jmd_akbar @ jmd_akbar @aussie.zone

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Hiya, yes, I did that just now. And I got the same error. The DDG search via address bar/ddg website works on edge... It's just not working on Firefox...

The webp format can go to the depths of hell!

I hope someone here has a suggestion/solution.

I've been having this issue with DuckDuckGo and Firefox, for the past few days now, where if I search using the search bar, it shows an error which says "the page isn't redirecting properly." This happens only when using this search engine. For every other search engine, e.g. Google, Bing, etc there are no issues.

I've tried clearing cache, temporarily disabled all cookies, but still no luck.

Any suggestion /solution please?

Oh ffs...

Oh that was Bob...

/j

In all seriousness, this is such a cool find...

Wait... Why would it be awkward for the employees who you want to re-hire? They would just simply ask a much higher pay... You need their expertise and their knowledge, you have to pay their demanded salary...

It should be more awkward for the companies...

"progress is undermined by a system not set up to help officers succeed."

What the fuck does he mean by succeed? Successful in what? Successful in meeting quotas of arrests? Successful in ignoring sexual assault cases?

It's the fucking police... You shouldn't be run as a fucking enterprise...

Well that's sad...

How do I get it from the browser into a normal folder view?

There's a setting which the sharepoint admins can set which allows Windows Explorer view.

To access https://sharepoint.company.com/team_a what you'll do is open windows Explorer and navigate to "sharepoint.company.com\team_a" (starts with double back slash, without the quotes)... You can even map it as a network drive on your system, so you can have an X: drive which maps to that same location and you can use it like a normal shared drive...

Edit: I take back my comment. This method doesn't work anymore, except for pre-SharePoint 2019 on-prem environments...

some were laughing nervously

Yea - that's totally not a guilty laugh...

In that case, why not simply

rm -rf /

😜

Mate, don't get your knickers in a twist... You're getting riled up over nothing here...

The iPhone 14 getting a repairability score of 4 shouldn't affect you or your life... Neither should some random person online thinking it deserves a much lower score...

That score of 4 is still very high... I feel, it should be closer to 1...

Now that's a combination of words I didn't expect to read in a sentence...

Rats.. Sorry mate.

We'll have to wait for someone smarter than me to come and solve this.

Does curl support certificate downloads?

Edit: try openssl if you have access to it...

https://superuser.com/a/176721

I know this is not exactly what you're looking for, but I found for a Fortinet ssl vpn connection.

https://askubuntu.com/a/1338207

It might work for you? Doesn't hurt to try...

EDIT: Another thing you can try is the official OpenVPN client for linux...

https://openvpn.net/community-resources/how-to/

Yes

No no. They'll "reduce" it to $0.25...