> Also, what’s a good way to get the pages so I can do some cool edits?

Unfortunately there's no way to just grab the image file directly, because Shueisha has used a ton of javascript wrappers to render the images. However there is a truly lossless way of doing this.

I only have Chrome on a laptop right now so dunno how to do this in Firefox or anything else. But:

Open the Chrome dev tools on the Manga PLUS plage (usually ctrl-shift-J or ctrl-shift-I. You can also open it in the Chrome menu under More Tools->developer tools)
Go to the Sources tab on the debugger.
Expand the (no domain) item on the Page minitab
Click through the blob filenames until you find the page you want.
Right click on the image in the Preview window and select "Copy image as Data URI". You now have a string that contains the raw image data, we're really close to having the image in a file you can edit.
Go to a website like this that lets you paste the raw data URI into a field that will then convert it into an image. Unfortunately, for the site I linked, you can't just click on "Save" after doing that. You have to right click the previewed image and save it yourself or copy the image and upload it to imgur or something.

The only problem with this is I don't know if we're actually getting the full resolution files from Shueisha.

Or you can just use a tool like XShare to grab the piece of the image you want and not worry about the rest of this. But if you want the full page, my process preserves the quality of the page.

https://www.site24x7.com/ is what i have been using for a few years now. A lot cheaper then many of the alternatives and never hear much about them. Has quite a few options as far as monitoring goes (including SSL expiry)

I think you can modify [your hosts file](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hosts_(file\)) to point en.m.wikipedia.org to the IP address of en.wikipedia.com which is 208.80.154.224 according to this site. I haven't tried this though, so there may be something I'm missing.

If you're not in IT and don't need to know binary math for your job, or you have no intention of persuing a Cisco certification or anything then you don't need to know subnetting. Plenty of online tools. https://www.site24x7.com/tools/ipv4-subnetcalculator.html

That's a report generated by https://www.site24x7.com/. The external monitoring tool we are using for measuring uptime. I think Pingdom or New relic could have similar reports.

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Classful addressing hasn't been relevant since at least 1993.

It would be helpful to see the actual questions as it looks like this exercising is focussing on your understanding of how to use VLSM to size subnets correctly.

Q1 you have split 195.223.50.0/24 into two /25's and seem to be clearly understand the new network and broadcast addresses, and number of useable host addresses in each new network. Without seeing the question I'm not sure what they are referring to either, could be a typo/nonsense question.

Q2 If the question is asking you to split 10.0.0.0/16 into 10 useable subnets then the textbook answer would be to create 16 /20 subnets, this is because the next higher divisible subnet mask /19 would give you only 8 subnets (which would not meet the requirements of the question). (Of course in the real world you might split this even further and not have any subnets as large as /20). People tend to utilise /22 or smaller subnets for client devices to limit any client broadcast traffic issues.

If you input this to the following site it can visualise this much better than my formatting on Reddit ever could.

https://www.site24x7.com/tools/ipv4-subnetcalculator.html

When working with larger subnets its always worth noting that addresses that in /24 subnets would be network addresses are perfectly valid host addresses, ie if you have subnet 10.0.0.0/23 is 10.0.1.0 a valid host address? (This is sometimes used as "tricky" interview question btw). When you get used to working with /24's a lot you might immediately think no its a network address, but as part of the above /23 its a perfectly valid host address.

Hope that helps, and keep up the studying.

Would recommend you check out /r/ccna, there are a number of helpful resources in the sidebar to help solidify your understanding of CIDR and VLSM related topics.

Same thing happened to me in my latest game as Jaina. Literally walked to my death a couple of times because she just didn't respond to me clicking back. I think it's on Blizzard's side. Pinging battle.net shows that their servers aren't working right.

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Looking at their monitoring solution it will even send you SMS' like you want for $39 a month: https://www.site24x7.com/site24x7-pricing.html

Η ΕΔΠΙΙ δεν εχει καμια δυναμη να κλεισει κανενα site, επιβάλει στους παροχους τον εξης απλο κανονα 'αν κάποιος ζητησει να βρει την διευθυνση του libgen γυρνα την διευθυνση της σελιδας της ΕΔΠΙΙ αντι για την αυθεντικη' . Αυτο ονομαζεται και DNS block

Δεν σου απαγορευει κανένας, να βρεις την ip απο εναν διαφορετικο DNS (να ρωτησεις καποιον αλλον αντι για την cosmote/vodafone/wind) , και να χρησιμοποιησεις την διευθυνση απευθειας

Παραδειγμα Με αυτο το εργαλειο ρωτησα την διευθυνση του libgen.li https://www.site24x7.com/find-ip-address-of-web-site.html οπου ενημερωνομαι οτι ειναι η ip 176.123.10.46 αυτην την στιγμή (ισως αλλαξει στο μελλον)

Γραφω στην μπαρα διευθυνσεων του chrome https://176.123.10.46 και μπαινω κανονικοτατα στο libgen παρακάμπτοντας παντελως το μπλοκο

Επιπλεον, θα μπορουσες να αλλαξεις τον DNS που ρωταει το πισι σου καθε φορα, και να μη χρειαζεται να το κανεις αυτο καθε φορα, ο DNS που χρησιμοποιω εγω ειναι ο Google Public DNS στην διευθυνση 8.8.8.8 (δεν αλλαζει ποτε) , η ΕΔΠΙΙ δεν εχει καμια ελπιδα να σε σταματησει

Ελπιζω να βοηθησα!!

There are plenty of tools/sites to check if website is down such as he below for example which show it to be down but other with different server locations show it to be up and reachable. Also not working with most proxy sites.

https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/ https://doj.me/ https://www.site24x7.com/check-website-availability.html

Here’s a good intro to load averages: https://www.site24x7.com/blog/load-average-what-is-it-and-whats-the-best-load-average-for-your-linux-servers

There’s a few things to keep in mind and other things you can do to maximise performance on your box.

1: disable THP if it’s enabled. You want to do this at boot time, like so: https://www.thegeekdiary.com/centos-rhel-7-how-to-disable-transparent-huge-pages-thp/

2: try to reserve your cores if at all possible.

3: hyperthreaded cores are almost useless for splunk (about 10% bonus), so if you’re using intel CPUs you could be running on as little as ~6.6 cores. I’d definitely try to up your core count. Your load average spiking to 30 agrees that you’re out of CPU.

4: IO consumes CPU. Any time you want to write to disk, the CPU needs to handle the IO, so if you’re waiting for slow disk then the CPU is tied up and can’t process data at the same time. This doesn’t appear as CPU usage, but as CPU wait instead. You can use iostat -x to see detailed io information. Run it a few times, waiting 10 seconds between runs - it accumulates info since it was last run and shows the average over that time period, so the first time you run it the output will be from “all time” - I.e ignore the first output.

5: pull all the strings you have to get some fast disk for your hot/warm storage. I suspect you’re having problems because Splunk simply can’t write to the disk quickly enough.

This happened for me while ago.But I fixed it.Here is how.. This is because your IP is blacklisted( check with your mobile internet ,I am pretty sure this captcha won't show up).In my case the internet provider in my area gave same IP(static one) to all the houses and one of them is infected with virus and used for ddos attacks.So the IP is blacklisted.

You can check your IP is black listed in this site https://www.site24x7.com/tools/blacklist-check.html If your IP is red in more than 3 list it will be a problem..

How my problem solved: When Ip changes it goes away.My case service provider changed IP.In your case if you Ip changes everyday the problem won't show up tomorrow.

You're fine, a high load average is more than 1.0. Here some good explanation about load average (it's about linux servers but apply to hiveos too) :

https://www.site24x7.com/blog/load-average-what-is-it-and-whats-the-best-load-average-for-your-linux-servers

A non-us resident here, so it seems this website have some geo restrictions as well, as it's not available issue US and Europe. A good tool to test https://www.site24x7.com/check-website-availability.html That being said, you might have been blacklisted for any reason. You mentioned you have two ISP connection so you must have at least two public IP's, so try changing the NAT ip. As you said in another comment that vpn client on same firewall is working so the NAT ip for vpn is not blacklisted but the general internet one is. Try using that IP. Are you using any web proxy? You should not get any ack packets in your packet capture if the reason is time out.

Like I said, it down for me and if you check with one of the online ping services multiple data centers used in the test can't reach it either. I'm confident this isn't an issue on your end. Plus there's no DNS entry for this IP. It's part of an IP block owned by Level 3, an ISP.

You mean like this:

ping stratum+tcp://firo.2miners.com

I tried it this way. Ping said it could not find the host and stopped there. I imagine there are other ways of doing this, but "ping" is built into Windows. It has been for years.

I found a website which can route pings through locations around the world:

https://www.site24x7.com/ping-test.html

I tried Barcelona and Madrid. No problems using site names as I originally wrote them above. It took 867 milliseconds to test the six locations I chose. The "stratum+tcp://" must not be part of the test. Note: the port address cannot be included either.

Below is my primary batch file contents:

t-rex -a mtp -o stratum+tcp://us-firo.2miners.com:8181 -u <address>.<sys name> -p x

I only started using the "us-" part of the host name today. Excluded, it becomes the European address.

Professional here

If you’re not seeing a ping reply the host is either down or is blocked along the route.

Use an external service to ping it to see if it’s your connection being blocked or not.

https://www.site24x7.com/ping-test.html

If your connection is blocked you need to get on a line that is not blocked through your computer (full tunnel VPN) to perform scans, or, use a VPS with nmap installed.

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What is your current ping and what would you hope to achieve. I doubt it will have any real world effect.

What speeds / ping do you get plugging straight into your modem?

Remember the ‘low latency’ is just the card component in the chain. There’s still everything else. Try pinging your home router from somewhere external and see how different it is to your computer...

I just did it with this site ping test

Selecting a server near me and it was remarkably similar to what I get on my computer

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its rough. i thought my blizzard launcher was broken so i tried reinstalling it, it's been stuck at updating blizzard agent for over an hour now. the log file from the updater has grown to over 1000 lines of connction timeouts, blizzards servers are beyond fucked right now.

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if i was you i'd just play a different game for now until blizzard finally manages to fix their servers, because this problem is on blizzards side and nowhere else. if you really want your money back you probably could get a refund but if i was you i'd just wait and try not to rage.

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I just wanna point out something else you turkers might not know, But Mturks/Amazons server they use for mechanical turk is located in Ashburn, Virginia. So the closer you are to this state and county the faster your ping or response time to the server there (Which means you can grab HIT's faster). I tested this by pinging Mturks IP address from this site: https://www.site24x7.com/ping-test.html

It tells me exactly what I already suspected, The closer you are to Ashburn, VA the faster the response time. West coasters have it the worse with a average ping of 60ms to Mturk while easter coasters have an average ping to Mturk of 20ms.

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I'd say that's an error on YouTube's end, sadly. When I open it in the YouTube app, I get a 400 Network Error, but everything else on my network, including other YouTube videos, works fine. When I try to open the mobile webpage, it simply won't load, and trying to ping the webpage says the same thing.

Check these three links out. Seems absolutely fake...

https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/marveljoy.com

https://www.whois.com/whois/marveljoy.com

https://www.site24x7.com/find-website-location.html (enter in marveljoy.com)

This sounds to me to me like this is a generic sysadmin question, rather than something related to Salesforce. That being said, there are a number of services that monitor email performance like this one:

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https://www.dotcom-monitor.com/email-server-monitoring/

Hmm...now that I'm home and can read more closely it could be a DNS issue. Does this load significantly faster than this? You can use this site to find IP addresses of a site (basically a human-readable DNS). Make sure to try several sites and to try multiple combinations of both the domain and the IP first.