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That's where the "option" part comes in. People who aren't worried about the cost simply don't turn it on. Those of us who can't afford an extra £1000/month (o
by scott_w 15y ago
That's where the "option" part comes in. People who aren't worried about the cost simply don't turn it on.
Those of us who can't afford an extra £1000/month (or more if it's a dedicated attack) would love to be able to just turn it off when a threshold is hit.
Users may lose access, but at least you don't go bankrupt in the process.