![]() *CHOKING HAZARD, acrylic blanks are not intended for small children The measurements of the blanks are based on the the longest side of the acrylic blank so the other side of the blank will be sized proportionally to the design and will vary.ģ inch acrylics blanks are typically used for keychains, bag tags, magnets, ornaments, etc.Ģ inch acrylic blanks are typically used for badge reels, magnets, tags, etc.ġ.5 inch and smaller blanks are typically used for straw charms, jewelry, add-ons, charms, etc. To remove, simply lift and peel the paper off of the blank. You will remove this protective coating prior to decorating. Zindee® acrylic blanks are super strong, durable and top notch quality.īlanks are shipped with brown protective paper so that the blanks arrive to you in pristine condition. This blank is made from 1/8″ thick CLEAR CAST Acrylic. ![]() 1.5 inches in size (based on longest side of the blank). Kempf said he or his firm has not been contacted by any Indian government agency and the block is likely a result of a misunderstanding of the Chinese security issue.This acrylic blank is approx. Security firm Symantec reported in April this year that the hacker group Cicada, which has ties with the Chinese government, was exploiting VLC Media Player as well as several other popular applications to gain remote access to the victim’s computers. Indian telecom operators have not explained why they have blocked the VideoLan website, but some speculate that it could be because of a misinterpretation of a security warning from earlier this year. The website’s traffic has seen an overall drop of 20% as a result of the blocking in India. India represents 10% of all VLC users worldwide, he said. The telecom operators began blocking the VideoLan website on February 13 of this year, when the site saw a drop of 80% in traffic from the South Asian market, he said. ![]() ![]() “Most major ISPs are banning the site, with diverse techniques,” VideoLan president and lead developer Jean-Baptiste Kempf said of the blocking in India, in an email to TechCrunch. VideoLan, the developer of popular media player VLC, says Indian telecom operators have been blocking its website since February of this year in a move that is potentially impacting some users in one of the open source firm’s largest markets. ![]()
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