One solution to resolving the Plesk admin error email message with the subject line above and contains the text: “Error validating contact(s) :: contact email has invalid domain: Domain name does not end with a valid public suffix (TLD) “
A brief list of some recent desktop computers that still contain a legacy PCI slot.
Problem symtoms:
The solution:
Problem:
Virtualisation is enabled in the BIOS but you still encounter Windows Subsystem for Linux error 0x80370102.
Solution:
Make sure that the hypervisor launch is enabled in your boot configuration. You can check this by typing in CMD (run as administrator):
bcdedit /enum | findstr -i hypervisorlaunchtype
If turned off, enable by typing:
bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype Auto
Then restart your machine and try launching WSL again.
Converting traditional/old HTML code to CSS friendly alternatives to achieve W3C validation.
Error: The frameborder attribute on the iframe element is obsolete. Use CSS instead.
iframe { border: none; }
Error: The cellspacing attribute on the table element is obsolete. Use CSS instead.
eg. cellspacing=”10″
table { border-collapse:separate; border-spacing:10px; }
Note: border-collapse has to be set to separate on the table element for this to work.
eg. cellspacing=”0″
table {border-collapse:collapse;border-spacing:0;}
Sheppey, as in the Isle of Sheppey in Kent, is correctly spelt with two ‘e’s – ‘Sheppey’, because it’s a place name!
For some unknown reason – many people on the internet seem to assume they somehow ‘know better’ – by incorrectly ‘correcting’ the name to ‘Sheppy’ or ‘Isle of Sheppy’.
But there’s no such place as ‘Sheppy’ – just as there’s no such place as ‘Londn’ – so unless you want to mark yourself out as an idiot, don’t fall into this trap!
System files could be corrupt – one possible solution to this problem:
The problem encountered: after trying to upload a video to YouTube or Facebook using a Windows 10 machine, the video upload freezes and gets stuck only a short way into the upload (eg. at the 5 or 10% mark) and never completes; clicking inspect in the Chrome developer tools console shows an ‘ERR_HTTP2_PROTOCOL_ERROR’ error.
After suffering from this extremely annoying problem for months on one particular computer (which previously worked fine, but mysteriously developed this fault around 24 March 2021) in Chrome, Firefox and Edge web browsers (and sometimes with web based photo uploaders), but being able to upload fine from several other Windows 10 machines connected to the same network, I finally tracked the issue down to an obscure setting with Kaspersky anti-virus (despite having already tried the pause protection option!).
If you encounter this error and have Kaspersky Internet Security installed, try turning off the ‘Limit traffic on metered connections’ option in Kaspersky’s network settings panel. Then restart your machine, and hopefully the problem with YouTube and Facebook video uploads will be resolved.
Further notes: the ethernet connection was already set to unmetered & network type as public (even though it’s a home network) in Windows settings, so it would seem that Kaspersky may have incorrectly decided it was a metered connection and started blocking large files from fully uploading without warning.
Some scenes for ITV’s new drama ‘Too Close’ were filmed around the Kingsferry Bridge, which connects the Isle of Sheppey to mainland Kent, over the weekends of 24-25th October & 12-13 December 2020.
A mystery artist has been creating cute little artworks featuring a mouse called ‘The Moo Mop Mouse!’ (#moomopmouse). The miniature artworks have been appearing near island beaches in September 2020. This blog entry documents some of the artworks found. The artist often leaves little ‘clue arrows’ pointing to where the small artworks can be found.
#keeptalking
