Billboards wouldn't count since the revenue from billboard advertising
isn't funding the service you're using. I think they're more thinking of
using a toll road with some device that allows you to pass through
tollbooths unnoticed without paying.
i just tried going to www11.charter.net and i got this funny error page.
Cannot find server or DNS Error Internet Explorer
The funny thing was this showed up just like an internet explorer 'friendly error' (except the images were all broken). The funnier thing was that i wasn't using internet explorer.
At the Uni where I work our net ops crew has some spiffy snort rules and various logwatchers that sandbox machines behaving in suspicious ways very quickly. Since the WIFI and ppp are both LDAP authed, they can identify the user and notify them via email (they also get www only to a page telling them they're blocked). I'm pretty sure that none the stuff costs any money (except, of course, hardware) and it does a very good job of slapping down anybody who is behaving virally.
if ISPs did something similar, they would probably realize an overall performance improvement anyhow since the tubes wouldn't be clogged with all the spammers fruits.
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Billboards wouldn't count since the revenue from billboard advertising isn't funding the service you're using. I think they're more thinking of using a toll road with some device that allows you to pass through tollbooths unnoticed without paying.
i just tried going to www11.charter.net and i got this funny error page.
Cannot find server or DNS Error
Internet Explorer
The funny thing was this showed up just like an internet explorer 'friendly error'
(except the images were all broken).
The funnier thing was that i wasn't using internet explorer.
wget -O - www11.charter.net
such a tangled web of lies
Yes
/etc/pam.d/system-install-packages
note:
At the Uni where I work our net ops crew has some spiffy snort rules and various logwatchers that sandbox machines behaving in
suspicious ways very quickly. Since the WIFI and ppp are both LDAP authed, they can identify the user and notify them via email
(they also get www only to a page telling them they're blocked). I'm pretty sure that none the stuff costs any money (except, of course, hardware) and it does a very good job of slapping down anybody who is behaving virally.
if ISPs did something similar, they would probably realize an overall performance improvement anyhow since the tubes wouldn't be clogged with all the spammers fruits.