So, I don't think that I have much to say today. I read the blog about which Twisterghost had spoken about someone who had basically DoS'd his site, and I realized that it's amazing that people do that kinda thing… I mean, I suppose if I felt like doing it, I could do it. But I can't see why someone would want to post 24,000 random entries on to a site. I know they're random because I went on his site last night to check out my Tnet that I rarely use anymore, and I decided to check on a few of his blogs.
And I noticed that it was kinda odd. The first blog had approximately 1200 comments on it. I read it… Wonderful, it consisted primarily of:(Dude, try e-mail validation.) then some random stuff.Well, I suppose that could be a good idea.But, it's up to him what he imposes as security measures. I suppose a few good ideas would be:IP-based post testing, so that the same IP doesn't post twice in a row. It couldn't be that hard to implement:
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$ip = /*get ip from database*/$currip = $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"];if($currip == $ip) { /*return error page saying that two posts in a row are not allowed*/}else {/*post data *//*put $ip into database */}
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$ip = $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"];$count = /*get count from table where IP = $ip*/;$countmax = /*get max from table*/;if($count >=$countmax){/*return error: you can not post anymore on this topic, sorry.*/}else {/*post to entry */}
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$post = $_POST["author"] . " : " . $_POST["content"];$hash = md5($post);/* put $hash into database, alert admin that a post must be verified, have admin click link like http://domain.host/verify.php?hash=$hash, wherein it verifies the post, and sets a flag in database, display = true.*/
DANG I can't tag a blogYou added MEHWell arn't you just a sly one
Yes. I did add you, for what it counts!
Mythology.The fortune teller just said"SOMEONE ELSE."
What type of advice is that…The Almighty fortune teller just said Buttraep to me…
I wonder what this means.The fortune teller isn't always right, you should forgive it It isn't the most accurate thing ever. But it gives advice, nonetheless.
Advice comes good and bad,your job is finding the good
It states more then it tells.
Advice is best taken indirectly.The only thing better than an untelling statement is a question
The problem with questions is cliche