I am undergoing the same kind of attack here, with what looks like the same dictionary. Fail2ban has picked up some 600 hosts, for about 3000 attempts. So it's not useless for all botnet attacks.
Yes because non-profits should never have new buildings or football fields. Much better they reside in dark basements waiting for those generous alumni to give them some scraps from their hard-earned tables, to cover the cost of replacing light bulbs.
Ooh, now that could be a dealmaker in the server room. With RAID-5 reaching its limits for magnetic media, a rack of these could be a viable replacement.
Of course a server room has different priorities to the average gamer:
To use a car analogy, if you walk from house A to restaurant B at 6km/h and your neighbour takes the same route by car at an average of 60km/h they get there in 1/10 the time you do. They're travelling 10 times faster than you.
I don't believe there's any difference mathematically between that and waiting for an application to load. Except your neighbour perhaps should have offered you a lift.
That has been my experience too. After battling RoHS crap I'm going back to my massive roll of leaded solder. The way I see it, this initiative is actually *bad* for the environment as equipment fails more often, requiring more consumption of resources to replace them.
This is the same HP that tried to charge me $65 for a recovery CD to re-install Windows XP after a hard drive in my clients HP computer died. A recovery CD that did not come with the computer originally.
Until you look into it and see that it's actually a woman in trousers. But for some reason we're supposed to call her "him", and then call it a world first - a pregnant man.
I am currently taking that stance with the RIAA and MPAA, particularly since money I used to throw at them seems to be used to buy laws further restricting my freedom.
I no longer buy, listen to or watch (endorse) works produced through these associations. I thought I would miss such products, but it's actually been a rather pleasant experience.
Glass? Crystalline? I thought glass was an amorphous solid. I had always believed that the cross-shape on stars is caused by light diffracting around the "spider", the struts supporting the secondary mirror.
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Given the current rate of post-natal depression among new mothers, I think legalising such a barbaric act could be a very, very bad thing.
I am undergoing the same kind of attack here, with what looks like the same dictionary. Fail2ban has picked up some 600 hosts, for about 3000 attempts. So it's not useless for all botnet attacks.
Yes because non-profits should never have new buildings or football fields. Much better they reside in dark basements waiting for those generous alumni to give them some scraps from their hard-earned tables, to cover the cost of replacing light bulbs.
Ah, so you take a textbook far-right-wing view? After all, you're calling for the abolishment of taxes.
s/faster/more reliable/g
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Ooh, now that could be a dealmaker in the server room. With RAID-5 reaching its limits for magnetic media, a rack of these could be a viable replacement.
Of course a server room has different priorities to the average gamer:
1. Reliability
2. Reliability
3. Capacity
4. Price
5. Speed
I'd dispute that.
To use a car analogy, if you walk from house A to restaurant B at 6km/h and your neighbour takes the same route by car at an average of 60km/h they get there in 1/10 the time you do. They're travelling 10 times faster than you.
I don't believe there's any difference mathematically between that and waiting for an application to load. Except your neighbour perhaps should have offered you a lift.
No, discs are circular objects. A disk can be any shape you like.
You can keep your Terraflops. I demand Martianflops!
That would be the "precursor" part he mentioned :)
By that logic, every time a space shuttle lands it becomes a meteorite.
That has been my experience too. After battling RoHS crap I'm going back to my massive roll of leaded solder. The way I see it, this initiative is actually *bad* for the environment as equipment fails more often, requiring more consumption of resources to replace them.
"RoHS - why settle for just one dry joint?"
Yes, I will. Why?
This is the same HP that tried to charge me $65 for a recovery CD to re-install Windows XP after a hard drive in my clients HP computer died. A recovery CD that did not come with the computer originally.
I've no sympathy at all.
Just remember a truly great beverage shouldn't leave you with a foam moustache that can only be removed with turps.
Wait I thought that Memphis was the penguin's daddy, not one of the Orcas?
How's this for a delusion people soak up:
"US Man Expecting Second Child"
Until you look into it and see that it's actually a woman in trousers. But for some reason we're supposed to call her "him", and then call it a world first - a pregnant man.
That's delusional in my book.
No, the 'r' to 's' conversion was quite possibly the result of too much coffee this morning.
The truncating the end of the sentence? Totally bad CSS.
Crap.
When I read it on the /. front page, there was a Samsung ad covering part of it due to some rather poor CSS. As a result the headline read,
"AVG Visus Scanner Removes Critical Windows".
That is all.
Okay, I've still got a couple of points left. Just let me mod you up now.
I'm curious. Is this how you respond to all constructive criticism of your work?
Sincerely,
A. Potentialinvestor
I am currently taking that stance with the RIAA and MPAA, particularly since money I used to throw at them seems to be used to buy laws further restricting my freedom.
I no longer buy, listen to or watch (endorse) works produced through these associations. I thought I would miss such products, but it's actually been a rather pleasant experience.
Glass? Crystalline? I thought glass was an amorphous solid. I had always believed that the cross-shape on stars is caused by light diffracting around the "spider", the struts supporting the secondary mirror.