ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Chrome is blocking me from entering it. There's some link that chrome says is known malware.
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ORD_Buckeye;2297587; said:
I see nothing obvious... ad maybe? Nothing in cali's newest post that's obvious. The smart people will have to check it out.
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ORD_Buckeye;2297587; said:
100% of the time so far this has been because someone has linked in a remote image from a bad site. I'll go looking now.
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And that's exactly what it was again. Should be fixed now. No one was actually exposed to anything on our end, it's a false positive because an image from that site (a site with malware itself) was pulled in, and Google (rightly) flags on anything from a compromised site.
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Buckeyeskickbuttocks;2297640; said:
In what alternate universe do you live where anyone would take a dollar for a donut. They're fucking donuts.
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I was surprised to see that we actually have a thread about red wine and not about red wine socialism.AKAK;2297664; said:
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Deety
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Rehosting images is useful for preventing this, and avoiding the Red X of Doom later.
I didn't like when ImageShack went premium with the threat of dumping old images, but the set-up for rehosting pics is pretty awesome. There is a Firefox extension called "Rehost Image," and a Dropbox extension on the Imageshack site. Now, I just right-click an image and choose "Rehost," and it copies the new URL for pasting while dumping a second copy into Dropbox, where it's easier to look through and sort things. Very convenient; I highly recommend it.
I didn't like when ImageShack went premium with the threat of dumping old images, but the set-up for rehosting pics is pretty awesome. There is a Firefox extension called "Rehost Image," and a Dropbox extension on the Imageshack site. Now, I just right-click an image and choose "Rehost," and it copies the new URL for pasting while dumping a second copy into Dropbox, where it's easier to look through and sort things. Very convenient; I highly recommend it.
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