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A binary order of magnitude is only doubling, which doubling traffic isn't exactly a DDoS just a busy day and likely within the spec of their current network to
by valarauca1 13y ago
A binary order of magnitude is only doubling, which doubling traffic isn't exactly a DDoS just a busy day and likely within the spec of their current network to handle.
A decimal order of magnitude is a factor of 10. And would likely represent a problem.
Really not hard, you don't use the term 'order of magnitude' in binary. Instead opting for 'bit shift', or doubling.