and this evening itis back to not normal....When I got in this morning all seems to be back to normal on SatelliteGuys Default (No Sticky Navbar)!
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WELCOME TO THE NEW SERVER!
If you are seeing this you are on our new server WELCOME HOME!
While the new server is online Scott is still working on the backend including the cachine. But the site is usable while the work is being completes!
Thank you for your patience and again WELCOME HOME!
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I'm up to date on windows 10, with a PC, using default and it is messed up. I'll try dark mode(even though I find it hard on my eyes) and let you all know.
OK now in dark mode and everything appears perfect. If the smart people can't fix what they broke, I guess I'll just have to get used to this.
Reminds me of looking at negative photography.
Reminds me of looking at negative photography.
In Default it looks fine on my iMac but is still hosed on my iPad. iMac is using Chrome. I tried both chrome and Safari on the iPad, they are both the same, down arrows. Dark looks fine on the iPad.
Using Win 7 pro and SG default no sticky.Haven't noticed any real problems other than a some little changes that I don't really care about anyway.But I prefer the way it was about 2 updates ago.
On both my Win 7 and Linux boxen with Firefox most all of the iconography is showing three-byte hex codes rather than the images. Windows 10 looks fine.
Satellite Guys (Default) is looking good here in Chrome on PCLOS Linux, but it's messed up on Firefox on PCLOS.
I'm using Palemoon,which I should have included in my previous post,and the icons all seem fine.
Is that what those are? I am still seeing those on my 32-bit Win7 computer. But they are fixed on my 64-bit W7 computer. Both run Firefox, but the 32-bit computer has a very old version and won't let me upgrade.
I have a ticket in about the editor issue to which they have not replied to yet.
In addition was feeling good but had a Covid setback and finding it hard to look at a computer screen for too long.
Please use the temporary theme if you are having issues for the time being.
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In addition was feeling good but had a Covid setback and finding it hard to look at a computer screen for too long.
Please use the temporary theme if you are having issues for the time being.
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That's not funny even though you meant it to be!!!Please fix everything then worry about your health....
Forget about the site and take care of yourself. We can handle a few glitches until you feel up to it.
Yeah, Scott take a break. get well, both of you are in our prayers. I guess your son is escaping it for now.
Those of you who are using windows 7, be very careful as those systems are prone to easy hacking and identity theft. I have one operation left that can only run on windows 7 so I keep a C drive around to boot up when I need to use that software. All it does is generate a pdf file from an old 16 bit program that was designed for Windows 3.1. I disconnect the computer from the network when I do.
Definitely. I hooked up my PC to a network tap to monitor all traffic. I had to open up port 22 in my router to allow a company to access a weather satellite receiver they were debuging. Port 22 (SSH) was password protected (of course). But several times per minute I saw hack attempts on it. And that was just port 22.
Many still have to, including me. I have two printers without Windows 10 drivers. I just turn them on when I have to print and off when done printing. I don't use them for anything except printing for my business (no e-commerce, etc).
Most of the time I use a Mac laptop (including now). I have not been hacked on my Mac.
I have a very good firewall router.
