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I dont really understand what is the issue. On my welcome page (while all other urls are impossible to guess) i give browser something that requires a few secon

by stiray 6y ago

I dont really understand what is the issue. On my welcome page (while all other urls are impossible to guess) i give browser something that requires a few seconds of cpu at 100% to crunch. And tracking some user action in between, visting tarpitted urls etc. In last few years no bot came through. Why bother with robots.txt, just give them something to break their teeths... (I would give you the url, but I just dont want ti be visited)

cblades 6y ago
I don't think most users would appreciate having a site spike their CPU for a few seconds when they visit...at least I wouldn't.
aetherspawn 6y ago
I don’t think the solution is flatlining everyone’s CPUs.
trashburger 6y ago
Sounds like terrible UX! Won't browsers give you a "Stop script" prompt if you do that?
xg15 6y ago
> but I just dont want ti be visited Maybe you should just take your website offline?
quickthrower2 6y ago
How much have you mined?
hombre_fatal 6y ago
The far-fetched "solution" along with the "I don't understand everyone doesn't do <thing that is easy to understand why everyone wouldn't do it>" make it hard for me to believe you're actually doing this. Sounds more like a shower thought, maybe fun weekend project, than something in production.