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Of course it'll be slow!
Seriously, most 'errors' are just the webbrowser giving up. The first few days your node is still integrating. Just keep trying and it'll work.
Why restrict to single ports? Listen in rawmode, and check for some code that corresponds to the ports/ips/message contents. If it matches up, it's a message. Add a level of redundancy for dropped messages, and use random ports.
Set bandwith limits. Limit each IP to, say, one kernel per week. Same for email address. Require registration, with a secret number in an image so it can't be scripted. Etc.
Riiight. EMP 13 redundant servers scattered throughout the world. That'd take some time, and they could probably set up a makeshift one in the meantime...
This is just like the ST:TNG technical manual describes the star trek computers. Spooky, isn't it?/me checks birth records for a Mr. Zephram Cochrane...
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Ugh. I once has a motherboard die. OOPSes and PANICs left and right. "Aieee! Killing interrupt handler!", but with a few typos:)
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$ uptime
1:31pm up 27 days, 14:04, 2 users, load average: 5.44, 6.23, 6.58
I always wanted those mission profile sunglasses with the autodestruct. Too bad you can't throw it away 1sec before detonation...
Of course it'll be slow! Seriously, most 'errors' are just the webbrowser giving up. The first few days your node is still integrating. Just keep trying and it'll work.
Log only one hit per unique IP per $TIMEINTERVAL. If it's a small blog, log only one hit per small (16 hosts?) subnet per $TIMEINTERVAL.
Why restrict to single ports? Listen in rawmode, and check for some code that corresponds to the ports/ips/message contents. If it matches up, it's a message. Add a level of redundancy for dropped messages, and use random ports.
:one
net send %1 "File not found: c:\WINNT\kernel32\NTKERNEL.EXE in EXPLORER.EXE at 0xDEADBEEF. The program will be terminated."
goto one
If you do this, make a note in your journal. I'll be watching.
Set bandwith limits. Limit each IP to, say, one kernel per week. Same for email address. Require registration, with a secret number in an image so it can't be scripted. Etc.
...will gain new meaning when you drop it :)
Riiight. EMP 13 redundant servers scattered throughout the world. That'd take some time, and they could probably set up a makeshift one in the meantime...
Like this?
localhost root # ping -fnRv -s 65467 255.255.255.255
Prove it.
You're kidding me, right?
If it goes down, they can switch over to any other server in minutes.
What alternic takeover? Link, please.
This is just like the ST:TNG technical manual describes the star trek computers. Spooky, isn't it? /me checks birth records for a Mr. Zephram Cochrane...
Ugh. I once has a motherboard die. OOPSes and PANICs left and right. "Aieee! Killing interrupt handler!", but with a few typos :)
Actually, Win 95 is Win 4.95
I'm getting the strangest feeling of deja vu...
The webpage dosen't seem to say how to fetch the source code.
Actually, as more is an interactive app, it should always be at the end, without a redirect or background.
...licence it under a GPL-like licence :)
Have you tried Konqueror? Yes, you need the kde libraries, but if you don't like the desktop then don't use it.
It dosen't block popups opened in onClick() events, so polls will work if they're designed well.