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Disco Dave's Tunnel Guide PDF
Saved by uncleflo on April 10th, 2021.
In the world of NVDA (Non Violent Direct Action) there are few defence tactics that can compare with the protest tunnel. Dangerous, laborious and time consuming, tunnelling is the ultimate and desperate tacticof desperate people in desperate times. For how can any but the truly insane wish to voluntarily spend days, weeks, even months, underground, for any other reason than that they profoundly believe that they are right? Laughed at, ridiculed and condemned by the media, the few that fight today's environmental war (be they above or below ground) must have the solace of knowing that at least history will treat them kindly. With so much precious countryside belonging to the many destroyed for the profit of the few how could it possibly be any different? Validity is given to this question when supposedly impartial Members of Parliament make financial gain as company directors on major environmentally destructive projects (i.e. Manchester airport in 1997).
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How to Recover Your Firefox Session When All Hope is Lost - TechRant
Saved by uncleflo on September 8th, 2016.
Last week my house had some electrical issues, and our landlord came round to take a look at things. During this time, my computer got turned off without warning when a fuse was removed. It recovered fine, but next time I went to shut down in a hurry, Firefox was hanging around, and I wanted it dead. I chose to kill it and shut down—a mistake I would soon regret.
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Ink2Go
Saved by uncleflo on November 14th, 2014.
Ink2Go is an extremely simple yet powerful screen annotation and recording software. You can easily write on top of any other application that is currently active on the desktop, even on a running video. You can then save your annotations as an image file or even record the whole session as a video for sharing. It is a useful tool for presenters to communicate and share ideas during a live session, for educators to create effective video tutorials and for salespeople to create impressive video presentations.
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200 Years of Swiss Bank Secrecy Is Ending. So, Where's the Money?
Saved by uncleflo on November 13th, 2014.
A funny thing's happened in Finland. Scores of its monied elite have filed requests to correct their tax data this summer—suddenly recollecting that they'd stashed earnings away in Swiss banks. Truly, this is the end of an era, thanks entirely to a U.S.-led crackdown on tax evasion. It's also a strange new beginning. Late last May, following a yearlong criminal investigation, Swiss bank Credit Suisse AG plead guilty to aiding wealthy U.S. citizens in hiding taxable income, agreeing to pay roughly $2.6 billion in penalties for the crime (to be divvied up between the Justice Department, the Federal Reserve, and the New York State Department of Financial Services, for some reason). Credit Suisse was charged with a pattern of misconduct that included actively recruiting clients, courting them at airports, golf courses, family weddings, and elsewhere with the promise of shielding their earnings from the IRS, and then also destroying documents pertaining to these concealed accounts.
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How to Recover Deleted Files with TestDisk - BootMed
Saved by uncleflo on August 9th, 2014.
When a file is deleted or a drive is formatted, the files are not completely destroyed. What is destroyed is the information about where the files are stored on your drive. You could think of deleting a file as taking the street numbers off your house. Your house may be a little harder to find, but it is still there.
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PHP - load session by a given session ID | László Gazsi - Software Developer
Saved by uncleflo on January 24th, 2014.
Last week I have bumped into a small problem that caused me a few hours head ache… I had a desktop application written in Adobe AIR and a server offering web services in PHP. The users of the desktop application could log in and their session variables had to be stored on the server. The only data the desktop application stored was the session ID returned by the web service after logging in. After logging in, the desktop application made it possible to make some changes on the DB behind the server by using the web services. To identify the user, it passed the session ID to the server…
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