because doubles are only 64bit. Do you have a link where that issue is described in a bit more detail because i feel there is something missing here.

@sheikah i think in my case it only my dns problem, earlier i using custom dns ip address, for working in my client's vpn network, and forgot abort changes after complete. I suggest, that problem "can not resolved api.faforever.com", may be resolved by changing user's network settings for using dns from CloudFlare or Google. CloudFlare DNS dns1_ip_v4: 1.1.1.1 dns2_ip_v4: 1.0.0.1 Google DNS dns1_ip_v4: 8.8.8.8 dns2_ip_v4: 8.8.4.4 Additional: it can increase connection quality in game and decrease ping.

@biass Thats good to hear. Thank you for admiting the mistake, that shows that the council is willing to make an effort to improve, and thats good to see after this whole mess. I hope the council continues to do so over time.

Abusing my ultimate server powers I trashed the article now.

I thought about that too, but it would either make it too powerful against bases and stuff or kind of mess up with its behavior if it was firing tac missiles. Although depending on how powerful the rocket is it could make a difference without being too op, I guess