I don't. Few hosts have the brains and manpower to handle that many services at once. Pick the best for each one, and be glad that they're the best. Besides, if their data center is DDOS'd, you want all your services going down at once? Likely not.
I came here to post this as well. I'd rather have redundant servers in different geographical locations.
...make up a kind of underclass who eke out an information-poor existence in a few dark corners of the network.
...preserve their privacy or perhaps for more nefarious reasons.
...have scripts to kick out adbots.
Why does this require a big PCB with three ICs? Why not just simply remove pins 2 & 3?
It is no different than collecting taxes on any other service performed (eg cooking, barbering).
To my knowledge most states don't tax for services (especially not as highly as sales are taxed). Have you ever heard of a musician or lawyer (or even your aforementioned chef or beautician) having to collect any sort of sales tax?
I have a cheap protector on my phone screen for scratches. I have a better hard plastic screen protector on my DLSR, so if the camera smashes into anything hopefully the plastic will break and save the screen. Total cost for both was under $10.
they don't patch: they give you new versions...require you to use old, vulnerable versions
Exactly. And as such, we will be running Java 6 Update 16 (released in 2009) until at least 2014 on 5,000+ machines.
1984 was required reading for us. I think it was up to the individual teacher or schools.
I also read Ender's Game in school. It was picked by me, but approved by the teacher.
Comprosing cheap routers is a topic that has been covered on Slashdot many times before. In every previous article, they've required that remote administration be enabled on the router, which is generally never a default setting. This report states, "tested with out-of-the-box configuration settings". Really? Yikes.
I just reached 90% full on my drive a few weeks ago, so I upgraded to a shiny new disk and now I'm at 0-20% full.
The Level3.net domain name is registered at MarkMonitor, a domain registrar that also protects trademarks. It does not mean that traffic is going through Mark Monitor.
Yandex shows up in my logs as "Yandex bot".
Move him over to a shared hosting plan for $12-15 a year. Many providers have plans in that price range.
if you fold your thumb inside your hand while punching, you're going to break your thumb. Don't do that
"God is a comedian playing to an audience too afraid to laugh." - Voltaire
