So I have a theory I’d love someone to test for me. I get a lot of brute force attacks on some of my sites and it’s all scripted I’m sure.
If one were to put a check box on the login screen – or a captcha. Wouldn’t that be as effective for blocking scripted brute force attacks as some of the other methods like two-step authentication.
I realize two-step is far more secure than captcha – but I would think a captcha would at least block scripts from trying to login.
Food for thought:
The Chemical Weapons Convention does not spell out the consequences for violations. Rather, it states that in “cases of particular gravity,†the issue should be brought by convention states to the attention of the United Nations General Assembly and the United Nations Security Council.
I think it would be awesome to start a collection of various printings of To Kill A Mockingbird for Little Miss H.
It might give me a chance to read it again without having to take tests over it.
Copied my DDP Yoga DVDs to Mp4…
Should make using them a lot easier now that I’m not tied to a DVD player.
I’m also uploading them to Google Drive since I have a lot more storage space there than on either of my iOS devices. Rumor has it, Google Drive will stream without too many issues so I’ll be able to watch them anywhere I have a net connection.
Also wondering how this will work with Chromecast… mine should be arriving in a couple days.
In a day when pre-paid disposable cellphones (and phone numbers) are common place and can be purchased at your local 7-11, how beneficial can spying on the phone records of the entire general population really be?
It’s been one of those great days with my boys today.
But tonight as I went to check on them before heading to bed I leaned over to kiss IDiddy and he reached up in his sleep and gave me a big hug before rolling over.
My job here is done. We can call it a day.