It runs a script that sets a cookie, then it looks at that cookie to see if it is set. Checking to see you are using cookes is not a feature... it is IMPARITIVE to the function of the system to be able to use cookies.
I agree, annoying things make me not want to buy stuff. They make me want to use the F word. The people blocking popups gerally LOOK AROUND BEFORE THEY BUY STUFF anyways. On another note I think that people could easily write code to "confuse" theese web programs... as they advertized, it is not very complex.
There is nothing more annoying than a site that just spits your search back at you on a page with ads. Google does not have ads, thusly making it more respectable then for example search king... which does. Frankly as the customer, I appreciate google augmenting my personal algorythm for ignoring hits such as the ones produced by search king. Yes, I avoid looking at usless crap...
My school has recently had a big problem with this. Students used a lameass program called NetHail. I remember doing the same thing with smbclient, and a perl script though...
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128 kbps in this situation means 128 kiloBITS per second.... To get kb/s we must divide by 8, leaving you with 16 kiloBYTES per second.
the changelog plainly states that a few of the 2.5 improvments have been added to 2.4
or you could hax it to just run a program where it simulates a fish tank on your tv.. all of the fun of fish without the heartache of cleaning.
slashdoting is one of the best dos attacks out there.
It runs a script that sets a cookie, then it looks at that cookie to see if it is set. Checking to see you are using cookes is not a feature... it is IMPARITIVE to the function of the system to be able to use cookies.
I agree, annoying things make me not want to buy stuff. They make me want to use the F word. The people blocking popups gerally LOOK AROUND BEFORE THEY BUY STUFF anyways. On another note I think that people could easily write code to "confuse" theese web programs... as they advertized, it is not very complex.
There is nothing more annoying than a site that just spits your search back at you on a page with ads. Google does not have ads, thusly making it more respectable then for example search king... which does. Frankly as the customer, I appreciate google augmenting my personal algorythm for ignoring hits such as the ones produced by search king. Yes, I avoid looking at usless crap...
My school has recently had a big problem with this. Students used a lameass program called NetHail. I remember doing the same thing with smbclient, and a perl script though...