Ok, this is a very bad take on security. Very, very bad:
Using a second router: A techie how-to
Ignore, if you will, the social aspects of if, why and how to police children online and just look at the totally stupid design proposal – he advocates a second router behind the main router, which is [...]
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Wow – this is actually quite hard, especially during the first cup of coffee on a morning:
Take the test
For the record, I scored 10, where zero was the best for my age range (sob !) but the worst a rather startling 1464. I can’ t even blame my monitor colour depth, although it might [...]
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Recently I’ve been having some fun with Rapidweaver and have used it to create a web site for Marble Hill Dance Studio which is run by Abigail Cova and is based in St. Margaret’s, London. The main theme was a stock item with customised colours and extended background motifs, but in the end the [...]
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This is a very slight modification of the lemon and white chocolate recipe
The depth of the muffin mould is the main issue for cooking time – I have some very deep (8cm) silicone ones that mean that it’s normally timed by eye with liberal use of a hat pin. If you use shallower trays [...]
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This is a modification of a recipe I found last christmas, and have played with slightly in order to make them more unhealthy and bigger than most shop bought ones
The depth of the muffin mould is the main issue for cooking time – I have some very deep (8cm) silicone ones that mean [...]
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Having tested the original variant on friends and family, this new one has been tested on work colleagues – most appear to have survived.
So far.
225g Self-raising flour
5ml Baking Powder
Pinch of salt
50g Caster sugar
25g Margarine
110g Golden syrup
1 egg
120ml Milk
10ml Vanilla extract
20ml Flakes of 100% Cocoa chocolate
Mix the flour, salt, sugar, baking powder and chocolate flakes thoroughly. [...]
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Previously, most automated vulnerability probing I’ve seen on my systems has been brute force and fairly ignorant: one IP address tries many, many (and in some cases many, many and many) times to get in with varying credentials – the most blocked count recently was over 2500 attempts.
This morning it all changed and the rows [...]
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