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Sorry maybe not a flash ad. Upon further inspection it was an iframe whose contents were blocked by my ad blocker, presenting me with that grey box in chrome. I'm not going to disable it to check what it actually is.
So an extension seems like overkill. But I get it's about the statement so, whatever floats your boat I guess.
However, I'm more of a Bash guy so please take my words/links with a grain of salt.
[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/6mtqdq/a_tonne_of_...
[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/6mtqdq/a_tonne_of_...
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In total everything comes in around 3.4GiB. I found this in /r/homelabs and they've got all the files up on their US and EU FTP servers. Details here:
Not sure how far back "modern" goes but Florence was full of workshops[0] during the renaissance. A lot of the good stuff (David IIRC) was produced by teams of professional artists to some degree.
[0] http://matthewgream.net/Professional/HistoryOfArt/workshops_...
crumbles[1] into[2] neatly[3] stacked dust[4]
[1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/crumbles
[2] https://github.com/sindresorhus/into-stream
cdn.feedback serves up this on an otherwise empty html doc:
<!-- There's only one rule that I know of, babies - God damn it, you've got to be kind -->I think they meant qualify but still, looks like it's only on select new items.
- I love the fact that I'm not forced to make an account but given the option; though not sure what benefits that offers. Picking up in the same spot across devices I guess.
- didn't realize i could skip modules at first, once I did I liked it a lot more.
- I've only played with the JS stuff so far. It's pretty basic for me right now but I'd imagine (and hope) you'll be adding some heavier stuff.
- Beautiful UI.
- The correct/wrong notifications are very similar to other apps like this (not a criticism), is there a common library for that? I never really thought about it.
- I personally would like and make use of a "give us feedback" item.
- I'd like to be able to take some short tests or flash cards. Maybe for built in methods, design patterns, "what would this evaluate to", etc..
- No weird permissions!!
I'll keep my eye on this. Good luck with it!
;)
https://wptavern.com/zerif-lite-suspended-from-wordpress-the...
Also it's possible the searching with "/" is part of your browser. I'm pretty sure Firefox does that, less sure about others.
"Sorry, you’re not allowed to access this page."
"Contact Yelp if you keep experiencing issues."
Oh well
I don't have any experience hiring there but it may be worth a shot.
I'm waiting until RFC 7168 [0] gains more traction and there is better support for HTCPCP-TEA.
I haven't gotten my hands dirty with it but I freelance all types of web stuff so I have (and work closely with) a few people that handle the SEO/Ad stuff. Usually we are promoting physical products (think event tickets, used computers, ect..) with FB and have had a pretty good success rate. FB lets you target with a level of specificity that is kind of creepy IMO but useful.
I'd say it's worth a shot. It's not too expensive and you can run a short campaign to see if it makes a dent. Maybe start with a wider scope and narrow that as you see what's hitting.
I guess the tricky part would be having users on it to talk to when the first timers click through. Also a lot of FB traffic is mobile so that's something to consider. Maybe you can exclude them from your target? Idk.
Hope this helps!
Have you tried any targeted ad campaigns on FB/G?
I'm not really a marketing guy so sorry if that's not as helpful or original as you're looking for but it's something.