cremp

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   by cremp 9y ago

   Your analogy is accurate, but... If you don't have a mitigator, they have incentive to force you on one; if you are already on it, their incentive is throttling, or otherwise 'attacking' (loosely defined) your source. With c
2. 152.▲
   by cremp 9y ago

   You have to realize that DDoS mitigaters are in a position to not stop attacks. They get paid more money when attacks happen; so any company whose sole purpose is mitigation, has a major conflict of interest. A small site can easily be host
3. 153.▲
   by cremp 10y ago

   This goes to show you should not use DO, because they aren't truly global, and a single outage brings everyone to a halt. They don't think of region redundancy like the real cloud providers who actually have everything split up. T
4. 154.▲
   by cremp 10y ago

   It should be noted that the JVM allows for things that javac does not. This is one of those things, and describes it accurately, albeit in the android java environment, however it applies to the standard JVM too. One of the more fun things