He's talking about the mirrors outside the elevator, for people waiting for the elevator to arrive. Not mirrors inside the elevator.

Last time the Pakistani government told Pakistani ISPs to block YouTube they ended up hijacking their IP prefix for pretty much the entire Internet.

I do not normally use acroread either (although I do have it installed). I am currently using xpdf, and have used evince successfully as well. I think the same thing is applicable. It isn't because it is acroread that it requires XEmbed, it is because we're trying to use it in Chromium that it requires XEmbed. Try adding the needs_xembed for evince.

Oh, I just noticed this:

(mozplugger changelog)

Have you tried setting the needs_xembed flag? I think that is linked to why it works correctly in Chromium, so it must be set.

See this bug:

https://www.mozdev.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=22737

Hmm... I don't know what to tell you. I'm using 1.13.2 and I've successfully used evince, xpdf, and acroread. This is on Gentoo using various nightly chromium builds. When I used older (1.12) versions of mozplugger I had the same result you describe.

Use mozplugger (version 1.13.1 or newer). It works with xpdf, acrobat, or any other pdf viewer.

Mozplugger does fix it as long as you use a recent version. Anything 1.13.1 or greater works (returning XEmbed = true to the browser is what fixed it I think).

I have been using xpdf to view PDFs in Chromium for quite a while now.

You can get cards that you can use at the ATM machine, but that cannot be used as a debit card.

Satellites haven't had to use dialup for the upstream connection for many years now. Until DSL finally became available at my parent's rural location they used Hughes and the satellite connection was used for both.

Current Hughes plans.