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Wladimir Bulchukey
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11 October 2004
Hello(s), All...!
Included in the licensed distribution kit ABBYY LINGVO 9.0 -
full-fledged Internet Explorer 6.0 for 2000/XP and SP4 for W2K.
Funny. What they don’t write down in the free space.
And the program itself is still a bastard, although not the same anymore.
In any case, it already works for an ordinary user :).
You can't put it on top of 6.0, you need to demolish 6.0 first;
otherwise, 6.0 remains and 9.0 appears next to it,
but if after that you demolish 6.0, both are happily demolished at once :).
With the best - Wlodek # wlblack(@)newmail.ru # http://wlodeks.narod.ru
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From
Eugene Palenock
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Wladimir Bulchukey
12 October 2004
Hello, Wladimir!
11 Oct 04 20:12, Wladimir Bulchukey -> All:
WB> Included in the licensed distribution kit ABBYY LINGVO 9.0 -
WB> full-fledged Internet Explorer 6.0 for 2000/XP and SP4 for W2K.
WB> Cool. What they don’t write down in the free space.
And apparently she needs SP4 and IE6.
Best regards, Evgeniy.
From
Nik Aleksandrovich
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To
Wladimir Bulchukey
13 October 2004
And how is your niche, Wladimir!
I am writing to you from a burning tank...
Mon 11 Oct 2004 20:12:47, Wladimir Bulchukey -> All:
WB> full-fledged Internet Explorer 6.0 for 2000/XP and SP4 for
WB> Cool. What they don’t write down in the free space.
IE 6.0 for win98se heh :)
Best regards, Niko Sun ATM-turbo rulezzz!!!
mail: niko-sun@rin.ru Si yo leter, Wladimir ...
From
Wladimir Bulchukey
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Eugene Palenock
15 October 2004
Hello, Eugene...!
12 Oct 04 12:19, Eugene Palenock -> Wladimir Bulchukey:
EP> And apparently she needs SP4 and IE6.
SP4 is not needed, but IE, as stated in the instructions, to visit their page;
they even included it as a home version in the distribution :) .
With the best - Wlodek # wlblack(@)newmail.ru # http://wlodeks.narod.ru
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From
Roman Alexandrov
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To
Nik Aleksandrovich
19 October 2004
Hello Nik!
13 Oct 04, 14:09, Nik Aleksandrovich wrote to Wladimir Bulchukey on the topic
"For free :)":
WB>> full-fledged Internet Explorer 6.0 for 2000/XP and SP4 for
WB>> Cool. What they don’t write down in the free space.
NA> IE 6.0 for win98se heh :)
Explain....
Happy connections. Roman.
From
Nik Aleksandrovich
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To
Roman Alexandrov
23 October 2004
And how is your nothing, Roman!
I am writing to you from a burning tank...
Tue 19 Oct 2004 00:38:18, Roman Alexandrov -> Nik Aleksandrovich:
WB>>> full-fledged Internet Explorer 6.0 for 2000/XP and SP4 for
WB>>> Cool. What they don’t write down in the free space.
NA>> IE 6.0 for win98se heh :)
RA> Explain....
why explain it here.....
IE for Windows 2000 and XP....and I say. Why didn’t they write it down for Windows 98?
Best regards, Niko Sun ATM-turbo rulezzz!!!
mail: niko-sun@rin.ru Si yo leter, Roman ...
From
Anton Kolotvin
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To
Kirill Frolov
22 November 2004
Hello _Kirill_! *Anton* writes to you!
21 Nov 04 00:22, _Kirill Frolov_ ══. /Nik Aleksandrovich/:
NA>> why is opera smoking????
KF> Opera, in its free version, 50% of the screen is occupied by advertising.
skooka? text strip of 20 pixels. which disappears when expanded
opera in full screen. and navigating full-screen Opera is just as convenient as
ordinary, not expanded. Just more space.
KF> Otherwise, no better than Mozilla.
yes everyone is better. starting with the size of the distribution.
KF> It also has shutdown functions
KF> there is no advertising (not her own, but another one).
Well, it cuts pop-ups, but copes with banners and firewalls :)
But loading images is easy to manage. search is convenient and customizable. skins
beautiful. It can do RSS (this is important for me). supports custom CSS -
By the way, you can cut anything you want using CSS, not just advertising. and if not
If you know how to write code, everything that has already been written is lying around on the Internet.
and the mouse is convenient to control :) in so many rules.
Well, what else can I say?.. Bye, _*Kirill*_!
From
Sergey Zotov
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To
Kirill Frolov
22 November 2004
A day has passed, and you are still alive! Kirill!
On 21 Nov 04, Kirill Frolov wrote to Nik Aleksandrovich:
KF>>> www.google.com --> Mozilla Firefox.
NA>> why is opera smoking????
KF> Opera, in its free version, 50% of the screen is occupied by advertising.
KF> Otherwise, it’s no better than Mozilla. It also has shutdown functions
KF> there is no advertising (not her own, but another one).
In version 7.23, the banner was removed when the button panel was removed. In older
I didn’t try it, because I upgraded the opera, but it was already banned.
And advertising should be cut by specialists. programs such as Proxomitron. I'm already using it
I don’t remember how many years it’s been, I haven’t seen advertisements/banners/counters/buttons for a long time.
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From
Roman Alexandrov
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To
Kirill Frolov
11 January 2005
Hello, Kirill!
11 Jan 05, 01:41, Kirill Frolov wrote to Anton Kolotvin on the topic "Re: On
freebie :)":
AK>> if you expand the opera to full screen.
KF> I do not have a window system to deploy all programs on
KF> whole screen. Typically, the browser is 90% tall and 60% wide.
KF> width.
Hmm... all people are different... I don't have the whole screen, only headlights with gold....
Happy connections. Roman.
From
Sergey Zotov
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Kirill Frolov
14 January 2005
A day has passed, and you are still alive! Kirill!
On 13 Jan 05, Kirill Frolov wrote to Sergey Zotov:
SZ>> And advertising should be cut by specialists. programs such as Proxomitron. I
SZ>> I haven’t been using it for how many years,
SZ>> I haven’t seen advertisements/banners/counters/buttons for a long time.
KF> You don't even understand how it works.
I can imagine it very well. And I myself have already written and corrected more than a dozen
filters.
KF> Look at ad block plugin for mozilla or firefox - external
KF> the program cannot allow you to point the mouse at a picture or frame and
KF> say “I don’t want to see this anymore.”
We shouldn’t consider everyone around us lamer. Proxomitron - the most powerful filter
HTTP/HTTPS traffic that has ever existed. Mozilla and its derivatives even
they don't lie close. Everyone who wanted to have tried it a long time ago and understood. But this is not for you
understand. By the way, Firefox is still slow compared to Opera (latest versions
I haven't tried Mozilla). Proxomitron can be used with ANY software that works with
HTTP/HTTPS traffic and do not limit yourself in the browser due to some
unknown plugin.
KF> This also applies, by the way, to advertising on Google, it is now there
KF> news, takes up half a page in width.I don't have it. Everything I don’t need has been cut out a long time ago.
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From
Sergey Zotov
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To
Kirill Frolov
15 January 2005
A day has passed, and you are still alive! Kirill!
On 15 Jan 05, Kirill Frolov wrote to Sergey Zotov:
KF>>> You don’t even understand how it works.
SZ>> I can imagine it very well. And I myself have already written and corrected more than one
SZ>> ten filters.
KF> Which filters? url?
Both the URL and the transmitted content.
KF> Once again: you don’t even understand how it works, imho.
You are wrong again.
KF>>> Look at ad block plugin for mozilla or firefox - external
KF>>> the program cannot allow you to point the mouse at a picture or frame and
KF>>> say “I don’t want to see this anymore.”
SZ>> Don't consider everyone around you lamer. Proxomitron - the most powerful
SZ>> filter for HTTP/HTTPS traffic that has ever existed. Mozilla and
SZ>> its derivatives even
KF> Well, there’s no need to talk nonsense. This is not about a transport traffic filter
KF> level. What is HTTP traffic?
In this case, everything that passes through the HTTP proxy. In general - everything that passes
via HTTP protocol.
KF> Any file can be transferred there KF> for example mp3. Data stream, uninterpreted.
It only depends on your brains.
KF> We are talking about modifying the document presentation at the application level
KF> when there is already a document corresponding to the DOM
What is DOM? Isn't it the object model that Mozilla portrays?
So here it is. The document must comply with w3c, and not what was invented
browser writers.
KF> and over which it becomes possible to carry out various types of operations
KF> transformations. At the traffic level this is impossible at least
KF> because the document can be expanded dynamically.
My experience says it is possible.
KF> Proximitron has a built-in javascript interpreter, xslt processor,
KF> html parser?
Already familiarize yourself with what Proxomitron is. His filters are just that.
Whatever you want, you can build into it. Everything is limited by your imagination.
KF> Adblock is also in this sense, everything is pathetic (at the address). I would like
KF> minimal scripting, like what I use to rip out html
KF> element of the largest size - so that only text, no advertising KF> left/right, monstrous “design”, etc. Although, the same Mozilla
KF> allows any individual element to be dragged into composer via the clipboard
KF> - the same thing, but manually. This is important! It just allows
KF> read the pages designed to death.
I don't quite understand what exactly you want...
KF> I don’t believe in advertising in any way, and I know one thing for sure - freebies
KF> there is no such thing as a freebie (this should also be applied to Mozilla, see below).
Then try and protest. By the way, the banner in Opera is easy to cut out
Proxomitron. So there is no extra traffic. Size? There is a second mode for
unregistered - send all URLs you visit to Google. One
filter for Proxomitron and Google will not know about you, and you get a browser without
banner (does not take up space) and without unnecessary extraneous traffic. Not a freebie -
because you will have to work hard to create a filter for Proxomitron.
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From
Sergey Zotov
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To
Kirill Frolov
16 January 2005
A day has passed, and you are still alive! Kirill!
On 16 Jan 05, Kirill Frolov wrote to Sergey Zotov:
KF>>> Which filters? url?
SZ>> Both the url and the transmitted content.
KF> Then explain how you can filter banners that pop up from
KF> javascript scripts?
By cutting out the entire corresponding script, for example.
KF> How can you not filter something that doesn’t need to be filtered?
Disable/fix/do not write the corresponding filter.
KF> For example, I want to see a banner.
Yes, please download it separately and watch as much as you like.
KF>>> Once again: you don’t even understand how it works, imho.
SZ>> You are wrong again.
KF> At least you understand poorly.
The problem is not that I don’t understand something, but that you have no idea about
what are you talking about? How can you even talk about what Proxomitron is,
if you haven't seen him? And even more so about the fact that I don’t understand something, if you
I haven’t even seen or tried this?
SZ>> In this case, everything that passes through the HTTP proxy. In general - everything
SZ>> which passes through the HTTP protocol.
KF> Absolutely everything goes through the HTTP protocol.Well, tell me more stories about this.
KF> You can do the same
KF> filter at the IP protocol level, or at the Manchester level
KF> when in Ethernet.
Don't confuse horseradish with your finger. These are completely different levels. HTTP protocol
higher level.
KF>>> for example mp3. Data stream, uninterpreted.
SZ>> It depends only on your brain.
KF> Yes, yes...
This already looks like a complex...
KF>>> and over which it becomes possible to carry out various types of operations
KF>>> transformations. At the traffic level this is impossible at least
KF>>> because the document can be expanded dynamically.
SZ>> My practice says that it is possible.
KF> How specifically?
Try writing a web proxy in perl using LWP::UserAgent and redirection
server stream. This will give you the necessary knowledge. I don't do educational programs.
KF>>> Proximitron has a built-in javascript interpreter, xslt processor,
KF>>> html parser?
SZ>> Already familiarize yourself with what Proxomitron is. Its filters are just SZ>> are all of these. Whatever you want, you can build into it. All
SZ>> limited by your imagination.
KF> Well, yes. If Proxomitron can't do something, it's because of my lack
KF> fantasy - you just need to imagine that proxiomitron can do everything.
And there is no need to be so skeptical about this. This is true.
If Windows is not buggy, then the handles are crooked.
KF> But still? How does he do it? If it's unclear inside
KF> a lot of sources, or even a “trade secret” - what do I care
KF> should I watch him?
There is no secret. Proxomitron is a local proxy server based on
filters described by the user in the text config changes the content
files transferred through it. The program is free. The filter language is described.
There is no need to edit any source codes. In general, it’s difficult to describe what you’re even like
you don't want to look.
SZ>> I don’t quite understand what exactly you want...
KF> Present the text. Now imagine that they put it in a table,
KF> were hung with various attributes, so that it became impossible to read --
KF> 6 point font, 200 characters per line, or vice versa in a narrow column, KF> bright green letters on a "magenta" background..., placed on the left and right
KF> a million banners, and they also installed a creepy animated background. This
KF> is called "design". Neither read nor print. Now, if you extract
KF> only one table cell and place it in a separate document - this
KF> will be text. Easy to read and print without problems. In general
KF> in this case it is enough to extract the branch with the relation text/rest not
KF> worse than 5/1. I would like the browser to do this automatically...
Opera can switch Page style at the touch of a button. You can see
page without using css and style properties for example. I use this when
I see such a poor design as you described. Is this it?
KF> Well, there you go. I definitely won’t get involved with this.
If you want it, don't eat it. This will not make the product any worse, but its significance for
the user will not fall.
SZ>> Not a freebie - because you have to work hard to create a filter
SZ>> for Proxomitron.
KF> What exactly is a filter for proxomitron?
In essence, it is a filtering proxy server. KF> A set of regular expressions prohibited by URLs, script,
KF> that calculates the validity of certain URLs, or a script
KF> completely parsing the analyzed document?
All of this.
KF> Something else?
Another universal tool for web programmers and administrators
web server.
I think it is useless to continue the discussion until you look at
Proxomitron. You can take it, for example, here:
http://zxnet.pp.ru/Proxomitron/Proxomitron_cyr.exe
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From
Sergey Zotov
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To
Kirill Frolov
17 January 2005
A day has passed, and you are still alive! Kirill!
On 17 Jan 05, Kirill Frolov wrote to Sergey Zotov:
SZ>> There is no secret. Proxomitron - local proxy server
SZ>> which is based on filters described by the user in the text
SZ>> config changes the content of files transferred through it. Program
SZ>> free.
KF> How does this agree with the previous letter, which promised something there
KF> send to google until you pay?
This is done by unregistered Opera, not Proxomitron.
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From
Anton Kolotvin
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To
Kirill Frolov
29 January 2005
Hello _Kirill_! *Anton* writes to you!
11 Jan 05 01:41, _Kirill Frolov_ ══. /Anton Kolotvin/:
KF>>> Opera, in its free version, 50% of the screen is occupied by advertising.
AK>> skooka? text strip of 20 pixels. which disappears
KF> Maybe you have 20, but I have everything ~200x400. And the screen is 600x800.
Yes, all 20 who choose not graphic, but text advertising from Google.
They ask there during installation.
Hint: kigen hasn't been canceled yet. Even in the eighth version of Opera.
AK>> if you expand the opera to full screen.
KF> I do not have a window system to deploy all programs
KF> full screen. Typically, the browser is extended at 90% height and 60%
KF> in width.
Ok, whatever you want, I’m not forcing you, I’m just suggesting a method :-]
KF>>> Otherwise, no better than Mozilla.
AK>> everyone is better off. starting with the size of the distribution.
KF> So something was not reported to the opera. This is a drawback.
Yes, water has everything. Although I agree, Mozilla is also not bad (I did download Firefox)
KF>>> It also has shutdown functions
KF>>> there is no advertising (not her own, but another one). AK>> well, it cuts pop-ups, but copes with banners and a firewall :)
KF> A typical example of driving screws with a hammer. What kind of firewall do you need
KF> will help if you 1) receive content from a proxy, 2) the banner is sent
KF> from the same address, same server?
From this point of view, which browser will help you?
Or artificial intelligence has been attached to Mozilla and it knows where the advertising is, and
where is the important content?
What is the fundamental difference between a browser and a firewall in terms of recognition (and
hence filtering) of advertising?
I’ll give you a hint: IP is not the only parameter that distinguishes a banner from just a picture.
And since all traffic first goes through the firewall, it is quite logical to trust
preliminary filtration for him.
AK>> Can do RSS (this is important for me).
KF> Unless. Would you like to understand what its meaning is?
Collects headlines from websites. Saves time and traffic. I tuned the opera once every
check RSS for half an hour, she does it with about 10 sites (including LiveJournal) So
that one glance is enough for me to understand whether the page has been updated.
What about you? :-]
AK>> supports custom CSS - by the way
KF> Yes, another kick to Mozilla - it doesn’t work... :-( AK>> you can cut anything you want using CSS, not just advertising. and if
AK>> you don’t know how to write code - everything that has already been written is lying around on the Internet.
KF> Not possible. It will load it anyway.
They say no - it won't load. I read it on myopera.net in the forum. and a traffic meter
You can install one and check it if you wish.
although, if the object insert is cut out, there is no object - what will it load?
using css we replace
with [img] and what will be loaded using this code?
In general, this is a holy war :-]
We need to tie it up.
Well, what else can I say?.. Bye, _*Kirill*_!