Entomological journal "Eversmannia"

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14.12.2018 7:30, rhopalocera.com

Google Chrome has swore at "malware" before. This has nothing to do with the fact that there is some kind of malware, this is due to the fact that Chrome is initially paranoid about all sites that do not have an SSL certificate. Unfortunately, I can't attach such a certificate to this site - I'm not the domain owner. So just open the site, there is nothing malicious there. In addition, there were vulnerabilities in the old design that I don't have time to catch - it's easier to rewrite the content correctly right away.

As for "schoolboys", "ucoz" and other insults. The site was redesigned primarily in order to open normally on mobile devices. Currently, optimization for mobile browsers is activated. Dark background - also for the same reason (on mobile devices, light on dark is read better than vice versa, plus the battery eats less).

Unfortunately, I don't have access to the SQL database of this server, so everything has to be done through the anus, i.e. using regular HTML and a style sheet. The previous design, which you liked so much, had a lot of shortcomings, one of which is code redundancy. The page weighed 50-60 Kbytes; in its current form, it weighs 5 - 6.

As for the fact that you need to "manually select the encoding" - update your browser, which is as old as a mammoth's feces! The site body contains UTF-8 encoding. If you have to choose it with pens, then you live on software so ancient that you can't tell it in a fairy tale or describe it with a pen.

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14.12.2018 8:55, Dracus

As for "schoolboys", "ucoz" and other insults. The site was redesigned primarily in order to open normally on mobile devices. Currently, optimization for mobile browsers is activated. Dark background - also for the same reason (on mobile devices, light on dark is read better than vice versa, plus the battery eats less).

For God's sake, why does everything have to be mobile-oriented? I can still understand some "Elements" that have similarly changed the unique aesthetic to something impersonal, but does the main audience of Eversmannia read the site from a mobile phone? I'm a retrograde, but I can't believe it.

I am sorry that you took my perception as an insult (however, I apologized in advance). There is no dispute about tastes, and yet, in my opinion, from an artistic point of view, the site has suffered a lot. It's not about lines of code and vulnerabilities, not about the technical side. The point is that such a gloomy environment does not at all evoke thoughts about nature, about something good... The previous design is not just "familiar".
And so, of course, the editors have every right to change the design as they please, I do not dispute this.

Yes, please only respond to my message by replying to it, not editing it. This creates confusion and is generally ugly.

14.12.2018 9:03, rhopalocera.com

For God's sake, why does everything have to be mobile-oriented? I can still understand some "Elements" that have similarly changed the unique aesthetic to something impersonal, but does the main audience of Eversmannia read the site from a mobile phone? I'm a retrograde, but I can't believe it.

I am sorry that you took my perception as an insult (however, I apologized in advance). There is no dispute about tastes, and yet, in my opinion, from an artistic point of view, the site has suffered a lot. It's not about lines of code and vulnerabilities, not about the technical side. The point is that such a gloomy environment does not at all evoke thoughts about nature, about something good... The previous design is not just "familiar".
And so, of course, the editors have every right to change the design as they please, I do not dispute this.

Yes, please only respond to my message by replying to it, not editing it. This creates confusion and is generally ugly.

I didn't edit your messages.

As for "why everything in the world should focus on mobile devices", the answer is simple: this is done for the convenience of such users. As soon as the site came under my "wing", I screwed it into the Google Search Console and Google Analytics, and collected information for a while. So, 64% of site requests come from mobile devices. This is more than the global average (58%). The previous design was not adapted to mobile devices. I tried to open it myself on my iPhone - it's just unrealistic to work comfortably. Therefore, after a certain amount of time, I decided to change the entire site, since it was impossible to adapt the existing code for mobile devices.

I will ignore what the current design suggests to whom and how. This is not a matter of principle. Changing the main background of the page, as well as the way the text is displayed, is a matter of five seconds.Just change two lines in the style sheet. But this is not necessary, now in a technical sense everything is fine.

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05.03.2019 7:55, rhopalocera.com

In the Eversmannia Library.:

L. V. Bolshakov, S. K. Alekseev, V. I. Piskunov, V. V. Anikin, and V. V. Perov. Lepidoptera (Insecta, Lepidoptera) of the Kaluzhskie Zaseki Nature Reserve

L. V. Bolshakov, A. B. Ruchin, and G. B. Semishin. Lepidoptera of the Mordovian Nature Reserve. Part 1. Mace-moustaches and geometroids (Lepidoptera: Papilionoformes, Geometriformes). Annotated list of species

L. V. Bolshakov New finds of Red Book lepidoptera in the Ugra National Park and its surroundings

The library is located at the old address and at the address of the mirror, which has no problems with Google protection pens.

http://eversmannia.entomology.ru/library.html - original address

http://rhopalocera.com/eversmannia/library.html - MIRROR

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05.03.2019 21:38, Kharkovbut

In the Eversmannia Library.:

L. V. Bolshakov, S. K. Alekseev, V. I. Piskunov, V. V. Anikin, and V. V. Perov. Lepidoptera (Insecta, Lepidoptera) of the Kaluzhskie Zaseki Nature Reserve

L. V. Bolshakov, A. B. Ruchin, and G. B. Semishin. Lepidoptera of the Mordovian Nature Reserve. Part 1. Mace-moustaches and geometroids (Lepidoptera: Papilionoformes, Geometriformes). Annotated list of species

L. V. Bolshakov New finds of Red Book lepidoptera in the Ugra National Park and its surroundings

The library is located at the old address and at the address of the mirror, which has no problems with Google protection pens.

http://eversmannia.entomology.ru/library.html - original address

http://rhopalocera.com/eversmannia/library.html - mirror

Unfortunately, the library (not the list, but the library itself) is located only at the old address (with Google security issues). If there is a kind person who will send me the 1st and 3rd additions by e-mail - I will be very grateful.

The files are also physically located on my server. Apparently, I forgot to update the links =). I'll do it, it won't be long - S. K.

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