Viper007Bond

24 ms·

241.
by Viper007Bond 13y ago
> 3. Sign up for a pool other than dogehouse, which has a highly disproportionate number of of the mining horsepower. Why not Doge House? Any problems with them? Or is it specifically because you want to encourage people to spread out be
242.
by Viper007Bond 13y ago
I run this on my personal site to prevent drive-bys but it won't stop a determined hacker with many IPs. Here's a proper solution to secure your account: http://wordpress.org/plugins/google-authenticator/
243.
by Viper007Bond 13y ago
That sounds not fun for the account owner. I could prevent you from logging into your account.
244.
by Viper007Bond 13y ago
Limiting login attempts is not as effective as you might think. How should it work? If you want to ban IP addresses that get X attempts wrong in Y minutes, then you're failing to realize that hackers like this normally have access to h
245.
by Viper007Bond 13y ago
My company has had a Double in our San Francisco lounge for about a year now (we helped Double Robotics beta test it). About 95% of our employees are remote so it's pretty cool being able to hop in and say hi to anyone that's co-w
246.
by Viper007Bond 13y ago
Check out ZNC. I run it on my server and proxy my connections to IRC through it. It'll play back messages when I reconnect, etc.
247.
by Viper007Bond 13y ago
You can find lots of great looking ones here: http://www.reddit.com/r/glitch_art
248.
by Viper007Bond 13y ago
The WordPress leads speak from experience. Caching objects to disk was introduced in WordPress 2.0, released in 2005. Turns out it actually slowed down the vast majority of sites. Databases are really, really good at storing and retrieving
249.
by Viper007Bond 13y ago
This was my thought as well. So many people jump to complicated math when the question was about a function. KISS applies, as does out of the box thinking. :) And here's a solution (in PHP, my language of choice) that doesn't use