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  1. Enterprise Coverage Offers Protection from #DDoS Attacks up to 500Gbps

    In today’s Internet, preparation is key. The level of preparation businesses and organizations employ oftentimes determine their future. Keeping up with the increasing frequency and size of DDoS attacks is a responsible measure that will prevent untold damages to a ...
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  2. Enterprise Coverage Offers Protection from #DDoS Attacks up to 500Gbps

    In today’s Internet, preparation is key. The level of preparation businesses and organizations employ oftentimes determine their future. Keeping up with the increasing frequency and size of DDoS attacks is a responsible measure that will prevent untold damages to a ...
    Continued 👉 blog.radwebhosting.com/enterpr #datacenter #ddosprotection #security #dedicatedserver #ded #businesscontinuance #disasterprevention #disasterrecovery

  3. NEW DEAD BY DAYLIGHT™ THE HILLBILLY TRAILER – COMICS BASED ON THE HIT HORROR VIDEO GAME!
    Explore the origins to one of Dead by Daylight's original killers!

    Titan Comics are thrilled to reveal a brand-new trailer for Dead By Daylight: The Hillbilly Issue #1 - a brand-new comic...
    comiccrusaders.com/comic-books
    #dead by daylight #horror #gaming #comics #comic books #ded by daylight

  4. 9 - Depuis, ce slogan raciste est régulièrement repris par des militants #d’ED #Français sur les réseaux sociaux. Le 28 juin 2023, à #Rouen, une soirée explicitement baptisée #Ausländer_Raus, prévue dans le bar fasciste #Le_Mora, est interdite par les autorités.

  5. PREVIEW: DEAD TEENAGERS #2
    WHAT’S WORSE — GETTING TRAPPED IN THE PAST OR HAVING TO FACE THE FUTURE? …

    This spring, GLAAD Award–nominated writer Jude Ellison S. Doyle (Maw, Be Not Afraid) and Eisner Award–nominated artist Caitlin Yarsky (EC’s Cruel Universe, Black Hammer Reborn) invite you to DEAD TEENAGERS – the smirkingly clever, ʼ90s-obsessed, blood-drenched...
    comiccrusaders.com/comic-books
    #ded teenagers #comics #comic books #oni press

  6. Cercando idee per la sessione di #ded di stasera ho trovato questo sito molto che da un sacco di strumenti bellissimi per la creazione di mappe da vero cartografo.
    kmalexander.com/free-stuff/fan

  7. Cercando idee per la sessione di #ded di stasera ho trovato questo sito molto che da un sacco di strumenti bellissimi per la creazione di mappe da vero cartografo.
    kmalexander.com/free-stuff/fan

  8. Experience the Magic of Ded Moroz Estate Kuzminki

    A Winter Wonderland in Moscow

    <p>Ded Moroz Estate Kuzminki is a premier festive destination in Moscow, offering an enchanting experience for visitors of all ages. Located in the picturesque Kuzminki district, this winter wonderland transports you to a world of magic and wonder.</p>
    Pros:

    ...

    🔗 userreview.net/en/content/ded-

    #Ded Moroz Estate Kuzminki #Moscow #Winter Wonderland

  9. As a follow-up to this conversation about #ded #console #rulers, Thomas Dickey had this to say (in response to an email I'd sent him):

    It's a visual reminder of how far left/right I've scrolled, in either the directory listing, or in the built-in pager. If you're using the pager, the scrolling applies to that.

    Neither of those wraps lines, and when I
    began that (in 1987), had no other programs to do that sort of thing.

    If I'm scrolling left/right, I want to know where I am. If I scroll too far the right, and the screen's blank, that helps :-)

    I see it's in the initial version of dedview.c, in April 1992, which precedes any of the followup versions of #dired. In turn, that says it was split from ded.c, so... in that file I see a ruler (in showFILES), which is from November 1987. The 'Xbase' variable corresponds to left/right scrolling - but that's the initial version of ded.c (I don't recall if the intermediate version that I wrote beginning around December/January 1986 did that, but have a hunch that this was something that I did for the improved version, with the ring of active directories, etc).

    I had modified the initial version seen here:

    groups.google.com/g/net.source

    to move its divider line up and down in late 1983, and incorporated a similar divider into the versions that I wrote from scratch. I don't recall if I added column numbers to my changes in the original dired, but may have, since it seems "obvious".

    Thanks for that, Thomas!!

  10. As a follow-up to this conversation about #ded #console #rulers, Thomas Dickey had this to say (in response to an email I'd sent him):

    It's a visual reminder of how far left/right I've scrolled, in either the directory listing, or in the built-in pager. If you're using the pager, the scrolling applies to that.

    Neither of those wraps lines, and when I
    began that (in 1987), had no other programs to do that sort of thing.

    If I'm scrolling left/right, I want to know where I am. If I scroll too far the right, and the screen's blank, that helps :-)

    I see it's in the initial version of dedview.c, in April 1992, which precedes any of the followup versions of #dired. In turn, that says it was split from ded.c, so... in that file I see a ruler (in showFILES), which is from November 1987. The 'Xbase' variable corresponds to left/right scrolling - but that's the initial version of ded.c (I don't recall if the intermediate version that I wrote beginning around December/January 1986 did that, but have a hunch that this was something that I did for the improved version, with the ring of active directories, etc).

    I had modified the initial version seen here:

    groups.google.com/g/net.source

    to move its divider line up and down in late 1983, and incorporated a similar divider into the versions that I wrote from scratch. I don't recall if I added column numbers to my changes in the original dired, but may have, since it seems "obvious".

    Thanks for that, Thomas!!

  11. #ruler #terminal #tmux #ded

    I've had this idea of having a ruler in the terminal. Such a ruler would allow me to see how far across the terminal a character or word is.

    Why? Not sure yet, I just liked the idea of it. You know, this is one of those solutions looking for a problem. ;). Still, it was fun.

    What I came up was this:

    (ruler1.png)

    This is achieved using tmux, where it's possible to create a split where the output is taken from stdin (rather than spawning a shell):

    % ruler | tmux splitw -dI -l2 -b &

    Here, this creates a split window two lines high (-l2), puts on the top (-b), and puts the output from the`ruler` command in the window.

    Then I can use text using whatever against the ruler to see where on the screen it is.

    We can take this a step further though and make use of tmux's `popup-display` command to have a ruler floating on the screen:

    (ruler2.png)

    ... and even make it borderless:

    (ruler3.png)

    This can be moved using the mouse, by holding Alt down and dragging with mouse-1.

    It turns out that using a ruler in an application isn't new.

    Thomas Dickey (of #xterm fame) wrote #ded (invisible-island.net/ded/ded.h) which has a ruler on it:

    (ruler4.png)

    #ded is an interesting program of itself and I had to tweak it slightly to make ot use ncursesw to display nicely in tmux (ACS fallback for drawing the ruler), which I might discuss in a separate thread on here.

    I'll have to email Thomas to find out what the "workspace ruler" (as it's called) does, and what it's useful for.

    As for my ruler, well, I think I have the measure of it now, so I think I'll re-write the quick shell script into something with bells-and-whistles.

    Maybe I'll give it conversion options to display inches, feet, cubits, etc... ;)

  12. #ruler #terminal #tmux #ded

    I've had this idea of having a ruler in the terminal. Such a ruler would allow me to see how far across the terminal a character or word is.

    Why? Not sure yet, I just liked the idea of it. You know, this is one of those solutions looking for a problem. ;). Still, it was fun.

    What I came up was this:

    (ruler1.png)

    This is achieved using tmux, where it's possible to create a split where the output is taken from stdin (rather than spawning a shell):

    % ruler | tmux splitw -dI -l2 -b &

    Here, this creates a split window two lines high (-l2), puts on the top (-b), and puts the output from the`ruler` command in the window.

    Then I can use text using whatever against the ruler to see where on the screen it is.

    We can take this a step further though and make use of tmux's `popup-display` command to have a ruler floating on the screen:

    (ruler2.png)

    ... and even make it borderless:

    (ruler3.png)

    This can be moved using the mouse, by holding Alt down and dragging with mouse-1.

    It turns out that using a ruler in an application isn't new.

    Thomas Dickey (of #xterm fame) wrote #ded (invisible-island.net/ded/ded.h) which has a ruler on it:

    (ruler4.png)

    #ded is an interesting program of itself and I had to tweak it slightly to make ot use ncursesw to display nicely in tmux (ACS fallback for drawing the ruler), which I might discuss in a separate thread on here.

    I'll have to email Thomas to find out what the "workspace ruler" (as it's called) does, and what it's useful for.

    As for my ruler, well, I think I have the measure of it now, so I think I'll re-write the quick shell script into something with bells-and-whistles.

    Maybe I'll give it conversion options to display inches, feet, cubits, etc... ;)

  13. OH: "…just like GTAV did, over a decade ago" fucking EXCUSE ME? #ded

  14. OH: "…just like GTAV did, over a decade ago" fucking EXCUSE ME? #ded

  15. Aviation weather for Dehradun airport (India) is “VIDN 060230Z 03003KT 2500 -RA SCT007 BKN015 FEW030CB OVC060 23/21 Q1008 NOSIG=” : See what it means on bigorre.org/aero/meteo/vidn/en #dehradun #india #dehradunairport #vidn #ded #metar #aviation #aviationweather #avgeek #airport vl

  16. Aviation weather for Dehradun airport (India) is “VIDN 050400Z 26003KT 2500 BR FEW010 BKN020 OVC060 24/24 Q1006 NOSIG=” : See what it means on bigorre.org/aero/meteo/vidn/en #dehradun #india #dehradunairport #vidn #ded #metar #aviation #aviationweather #avgeek #airport vl

  17. One #CSS property I use a lot is `grid-area`.

    In this basic @codepen example, `grid-area` (through its `grid-row` and `grid-column` components) is all that changes value between the narrow and wide screen cases (for the nav items wrapper and for the search wrapper) codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/Yzm

    #cssGrid #gridLayout #responsive #code #web #ded #webDev #webDevelopment #coding #frontend

  18. One #CSS property I use a lot is `grid-area`.

    In this basic @codepen example, `grid-area` (through its `grid-row` and `grid-column` components) is all that changes value between the narrow and wide screen cases (for the nav items wrapper and for the search wrapper) codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/Yzm

    #cssGrid #gridLayout #responsive #code #web #ded #webDev #webDevelopment #coding #frontend