Does your software require elevation, of course it does, that was my point, not yours. I was making the point that elevation is a bad idea, and it is required to write to the hosts file because you shouldn't be writing to the hosts file. If you take that to mean that I am agreeing with you, you really do have an odd mind.
I am not agreeing with you, that was my original statement, and the whole basis of the argument. Ad Block Plus requires no elevation, it therefore cannot install trojans, it cannot hijack your DNS entry in networking to redirect it to another site possibly effecting a MiTM attack, it cannot change anything your standard user account can't access. Also, it can be installed to machines where you aren't an administrator, such as work computers.
If you send me an email, and my mail server is using a DNSBL, my server will get a response such as 127.0.0.5, this would indicate that you send spam (true...), and therefore my email server would drop the email you sent. Please explain how your hosts file will get around DNSBL now, as it isn't something under your control.
The last digit in the response usually corresponds to the reason that the mail server was blacklisted in some of the DNSBL providers. The RFC calls for the reason to be in a TXT field though.
If you don't believe me, do a Google search for DNSBL and see what it returns, it surely won't return what you are saying.
If Slashdot's mail server used a DNSBL, you would never even know your email was refused, it would not reach timothy, he wouldn't even know you had sent an email. Your hosts file will never get around it.
11.) Get you by dnsbl
This is a false statement. If you meant it to say DNS Blocking, than change it to that in your future spam.
Um, did you even read any of that thread APK? I never admitted you were right at all, and the reply to yours had me falling out of my seat laughing.
APK Hosts file = Unsecure garbage software
You didn't even write the majority of it, you just steal other people's lists and combine them into yours. Please tell me more about all your security chops, and how you have no freaking clue what a DNS BL is.
Blacklists are used by mail servers to automatically black hole messages from known spammers. They are not used by your web browser, so adding a BLed address to your hosts file would be 1. extraordinarily dumb, and 2. not do anything.
If you don't know what a term means, don't just assume that the name describes it, instead you should look it up and read about it.
Also, that is actually nonsensical as a DNS BL is something you are added to that the other person uses, you can't get by it by using a hosts file on either end (as a hosts file isn't anything like a DNS BL).
But that is ok, when you bring up problems with his hosts files, it is nothing but ad hominem and "I totally showed you up" when he did nothing of the sort.
It is quite cheap enough. For the cost of the F-35 buy order we could go to Mars. The US gov would just rather underfund NASA and act like they are 50% of the budget.
Yeah, it is funny how little you know of security APK, and that you feel the need to troll everything I post acting like you won, when you just don't get security in the least.
Amazon doesn't exactly "not turn a profit", they dump all their profit they earn into growth and research, so that they have no taxable profit. It is an optimization technique, not really a OMG we aren't making profit type issue.
I like your comment, it is quite funny, but to address the question:
The packets are larger (more bits) so take longer to transmit, and more memory to store. Also, ASICs are built for IPv4, they don't work for IPv6, so much of IPv6 traffic is done in CPU rather than ASICs which is less efficient in power usage.
I doubt the power difference is terribly high, but at an Amazon level, it would likely be noticeable.
Kowalski, until you answer the questions, I won't respond to your trolling. I thoroughly spanked you, and you have to resort to shit posting everything I write because you couldn't win against my irrefutable points. Of course it requires elevation to write to the hosts file, that's because you SHOULDN'T DO IT. No go draw your diagrams of your next project.
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Does your software require elevation, of course it does, that was my point, not yours. I was making the point that elevation is a bad idea, and it is required to write to the hosts file because you shouldn't be writing to the hosts file. If you take that to mean that I am agreeing with you, you really do have an odd mind.
I am not agreeing with you, that was my original statement, and the whole basis of the argument. Ad Block Plus requires no elevation, it therefore cannot install trojans, it cannot hijack your DNS entry in networking to redirect it to another site possibly effecting a MiTM attack, it cannot change anything your standard user account can't access. Also, it can be installed to machines where you aren't an administrator, such as work computers.
NO. Read above under your original posting of this. I didn't respond as I was no longer reading Slashdot. I don't spend 16 hours a day on Slashdot.
If you send me an email, and my mail server is using a DNSBL, my server will get a response such as 127.0.0.5, this would indicate that you send spam (true...), and therefore my email server would drop the email you sent. Please explain how your hosts file will get around DNSBL now, as it isn't something under your control.
The last digit in the response usually corresponds to the reason that the mail server was blacklisted in some of the DNSBL providers. The RFC calls for the reason to be in a TXT field though.
If you don't believe me, do a Google search for DNSBL and see what it returns, it surely won't return what you are saying.
If Slashdot's mail server used a DNSBL, you would never even know your email was refused, it would not reach timothy, he wouldn't even know you had sent an email. Your hosts file will never get around it.
11.) Get you by dnsbl
This is a false statement. If you meant it to say DNS Blocking, than change it to that in your future spam.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rf...
DNS Blocking isn't the same thing as DNS BL, stop backpedaling.
Um, did you even read any of that thread APK? I never admitted you were right at all, and the reply to yours had me falling out of my seat laughing.
APK Hosts file = Unsecure garbage software
You didn't even write the majority of it, you just steal other people's lists and combine them into yours. Please tell me more about all your security chops, and how you have no freaking clue what a DNS BL is.
Apparently I am dumb, as I actually know what a DNS black list is, and you don't.
http://www.dnsbl.info/
Blacklists are used by mail servers to automatically black hole messages from known spammers. They are not used by your web browser, so adding a BLed address to your hosts file would be 1. extraordinarily dumb, and 2. not do anything.
If you don't know what a term means, don't just assume that the name describes it, instead you should look it up and read about it.
How else will we get to the upsidedownternet?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/ind...
APK's host file program fixed this bug years ago, that is why he feels he is on topic with this post.
If she was one of those non technical types, it is entirely likely that it was the way she was shown and she didn't know any better.
Such as? Please show a link to a bug that was reported 30 years ago and not fixed.
Also, that is actually nonsensical as a DNS BL is something you are added to that the other person uses, you can't get by it by using a hosts file on either end (as a hosts file isn't anything like a DNS BL).
But that is ok, when you bring up problems with his hosts files, it is nothing but ad hominem and "I totally showed you up" when he did nothing of the sort.
Thank you, I had not thought of that.
3.77 to Earth Moon L1. That makes a little more sense.
3.42 to EM L2
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
or if you prefer slow boating the difference
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
It is quite cheap enough. For the cost of the F-35 buy order we could go to Mars. The US gov would just rather underfund NASA and act like they are 50% of the budget.
http://www.imdb.com/character/...
Yes he was, he was one of the characters that was sent to the planets ahead of time to gather data.
Enhance usually means increase, unfortunately as it is a security nightmare, destroy might be a more appropriate word to use.
Only kings refer to themselves in the third person. Do you think you are a king?
Alien.
http://science.slashdot.org/co...
The "seeds" are well documented in the book, and likely exactly the same in the movie. It was plausible, and possible.
Yeah, it is funny how little you know of security APK, and that you feel the need to troll everything I post acting like you won, when you just don't get security in the least.
Is it possible to run two instances of Tomcat, one binding to each "interface"?
Amazon doesn't exactly "not turn a profit", they dump all their profit they earn into growth and research, so that they have no taxable profit. It is an optimization technique, not really a OMG we aren't making profit type issue.
I like your comment, it is quite funny, but to address the question:
The packets are larger (more bits) so take longer to transmit, and more memory to store. Also, ASICs are built for IPv4, they don't work for IPv6, so much of IPv6 traffic is done in CPU rather than ASICs which is less efficient in power usage.
I doubt the power difference is terribly high, but at an Amazon level, it would likely be noticeable.
I NEVER post AC. It just appears some people think I need help handling you as you are to your trolling stage.
Only if you are talking about the encryption algorithms that everyone uses and were designed by the NIST.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Kowalski, until you answer the questions, I won't respond to your trolling. I thoroughly spanked you, and you have to resort to shit posting everything I write because you couldn't win against my irrefutable points. Of course it requires elevation to write to the hosts file, that's because you SHOULDN'T DO IT. No go draw your diagrams of your next project.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...