Method 1:

use http://simple.wikipedia.org

Source: http://pestcontrolseo.wordpress.com/2012/01/18/images-of-sopa-protesters/

Method 2:

Add “?banner=none” onto the end of the URL, like this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony?banner=none

Source: http://revsym.blogspot.com/2012/01/how-to-bypass-wikipedia-blackout.html

Method 3:

javascript:(function(){document.getElementById("mw-sopaOverlay").style.display = "none"; var ids = ["mw-page-base", "mw-head-base", "content", "mw-head", "mw-panel", "footer"]; for (var i = 0; i < ids.length; i += 1) document.getElementById(ids[i]).style.display = "block";})() 

Source from http://blog.codekills.net/2012/01/18/in-case-of-wikimergency

How to use:  type the above javascript snippet into your address bar where the URI is located.

Supported Browser: IE 8.0 (Tested)

Unsupported Browser: Chrome (it goes to google search)

Synchronize across various of Operating System might seem to be a daunting task, at first I believe so too, until I come across couple of tools, first of all is RSYNC, powerful syncing across linux operating systems. I usually do

“rsync –avz /home/* backup@remote.server.ip:/storage/foldername/ ”

and put this under a crontab –e using vim or vi

with

*/5 * * * * sh /foldername/scriptname.sh

in which the scriptname.sh is the bash script for syncing.

Now when it comes to windows it gets a bit tricker, natively windows doesn’t support UNIX commands thus either by cygwin or a nifty tool called unison which is a nice GUI wrapper by bcpierce, www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison

I might go lookup Andrew File System and see how it might help me with my sync scenario, I’d imagine the nightmare on a bigger scale as this is only for personal use. At the moment Dropbox + private ssh tunneling + rsync seemed enough for me.

Been using this SIP client for Acanac VOIP homephone and it’s awesome . Only drawback is if the SIP server is down u’re outa phone or if the electricity went down it goes down too as it doesn’t use PSTN where the electricity is supplied along the telephone line instead using the Internet lines.

I was reviewing my credit card bill and come upon Canadian Tire and curious at what I bought previously, found the receipt for this item, turns out to be a humidifier . Wonder how on earth did HWY 2G WARM MIS means humidifier, I understood the warm but failed to understand the rest.

http://www.megavideo.com/?v=DJBBUOOA

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