Caelish

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by Caelish 11y ago
In between e10s, Servo, and the new developer theme in the current Nightly, I feel like Firefox is finally starting to become more competitive to other browsers again. I switched to Chrome because it seemed like Firefox was becoming more an
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by Caelish 11y ago
Yeah, I'm at that weird spot where I need to do bulk actions often enough to be bothered by losing them, but not often enough to justify figuring the API out. Appreciate the reply though, definitely glad it's being looked at :)
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by Caelish 11y ago
I suppose so, yes; I very often use the dashboard specifically to do that. I think part of it is just that I'm not used to the new one yet - it takes time to find options which I could previously find more easily - but at the same time
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by Caelish 11y ago
Does anyone else feel like this is a downgrade in terms of actual usability? I might just not be used to it yet, but I'm finding it takes a lot more clicks to get things done on the new dashboard. The dock of apps seems cluttered to me
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by Caelish 12y ago
The implication in the article seems to be it's a GET/POST flood though, not DNS-based. Granted, for DNS amplification, having big enough pipes starts to matter a lot more, which is where providers like OVH shine because of how mu
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by Caelish 12y ago
Depends on the attack and how sophisticated it is. For most layer 7 attacks like this one, you can filter e.g. specific user agents or protocols. One thing that often works (but has some false positives with simpler search engines) is dropp
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by Caelish 12y ago
I actually sent an email offering to help (I have a lot of experience mitigating DDoS attacks) but never received a reply. I imagine they must already have something in the works to resolve this.