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OK, This is Just Excessive, Guys
Seriously, two times now? Come on, did you people really think Valve wouldn’t notice you running around with items that should take months to acquire on release day?
Part of me thinks the penalties should be getting more severe, not less.
Ok that’s enough GENERIC INTERNET RAGE for now.
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Safari 4 Beta (tl;dr: meh)
Unfortunately for Apple, the King shall remain…
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4chan.org’s Popular Board /b/ Taken down
In wake of the DDOS attack on /b/ that I reported on a few minuets ago. It has taken only twenty seven minuets for the moderators at 4chan to take down /b/. At 7:27PM EST /b/ was reported as 404’d.
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4Chan.org Threatend By Internet War Against Boxxy
While browsing one of my favorite sites I found that the internet war between 4chan.org‘s Anonymous and a young, quite annoying girl from youtube named Boxxy has began to reach what a sociologist would call ”Critical Mass.” There is a large movement amoung 4chan.org users to perform a DDOS attack on the site at 7:00PM EST tonight. If you also brows the website be sure to expect delays or even a total server crash from 7PM onwards tonight.
The group of users are calling the attack under two codename: Operation Valkyrie and Operation Clampdown. The goal of the attack is to, according to the boards at 4chan, “stop the spread of the boxxy cancer.”
I will keep you updated on this situation as it develops throughout the night.
UPDATE 6:45PM EST: Just fifteen minuets before the attack an image is found of DDOS program aimed at 4chan.org. It appears to be a program commonly used called Low Orbit Ion Cannon. The interesting thing from the screen shot is that the programs are set to broadcast a message to the 4chan.org mods to destroy boxxy or else it seems the attack will be endless. More information to come.
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Images regarding the DDOS attack: (these have been edited to make them more family friendly and as to not promote illegal actives as is against dtgeeks.com policies.)
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DISCLAIMER:
In no way is the author of this post, or http://www.dtgeeks.com supporting the hacking, attack, or other illegal actions against any other website. We…
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Mac Heist 3 Begins
They are offering Process, normally $39USD, for free
Mac Heist three began today. They are offering Process, normally $39USD, for free just for logging in. Beware, the web server is buckling under the load of people. So it may take a long time to get anywhere.
Head over to www.macheist.com to join the fun!
UPDATE: It appears that the next piece of loot is MacDust
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more stuff
- OK, This is Just Excessive, Guys
- Safari 4 Beta (tl;dr: meh)
- 4chan.org’s Popular Board /b/ Taken down
- 4Chan.org Threatend By Internet War Against Boxxy
- Mac Heist 3 Begins
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- So, um, Windows 7
- Note to Apple: Vista is fixed.
- Tomorrow is Wednesday, and You Know What That Means
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- Yet Another Prediction of the Future of the Internet and Technology
- Here’s What’s Wrong with Vista
- Slow Times At Technology High
- The Smoldering Effect
- A quick look at Scribbles 1.0
- HDR Imaging Explained
- Report: Apple to hike iTunes movie prices
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- The Enigma of Safari for Windows
- What’s wrong with Windows Vista?
- A first look at CandyBar 3
- Malcor: the last word
- Musings on Malcor
- Updated x2: Malcor nothing but a PR stunt??
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- Wrong URL…
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- Reflections on DT’s 3rd birthday
- Mac OS X Leopard Part 8: Wrapup
- Report: Internet to experience traffic jams by 2010
- Windows Live Suite
- All-in-one desktop shootout
- Updated: Dell officially unveils XPS One, Latitude tablet
- Hacker targets Mac blogs
- FileMaker releases Bento preview
- Mac OS X Leopard Part 7: iChat
- Mac OS X Leopard Part 6: Time Machine [UPDATED]
- Mac OS X Leopard Part 5: iCal
- Musings on Mac malware
- Nasty file-moving bug bites Finder users
- Mac OS X Leopard Part 4: Spaces
- Mac OS X Leopard Part 3: Stacks
- Mac OS X Leopard Part 2: Spotlight and the Finder [UPDATED]
- Mac trojan horse targets porn viewers
- More cool tricks, random weirdness, and other Leopard observations [UPDATED]
- Mac OS X Leopard Part 1: The Leopard UI
- Dear Apple







