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mjāa
augstākā pilotāža
PS janoskatas liidz galam lai saprastu.
PSS "The Vodka burner is running" mani nogaaza no kreesla
augstākā pilotāža
PS janoskatas liidz galam lai saprastu.
PSS "The Vodka burner is running" mani nogaaza no kreesla
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Google knows best
sucka Chrome, redz luuk vienam saitam sertifikaats expireejies, vai juus domaajat ka ir normaali iespejeams taja lapa ieiet ?
nee nav, sha jaapachakarejas ka to mudaku piedirsinaat
UPD:
Hell yeah Fixed it!!!
NU i pipecs murgs
to ko IE, FF via Opera var izdariti ar 4 peles klikiem, Chrome lai to apietu ir jaizdara apmeeram 45 peles kliki :/
to this error:
This frame was blocked because it contains some insecure content. uz sarkana fona un pilniigi neko neljauj izdariit taja lapaa....
here comes the solution:
Click View Source and you get expired certificate error Whom you can accept now.
For the site in question, click the orange exclamation mark on the right(or left if newer Chrome) of the address bar.
Then go Certificate Information > Details tab > Copy to File... Save the certificate (as a DER encoded binary). Next go to the Wrench > Options > Under the Hood tab > Manage certificates. In the Trusted Root Certification Authorities, Import the newly created file and add to the Trusted Root Certification Authorities list.
nu pipec, simple as 2 fingers :D
sucka Chrome, redz luuk vienam saitam sertifikaats expireejies, vai juus domaajat ka ir normaali iespejeams taja lapa ieiet ?
nee nav, sha jaapachakarejas ka to mudaku piedirsinaat
UPD:
Hell yeah Fixed it!!!
NU i pipecs murgs
to ko IE, FF via Opera var izdariti ar 4 peles klikiem, Chrome lai to apietu ir jaizdara apmeeram 45 peles kliki :/
to this error:
This frame was blocked because it contains some insecure content. uz sarkana fona un pilniigi neko neljauj izdariit taja lapaa....
here comes the solution:
Click View Source and you get expired certificate error Whom you can accept now.
For the site in question, click the orange exclamation mark on the right(or left if newer Chrome) of the address bar.
Then go Certificate Information > Details tab > Copy to File... Save the certificate (as a DER encoded binary). Next go to the Wrench > Options > Under the Hood tab > Manage certificates. In the Trusted Root Certification Authorities, Import the newly created file and add to the Trusted Root Certification Authorities list.
nu pipec, simple as 2 fingers :D