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It's activated by clicking the icon or by using a keyboard shortcut (cmd+shit+x). So there is at least one single way to close any overlay on any website.
Is there a use-case where the TCP load balancer being with the web-server made a lot of sense ?
Integrating too many features into a single software can be risky as it may compromise simplicity and the UNIX way, 1 tool for 1 job..
With AdBlock it's working perfectly.
I also saw requests to LinkedIn going from SlideShare, I wonder why.. https://twitter.com/NicolaeNMV/status/527092523987402752
For those who seek to know how it's working, the source code on github https://github.com/NicolaeNMV/BehindTheOverlay
Jsnice doesn't exceutes eval as it's doing statical analysis ie. without executing the programs.
Could you please elaborate why you have "no choice" ? How exactly did Ukrainians threatened the Russian people in Ukraine so you agree on war ? Wasn't a Yanukovych a pro-russian president ? Why not simply wait for an election as a democratic country ? Why support those who want war and war of the nations ?
This is not a war of two countries it's a war of two nations that share the same roots. If the war is the last option Russia had, they are indeed very disparate. I don't think they are in need of support, they're more in need of mourning.
Violence is the weapon of the weak said the great Gandhi. Even when violence appears to do good, the good is only temporary; the evil it does is permanent. -- Gandhi How many died already ? In name of what ? Stupidsapiens. If we could all once agree to stop the violence, stop talking politics and more about how we can evolve and improve our lives and live in peace, that would be a tremendous achievement..
>What exactly does that entail, technically? Smells like snake oil to me. At least the simple SYN flood and UDP flood. The atacker in question couldn't have anything sophisticated.
I had a irc server for my friends, one of not-so-friendly visitors told me that the server will get down, and it went down. I lost ping to my server, CPU & the bandwidth were all at 100%. The support told me that I should use another company. I went to a company that has DDoS protection http://www.online.net/
I find it unacceptable that you can be DDoSed so easily, it's like we're still in 90'.. DDoS protection should be something ubiquitous for small power servers like VPS, otherwise it's trivial to get them down.
It's really sad that DDoS protection didn't become ubiquitous yet. It's unacceptable that you can get down a server, even VPS with not-so-much bandwidth. All VPS have limited number of sockets and resources and it's trivial to knock them down. Absence of a DDoS protection makes them extremely vulnerable.
Russia is crushing nearby countries. Georgia with South Ossetia in 2008. Moldova with Transnistria in 1992. Chechnya.
Now they are crushing Ukrainian people for not loving their pro-Russian president.
In this case, "Copy cURL" of a request from Chrome's Developer Tools is priceless.
I use it primarly to see the used bandwidth in real-time. It's better than ifstat for that job.
curl -C - -o "some_file"
It will basically get the size of "some_file" and use it as an offset when making the HTTP request, similar to wget --continue.
Very useful to download a file from a unreliable network and when you need all those security cookies. To get the cookies I use "Copy cURL" from Network pane of Chrome's "Developer tools".
We are much smaller and less population but the tactics used in Ukraine reminds me of the events Moldova but on a bigger scale. So called "titushki" are the instigators that are infiltrating among peaceful protesting population with the intention to compromise the entire movement and to discredit the protest.
Students were tortured by the police for months after the protests begun. Students that participated in the protests were kidnapend from the dormitory. [2] Those slides of Ukraine are not at all surpising.
Protesters killed to death, at least 4. Valeriu Boboc, 23 year old who was also a father was killed after the protests ended http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_Moldova_civil_unrest#Death...
I must say, the tactics of the instigators were very effective in our country. The result was burning of the house of parliament [3]. All the blame was on protesters, it basically discredited the protesters calling them vandals and thefts (as some of them have stolen some furniture). We believe that instigators and the police who gave up surprisingly easy were cooperating, and that they burned up and destroyed documents from parliament themselves.
I'm very glad that in Ukraine they are better prepared. I have very much sympathy with the protesters in Ukraine as the Russian influence in the region is still very much present. Russian is still defending it's interests and it makes us angry. You must understand that a country very rich in petrol and all kind of minerals have a great deal of influence when massively sponsoring parties of their interest and putting pressure with their own army in Transnistria that they left after collapse of USSR. [4]
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There is also a big problem with russian population that stayed on our territory and continue to have the USSR values. And more of all, they continue to believe that they don't need to learn the local language. It's a mess. That's why it's so much fight between populations and shady people profiting of this situation.
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_Moldova_civil_unrest http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twitter_Revolution
[2] http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/asset/EUR59/003/2009/en/cf...
[3] http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2009/04/07/world/0407-MOLDO...
--stream-piece-selector=inorder
Very useful to start watching a video file before its fully downloaded. It must be the most advanced downloader.
http://aria2.sourceforge.net/manual/en/html/aria2c.html#cmdo...
I hacked axel to do the same but my patch was not perfect. https://github.com/adrenalinup/axel-incremental-downloading
Didn't knew that aria2 provided this out-of-the-box.
[1] http://www.rferl.org/content/moldovan_man_shot_dead_at_check...
[2]http://www.presseurop.eu/en/content/news-brief/3899861-new-t...
And if the soviet era was not enough, Russians didn't stop there, the military aggression continued, they occupied a portion of Moldova creating an enclave called Transnistria. [2]
Our asspiration to get into Europe Union are meet with economical embargo from the same annoying neighbour. (and not only us, everyone one the Russian boarded is harassed) [3] It's hard but we are evolving, but not as fast as as we would like..
It's hard to hide, but the Russia is really a very unfortunate neighbour to have. Really happy to see Baltics doing better after so much misfortune that we share..
[1] http://thenextweb.com/shareables/2011/10/27/earth-will-soon-...
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transnistria
[3] http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/30/business/international/ukr...
And it's a lot easier to use than rtorrent that has some insane shortcuts you will never remember.
You don't even need tmux/screen as with rtorrent/aria2c, just connect with deluge-console whenever you want, it's deluge server that is doing everything in background.
I guess you need Flash installed to make Shumway work ?