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frm
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This and they butcher your photographs to 1/2 megapixel and like 60% quality... looks good on the app/desktop, but take it to a print shop 5 years later for even a 5"x7".
Faust
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This and they butcher your photographs to 1/2 megapixel and like 60% quality... looks good on the app/desktop, but take it to a print shop 5 years later for even a 5"x7".
Unfortunately these sites are focused on quantity over quality. The forum which I've built is focused other way around, and also is private.
Max Taxable
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So, this has to be logged-in members stealing your stuff?
No. If it's stolen the level of severity of that theft is not changed by the actions discussed here. It's still stolen.
Nirjonadda
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I am using one private addon about Copy Contents Protection that made by @TickTackk as Brilliant Developer. This addon not used Javascript. So disabling Javascript aren't allowed to Copy contents or Images.
Ozzy47
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Could publish it for others to use.
beerForo
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Roadblocks can mitigate but not prevent.
Nope. That's still incorrect. And you have used this word incorrectly repeatedly, not just in this thread, which is why I finally mentioned it.
Personally I am grateful when someone tells me I am using (or pronouncing) a word wrong so I don't continue to do it and embarrass myself.
Evidently you don't care so carry on.
One more time then you're on your own.
mit·i·gate
/ˈmidəˌɡāt/
verb: mitigate; 3rd person present: mitigates; past tense: mitigated; past participle: mitigated; gerund or present participle: mitigating
What does it mean to mitigate something?
verb (used with object), mit·i·gat·ed, mit·i·gat·ing. to lessen in force or intensity, as wrath, grief, harshness, or pain; moderate. to make less severe: to mitigate a punishment. to make (a person, one's state of mind, disposition, etc.) milder or more gentle; mollify; appease.
Examples of correct use of mitigate:
mit·i·gate
/ˈmidəˌɡāt/
verb: mitigate; 3rd person present: mitigates; past tense: mitigated; past participle: mitigated; gerund or present participle: mitigating
- make less severe, serious, or painful.
- "he wanted to mitigate misery in the world"
- "there had been a provocation that mitigated the offense to a degree"
What does it mean to mitigate something?
verb (used with object), mit·i·gat·ed, mit·i·gat·ing. to lessen in force or intensity, as wrath, grief, harshness, or pain; moderate. to make less severe: to mitigate a punishment. to make (a person, one's state of mind, disposition, etc.) milder or more gentle; mollify; appease.
Examples of correct use of mitigate:
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- mitigate the risk from another's business?
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- mitigate against effects of flooding.
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- Offshore sites offer ways to mitigate the aesthetic concerns.
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- Ensuring You get paid When Contracting This articles discusses how to mitigate the risk of non payment when contracting.
- As much as the leaders of these corporations might want to foster disruptive innovation, their policies, structure and processes mitigate against it.
- The cat litter product line is of interest because Arm and Hammer has integrated its baking soda into cat litter to mitigate cat box odors.
- A stress management emotional wellness study can shed light on the causes of stress and offer suggestions for the various tools and techniques needed to mitigate that stress.
- By understanding the mechanical aspects of roller coaster safety, guests can attempt to mitigate the physical causes of roller coaster accidents that can turn a fun vacation into an unsafe experience.
- You can mitigate your gaming angst by learning the ins and outs of troubleshooting your PS3 system.
- Special diets, hearing aids, and vision aids can be used to mitigate some symptoms of Patau syndrome.
- To further mitigate the pain of a waxing treatment, make sure the esthetician rips the wax strips off as quickly as possible.
- Sometimes switching from hot tea to cold tea can help can mitigate this effect.
- Many women take this supplement to mitigate bone calcium loss after menopause.
- Imagine you are selling a new cosmetic serum for men that promises to remove wrinkles, regrow hair, and otherwise mitigate signs of aging.
- Some cleanse and detox programs suggest acai berry consumption in order to mitigate the fatigue that can come as a result of detoxification.
- To mitigate a steep ascent, a central carriage-way, 200 yds, long, is cut along the main street to a depth of 15 ft., the opposite terraces being connected by a bridge.
- Great care was taken by the scribes in these renderings to mitigate the anthropomorphic expressions applied to God in the Scriptures, and by paraphrase, the use of abstract terms and indirect phraseology, to prevent such expressions from giving rise to erroneous views as to God's personal manifestation in the popular mind.
- The Revenue has also taken steps to mitigate the consequences for customers.
- The best way to avoid ending up with a too tight bikini is to take steps to mitigate that from ever happening in the first place.
- The government website on calcium supplements recommends increasing your dose of liquid calcium gradually to mitigate side effects and switching to higher fiber diet.
- Sheath dresses are especially valuable for women with curvier frames, as the sleek lines of this style serve to mitigate larger busts and hips.
- etc.
Nirjonadda
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If we release in public then this goes to paid addon because recently paid $45 for Fixed issues with Template Modifications positions for compatible with Xenforo 2.2 ...
Paid addon will help fund for hire developer for future development update.
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UGTeam
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I challenge you.Anonymity is the greatest thing you can buy in life and once it's sold, it's gone forever, so I respect that. I just wanted a challenge to see if I could break it and in how long using various devices, etc.
Show me how you can get the top logo from my site with right click disabled,
My site is munitedfc.com endorsed by Manchester united as the red devils fan club.
You cant do any damage to the site because it's not yet started.
WARNING read this before you try to hack!!!
Oh yeah don't try to hack because you will get a very NASTY surprise and i do mean nasty.
Ozzy47
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Sent it to you in a convo.
antonino
Active member
Challenge accepted
Just in one minute. If you give me ten i can clean it like new.
So, nothing you can really hide,
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Kruzya
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CTRL + Shift + I on Windows-based PCs...Or just disable JavaScript. You don't block users without enabled JavaScript:
P.S.: Maybe we, Russians, dogs, but you can't be called as smartest guy. Any published content in Internet can be copied.
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Ozzy47
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Yup, easy peasy.
Faust
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Lemon squeeze
