I used to send notices to site admins that seem like they had been hijacked because on the requests/packets they were sending to my site. Why else would some public school site or not profit organization site try to brake into my systems unless they have been themselves compromised.
I stopped doing this because some site admins though I was the one hijacking them so now it is all for myself; don't try to help otherwise you may get in trouble.
Well, it silly but I guess this is how things work...
Good one, I have observed a tendency lately where newbies seem to thing that API are delivered by the baby stork. They even teach the youngsters that programming techniques used in API (for the internal work of the API) are bad and have them coming up with resource hog code that is supposed to be somehow better nevertheless.
Then, there are the APIs built on top of other APIs that achieve sensibly the same goal.
It's been 15 years since the explosive growth of the Internet started, dammit. Any "programmer" in this day and age who doesn't sanitize inputs for absolutely every parameter from an service facing the internet should be barred from using a compiler permanently.
It wouldn't help in this case. The language used for joomla doesn't require the programmer to use a compiler.
Well, I have been seeing really strange Cookie, Host, Connection, request strings, etc. for ever and I sometimes wonder what the target is. Don't take for granted those pokes are only targeted at joomla.
I wonder how this can work. It is hard enough to define the requirements and build the product to fit the needs when you know the customers. Imagine when you don't!
Well. at least I don't think they have tried to produce reel to reel tape like BASF has done. Damn I used to hate those BASF tapes that left their coating and what not on my recording heads. Back then I would swear by 3M Scotch Classic.
You mean, like the fact that we now have to fill up our cars by ourselves nowadays at the gas station? Next, we will go to the data center by ourselves to turn the power back on...
My bitcoin mining rig is on a satellite orbiting mercury and is powered exclusively by the sun. I am currently the top world wide (galaxy wide?) producer of bitcoins.
Yeah, planning in advance for quantum computing where everything is relativistic, including up time, I just provisioned 8 identically configured cloud nodes with different variable resiliency providers with every provider guaranteeing a 75% uptime.
This allows me to have 99.9984800% uptime given the probability that all nodes are down at the same time.
Nah, it is just because quantum computing is relativistic therefore, nothing they may say will always be true, it always depends of the user point of vue...;-)
Gold mining is a matter of cost. Who knows? If they manage to find earth down there which contain 40 times more gold by cubic meter then, it might be profitable.
Then again, what kind of robots are they planning to use? Maybe they are looking for solid gold, Atlantis and the like;-)
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I used to send notices to site admins that seem like they had been hijacked because on the requests/packets they were sending to my site. Why else would some public school site or not profit organization site try to brake into my systems unless they have been themselves compromised.
I stopped doing this because some site admins though I was the one hijacking them so now it is all for myself; don't try to help otherwise you may get in trouble.
Well, it silly but I guess this is how things work...
Good one, I have observed a tendency lately where newbies seem to thing that API are delivered by the baby stork. They even teach the youngsters that programming techniques used in API (for the internal work of the API) are bad and have them coming up with resource hog code that is supposed to be somehow better nevertheless.
Then, there are the APIs built on top of other APIs that achieve sensibly the same goal.
It's been 15 years since the explosive growth of the Internet started, dammit. Any "programmer" in this day and age who doesn't sanitize inputs for absolutely every parameter from an service facing the internet should be barred from using a compiler permanently.
It wouldn't help in this case. The language used for joomla doesn't require the programmer to use a compiler.
Well, I have been seeing really strange Cookie, Host, Connection, request strings, etc. for ever and I sometimes wonder what the target is. Don't take for granted those pokes are only targeted at joomla.
Thanks to the mites, we might finally find out if we come from extraterrestrial origins.
Natural numbers are complex too...
http://www.mathsisfun.com/sets...
You understand that you are completely outside of the real realm don't you?
I wonder how this can work. It is hard enough to define the requirements and build the product to fit the needs when you know the customers. Imagine when you don't!
http://www.tamingdata.com/2010...
No the elves have done everything, it is common knowledge...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Constant effort is made to raise the use of dental floss in UK:
http://www.colgate.com/en/us/o...
https://upload.wikimedia.org/w...
-Winston Churchill
Woosh....
Who needs documentation? Just look at the source code. I had enough difficulties writing it, you should experience the same reading it!
Documentation is for sissies anyway...
Well. at least I don't think they have tried to produce reel to reel tape like BASF has done. Damn I used to hate those BASF tapes that left their coating and what not on my recording heads. Back then I would swear by 3M Scotch Classic.
You mean, like the fact that we now have to fill up our cars by ourselves nowadays at the gas station? Next, we will go to the data center by ourselves to turn the power back on...
My bitcoin mining rig is on a satellite orbiting mercury and is powered exclusively by the sun. I am currently the top world wide (galaxy wide?) producer of bitcoins.
Yeah, planning in advance for quantum computing where everything is relativistic, including up time, I just provisioned 8 identically configured cloud nodes with different variable resiliency providers with every provider guaranteeing a 75% uptime.
This allows me to have 99.9984800% uptime given the probability that all nodes are down at the same time.
Nah, it is just because quantum computing is relativistic therefore, nothing they may say will always be true, it always depends of the user point of vue... ;-)
http://arxiv.org/abs/quant-ph/...
Exactly, people like to pile it up exactly for that reason.
Gold mining is a matter of cost. Who knows? If they manage to find earth down there which contain 40 times more gold by cubic meter then, it might be profitable.
Then again, what kind of robots are they planning to use? Maybe they are looking for solid gold, Atlantis and the like ;-)
Hmmm... about humans are the most polluting species?
Then, that would make a Beowulf cluster of Beowulf clusters.
Don't worry, I read it has a power saving mode and switches to 2 core while on batteries making it more efficient than a celeron.
I agree with you, when I wrote; "by any means we can" it included what you wrote, maybe I should have written "intercept" their communications.