you've never been on a battlefield before, have you?
or had to think about: being overrun swapping weapons when they break manning the most casualty-producing weapon when the crew became casualties or any of the other stuff you have no business pontificating about.
We were blocked for XBL. Not SBL or CSS. It REALLY was because a machine was observed talking to a botnet C&C server.
But it took me days to find out it was XBL and not because of spamming. I spent those days thinking it was because of spamming, wasting time chasing smtp ports and pooring over capture traffic for clues of spamming.
Is it not a little scary that under DDOS the functions that get you blocked work fine, but the functions that tell you why do not? Like a car who's failure mode is full throttle.
It turned out to be an infected machine on a WIFI AP. I learned to send the WIFI traffic out a separate WAN interface so it's problems didn't affect my smtp outbound ip.
The education industry has been foaming at the mouth for a buzzword to get behind, and STEM showed up and fell right into the trap.
Then the Arts people got involved. And now you have STEAM.
The idea behind concentrating on a few topics is being watered down until everything is included. Because inclusion is part of the self-esteem curriculum. And excluding anything is contrary to the anti-bullying curriculum.
Just looking at my spam filter, boggling at all the RoadRunner, Comcast, Cox Cable, and Verizon Fios users I see sending more virus spam on behalf of one botnet or another.
There really are quite a few of them at any one time.
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I dunno.
The HP P4000s SANs are pretty nice when compared with comparable equipment.
Of course, they got them by buying LeftHand.
But yeah, long gone are the days of the solid Laserjet 4250 days with millions of prints that made them worth refurbishing.
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It works great here in Utah where each 2 people have 6+ kids.
Which, come to think of it, might be why pyramid sch....er sorry, MLM is so popular in Utah.
There's a yo dawg / turtles all the way down in here somewhere....
More children are killed by their parents bare hands every year than by firearms.
Optimize for the big n=O( ) first.
you've never been on a battlefield before, have you?
or had to think about:
being overrun
swapping weapons when they break
manning the most casualty-producing weapon when the crew became casualties
or any of the other stuff you have no business pontificating about.
I would buy one!
I think this kind of technology is really neat, and quite useful.
I just don't want it to be the ONLY option.
But part of my collection? Sure. Sounds cool.
You forgot the most important part.
sprays juvenile insults on the internet.
Oh for fucks sake.
I wasn't attacking Spamhaus. I think they are great.
I was bemoaning the perfect storm that got me blocked for 3 days because of the block and DDOS.
http://www.spamhaus.org/zen/
We were blocked for XBL. Not SBL or CSS. It REALLY was because a machine was observed talking to a botnet C&C server.
But it took me days to find out it was XBL and not because of spamming. I spent those days thinking it was because of spamming, wasting time chasing smtp ports and pooring over capture traffic for clues of spamming.
Is it not a little scary that under DDOS the functions that get you blocked work fine, but the functions that tell you why do not? Like a car who's failure mode is full throttle.
An infected machine being seen talking to a botnet is enough to get you on the XBL.
We were blocked for THAT. Not for any spamming. We DO block all port 25 except from the SMTP servers.
Maybe instead of being an insulting douche, know what the fuck you are talking about.
http://www.spamhaus.org/faq/section/Spamhaus%20XBL#37
It turned out to be an infected machine on a WIFI AP. I learned to send the WIFI traffic out a separate WAN interface so it's problems didn't affect my smtp outbound ip.
Unless their whole domain is under DDOS.
In which case you can't check the website or use the delist process!
An infected machine in my network got our company on the XBL the morning the DDOS started.
But all I knew was I was blacklisted by spamhaus. Didn't know why.
And couldn't find out for 3 days during the attack. Couldn't apply for de-listing either.
And to top it all off, /. was too busy talking about sxsw to mention the ddos until it was over.
Amazing times we live in, gentlemen!
... drinking big gulp sugary drinks?
It doesn't stop there.
The education industry has been foaming at the mouth for a buzzword to get behind, and STEM showed up and fell right into the trap.
Then the Arts people got involved. And now you have STEAM.
The idea behind concentrating on a few topics is being watered down until everything is included. Because inclusion is part of the self-esteem curriculum. And excluding anything is contrary to the anti-bullying curriculum.
You mean I can't literally shit where I eat as a society, metaphorically?
all that and a website from 1998.
CNN reported Ryan Lanza was the Newtown shooter at first. Then tweets followed.
Ryan being Adams brother.
What does this have to do with news for nerds?
If we wanted to read about ALL news, we would go to news.google.com or something.
And i'm not even making a nerd-exercise-contradiction-stereotype statement.
meh.
the triggering of my cron job.
In Soviet Russian, the Muslims outreach to YOU!
just a bit paranoid
Is that a twitter bird next you your id?
...or at least jail those who figured it out!
Actually, the system we used in Iraq recently made me WISH for a siprnet google earth.
The Ayatollah of Rock and Rolla is strangely appropriate here.
Just looking at my spam filter, boggling at all the RoadRunner, Comcast, Cox Cable, and Verizon Fios users I see sending more virus spam on behalf of one botnet or another.
There really are quite a few of them at any one time.
I dunno.
The HP P4000s SANs are pretty nice when compared with comparable equipment.
Of course, they got them by buying LeftHand.
But yeah, long gone are the days of the solid Laserjet 4250 days with millions of prints that made them worth refurbishing.
If you can't even bother to drop a few "RESTful"'s in your review, I'm not sure we can take you seriously.
How exactly does this CMS help me DRY my cloud?