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For some reason Chrome is blocking me from downloading it.
https://support.goog...d&hl=en&rd=1
https://support.goog...sters/answer/3258249-relipse (December 27, 2015, 12:01 PM)
I don't think a pen drive will do versioning and automatic backup realtime as I edit files!-kalos (December 27, 2015, 05:18 PM)
If it was just "any random but competent art" as a performance piece, we wouldn't care. And stories are just text, my copy is as good as your copy from Gutenberg's Mark Twain set. And for music, there's whole cultures (besides the lawsuits of grumpy musicians) of mashup. Same with pics.-TaoPhoenix (December 24, 2015, 07:54 PM)
Seems anyone could be president these days-mitzevo (October 04, 2015, 04:44 AM)
I kind of thought it's been like that for a few decades now ;-)-tomos (October 04, 2015, 01:37 PM)
That's one of the 'charms'.Too bad I can't sign up for the contest since it is on facebook.-Jibz (December 24, 2015, 02:08 AM)
I had exactly this problem with an exe file that is downloadable from my web site. Whenever I tried to download the file using Chrome it gave the warning.
The solution I found was to sign up to Google Webmaster Tools and add my site. It took several days for Google to crawl my site, and fill in any information, but I went back today and finally found loads of information there.
Now I can download my file, and there is no malicious warning any more.
It seems that once Google has checked out your site and determined that you are not a bad person, the problem goes away.
It looks like an old Chinese script... I do not think Google Translate will be of any help.-PhilB66 (December 22, 2015, 04:02 AM)
My HotKeys work erratically, working when I restart Windows and then after using it for a while, it stops working. I have Window 10 64Bit install and do not have either DropBox nor One Drive (installed but not signed in).
UPDATE: Once I paste the object into the target app, it stops working, restart the app and it works for one screencapture again.
UPDATE: reassigned to own keys and works everytime, so it does seem some app is "taking" the print screen button. Could it be another screen grabbing app installed by the organisation (Snipping tool)?-DuncanSD (December 22, 2015, 01:54 AM)
Wraith, what about removing the ".lnk" from the display? We don't really need to see the file extension, and it would be less clutter.-BGM (December 21, 2015, 03:27 PM)
Or was this for the author?Yes I used 7stacks but it would just run so slow sometimes and take forever to open if I had a lot of apps/files in the folder. I wanted a faster way, so I made this. :-)-c.gingerich (December 21, 2015, 08:59 AM)
Nobody thought it was really a bomb. He got in trouble for perpetrating a "bomb hoax." (Whether it was an intentional hoax or not is another story.)-Deozaan (December 17, 2015, 01:33 PM)
At 2 AM Wednesday morning, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan unveiled a 2000-page budget bill that will fund the federal government well into next year. The omnibus spending bill, as it's usually referred to, is the result of countless hours of backroom dealings and negotiations between Republicans and Democrats.
Without the budget bill (or a short-term emergency measure), the government shuts down, as it did in 2013 for 16 days when lawmakers couldn’t reach a budget deal. It contains dozens of measures that make the country run, and once it's released and agreed to, it's basically a guarantee to pass. Voting against it or vetoing it is politically costly, which is kind of the point: Republicans get some things they want, Democrats get some things they want, no one is totally happy but they live with it anyway. This is how countless pieces of bad legislation get passed in America—as riders on extremely important pieces of legislation that are politically difficult to vote against.As Politico notes:
"In a closed-door meeting with fellow Republicans, Ryan touted a pause in Obamacare's 'Cadillac tax,' the lifting of a longstanding oil-export ban and preservation of several other policy preferences in the year-end deal, which include $1.149 trillion in spending and several hundred billion in tax breaks.
After the deal was announced, many members of both parties said Democrats won this round on federal spending. They agreed to lift the prohibition on exporting US oil, but turned back other so-called GOP policy riders, including efforts to tighten restrictions on Syrian and Iraqi refugees. The GOP also did not mount a serious effort to strip funding from Planned Parenthood, although many hardline conservatives had demanded such a move."
You see how it is. This is some House of Cards-type shit, and anyone who values their privacy is screwed, because, let's face it—CISA is small potatoes politically speaking compared to the other stuff in here. Every major political media outlet is already talking about how the deal avoids a government shutdown and is talking as though it has already been passed. And that’s because, for all intents and purposes, the agreement on the text of the bill itself was the politically difficult hurdle to clear—the actual passage of it is a foregone conclusion.
In this paper we study the financial repercussions of the destruction of two fully armed and operational moon-sized battle stations ("Death Stars") in a 4-year period and the dissolution of the galactic government in Star Wars. The emphasis of this work is to calibrate and simulate a model of the banking and financial systems within the galaxy. Along these lines, we measure the level of systemic risk that may have been generated by the death of Emperor Palpatine and the destruction of the second Death Star. We conclude by finding the economic resources the Rebel Alliance would need to have in reserve in order to prevent a financial crisis from gripping the galaxy through an optimally allocated banking bailout.
This hits home for me. I had a situation 6 years ago (15yo)when I was in computer class and I was making a blueprint for a portable solar speaker after I finished my assignments. The teacher in his infinite wisdom takes a screenshot as "evidence" and reports it to the principal, and they both think it is a bomb. They call the police to escort me to the county jail for my dad to pick me up. I was expelled and 'sentenced' to alternative school. I took my GED test after a year of waiting to turn 16 to qualify for one. I'm now an associate in mechatronics and I want to continue working with electronics and robotics.
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Meanwhile you back 350 projects!? Any quick notes about averages and some special case backing higher amounts?-TaoPhoenix (December 16, 2015, 06:26 PM)
I can pull the postcodes easily, and likewise derive corresponding suburbs. Trouble is their data doesn't necessarily match my data (and in many cases is just plain wrong)
which brings me back to the street address. I'd be interested in how I might go about building some sort of regex tool, but given the variables I'm not sure how I would even go about it-Target (December 16, 2015, 03:35 PM)
