Ok, I’m tired of this. Everyday, some computer in China tries to break into my server. (I have the logs…) So… I decided China, to me, wasn’t that important to my website so I blocked the ENTIRE country.
Let me make it clear, I’m not mad Pirate Bay is going to a non tracker method. I’m mad because it’s a dumb idea as of right now.
Now that that’s out of the way, WTF Pirate Bay?!?! You were the BIGGEST tracker. Why did you have to shut that down? Oh wait, you didn’t. Remember open tracker? That’s you! The leechers might not care because they get their warez. But the people that give two shits know you’re still running it.
So, I bought another domain name. It’s somken.net. Will be doing things with that domain in reference to Garry’s Mod very soon.
I’m upto .com, .net, and .info. That doesn’t include the other domain on here. So, that’s four domains for me.
Oh, quick note. I’m looking into collocation. I have found the people I want to colo from but I just need to get the funds to do it. Should be pretty epic.
Also, WE HAVE A 1U BOX!!! WOOT!!!! (it’s for the colo whenever that happens.)
2. Type in prompt (FOR EG. TO CREATE CON FOLDER IN C: DRIVE) C:\>md \\.\c:\con NOTE:”con” can be replaced by any other names such as “prn”, “nul” “com1″ “com2″ “lpt1″ etc.
3. To delete the folder use the following command C:\>rd \\.\e:\con
This voice-mail is a classic. A friend of mine came to me and asked if I could get some guy off their back. They didn’t want to talk to “Steve.” (he’s who left this voice mail) Fun times had by all.
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