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[lilium--bosniacum]

I’ve made a (renewed) list of documentaries, lectures and other videos I’ve watched about Srebrenica

Documentaries

A cry from the grave

Srebrenica Genocide: No Room For Denial

ICTY remembers: Srebrenica genocide

Why Srebrenica had to fall

A deadly warning, Srebrenica revisited

The house Fata didn’t build

Women who refuse to die

Channels

Remembering Srebrenica channel on YouTube with many short videos

FAMA methodology channel - has many short videos and lectures

Lectures

Establishing the facts - Jean-Rene Ruez

The place of the Srebrenica massacre in the Bosnian genocide - Marko Attila Hoare

The role of the UN - Hasan Nuhanović

Genocide memorial day lecture (role of the UN) - Hasan Nuhanović

(the last two are important for understanding how the UN abandoned Srebrenica and contributed to the massacre)

Drone footage of Potočari from above, just so you can see how the Memorial Center now looks.

Bosnian only, no translation

Daleko je Tuzla

Putevi spasa

Zbijeg - priča Hasana Nuhanovića

Zločin i kazna - Srebrenica

Preživjeli

Nesmireni snovi

And here is a lengthy but detailed and well written text on why a revisionist documentary called “A town betrayed” is not a good source to learn about what happened in Srebrenica.

In addition, there are separate posts about Višegrad and Prijedor.

[nazliwrites]

The urge to finish a book I have no interest in finishing is very high right now.

Loving a book meanwhile also hating to love it is a real thing. Right?

[boomstab-papa]

from the website owner who bans you if you link to his blog

"We have a contractual obligation to try to make Live as successful as possible through the end of the year"???!!!!???!? (emphasis mine)

contractual with who???!!!?!?!

[coquelicoq]

I don't know if it's rude to ask, so apologies in advance if I sound mean, but… how come you repeatedly bring up old posts of yours from three or more years ago? Do you remember each original post you make and intentionally bring them back? Like, I don't think there's anything wrong, your blog can be whatever you want, obviously, and your stuff is always funny or curious in some way, just… I'm kind of lost as of how it came to be, I guess? I don't think I remember my own posts after 6 months, much least if I have to go back to 2020!

ahaha no it's usually just because i'm going back through a tag looking for something else! i recently went back through my entire "my posts" tag (which contains...1468 posts, dear lord) and while i was doing that saw several posts that i felt like reblogging for whatever reason. so it's usually not that i remember them and go looking for them on purpose, it's that i come across them incidentally in the course of doing something else.

if you want to know why i reblog them after coming across them, 1) usually i don't! you are seeing the tip of the iceberg lol, and 2) it's mostly because it's hard to resist the "sooo true, bestie" urge, even when the bestie is just...yourself.

[disgruntled-lifeform]

The Weavers and Spinners Guild I'm a part of has a volunteer requirement for all members and I took one look at our website and thought:

I can fix her

[wordpressdotcom]

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[jenndubya]

I got a thing today. So guess what I’m gonna be working on?

[cannibalcreeps]

Dude, check out this Wordpress article I found

Lol, well they're not wrong with the three boys being creepies

[ecom1stclass]

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[reliqus]

How To Fix Your Hacked WordPress Website?

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So sit back, relax, and let us guide you through the process of securing and restoring your website. Keep reading for our valuable tips to fix and recover your hacked WordPress website.

Identify the Signs of a Hack

It's crucial to identify the signs of a hacked WordPress website as soon as possible to prevent any further damage. Here are the common signs that indicate your WordPress website might be hacked: 

1. Unexpected Website Behavior: If your website is behaving erratically, such as redirecting to unknown websites, displaying pop-ups, or showing inappropriate ads, it could be a sign of a hack. 

2. Suspicious User Accounts: Check your WordPress dashboard for any unfamiliar user accounts, particularly those with administrative privileges. Hackers often create such accounts to gain control of your site. 

3. Changes in Website Appearance or Content: Any sudden or unapproved changes in your site's design or content can indicate a security breach. 

4. Slow Website Performance: A noticeable slowdown in your website's speed could be a result of malware running in the background. 

5. Search Engine Warnings: Search engines like Google may flag your site as "hacked" or "unsafe," which can be a clear sign of a hack. 

6. Frequent Site Crashes: If your website is frequently down or unreachable, it may be due to a cyberattack. Remember, the sooner you recognize these signs, the quicker you can take action to fix your hacked WordPress website.

Backup Your Website Data Regularly

A vital step in protecting your WordPress website is to regularly backup your data. This creates a safe copy of your site's content, themes, and plugins that you can restore if a hack occurs. Ideally, perform daily backups and store them in a secure location such as cloud storage or an external hard drive. WordPress plugins like UpdraftPlus or BackupBuddy can simplify this process.

Update Your WordPress, Theme, and Plugins

Outdated WordPress, themes, or plugins can contain security vulnerabilities that hackers exploit. Therefore, regularly updating these elements is key to protecting your website. WordPress automatically updates minor versions, but for major releases, you need to initiate the update. Likewise, always update your themes and plugins as soon as new versions are released. 

If you're unsure about which plugins need to be updated or how to go about it, don't hesitate to reach out to us at Reliqus Consulting. Our team of professionals is always ready to assist you with all your WordPress update needs, ensuring your website runs the latest, most secure versions of all its components.

Scan Your Website for Malware

Scanning your website for malware is a critical step in repairing a hacked WordPress website. Use reliable security plugins like Wordfence or Sucuri to thoroughly inspect your site for malicious code. These tools can identify hidden malware, suspicious files, and security vulnerabilities that might have allowed the hack. Make sure to perform a deep scan and review the report carefully for any anomalies. 

Remove Malicious Codes and Recover Hacked Files

After identifying malicious codes from your malware scan, it's time to remove them. Use your security plugin's removal feature or manually delete suspicious files. But be cautious not to remove essential files. To recover hacked files, use your latest backup. If the backup is also compromised, try WordPress' core file replacement feature or utilize professional WordPress website malware removal services. 

Tighten Your Website Security

Boost your website's security by installing robust security plugins like Wordfence or iThemes Security. These plugins provide features like firewall protection, brute force attack prevention, and regular security scans. Additionally, enforce strong passwords for all user accounts and limit login attempts to deter hackers. Implement two-factor authentication for added security. Consider using a web application firewall (WAF) to block suspicious traffic. 

Get Professional Help If Necessary

While these tips can help you secure your website, implementing them can be time-consuming and potentially overwhelming if you're not tech-savvy. That's where the professionals come in. 

At Reliqus Consulting, we specialize in WordPress website malware removal services. Our team of experts is ready to step in and tackle these technical issues on your behalf. For just $79, we'll take the necessary steps to fix your hacked WordPress website. 

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[king-galaxius]

She Fixed A Turkey Just for Him!🤯

The food ran out. She fixed a turkey just for him!🤯 The chances of anyone eating dinner today is slim! Originally, everyone was supposed to eat tamales. However, tamale guy did not show up to work to give her the five dozen tamales she ordered! On this bordered….. Jim! Without a replacement meal, no one can really say, “Fuck him!” What a fucking flake! All we have now to eat is…

[kumpulanjurnalmakalah-blog]

[solved] How to fix WordPress HTTPS issues when behind an Amazon Load Balancer?

[solved] How to fix WordPress HTTPS issues when behind an Amazon Load Balancer?

If you are running a WordPress site behind an Amazon Load Balancer, you may encounter HTTPS issues due to the way the load balancer handles SSL/TLS encryption. In this article, we will discuss how to fix these issues and ensure that your WordPress site is properly configured to use HTTPS. Step 1: Install an SSL/TLS certificate The first step in fixing HTTPS issues is to ensure that your WordPress…