- The China firewall
- Posted by Jim on March 7th, 2006
I have may share of junk traffic from China, so I've been intrigued by the
idea of trying to get banned by 'The Great Firewall of China'. I've been
considering to show a special page for chinese visitors with some of the
known banned words (Democracy, Christian, ...) or even full articles on
the subjects, but then I came of think of the economical development in
China and the possibility of today's pirates and junk visitors becomming
tomorrow's customers, so now I don't know....
- Posted by TechnoHippie on March 7th, 2006
"Jim" <j> wrote in news:440d9959$0$12109$ba624c82@nntp02.dk.telia.net :
Rule #1) Never shit in your own backyard.
Rule #2) The whole world is your backyard.
Judy
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- Posted by robert blake on March 7th, 2006
"Jim" <j> wrote in news:440d9959$0$12109$ba624c82@nntp02.dk.telia.net :
yes, tis maybe wiser to get your site user-friendly for this new evolving
market in asia.
- Posted by hug on March 7th, 2006
"Jim" <j> wrote:
I figure the chances are Real Darn Good that the spam-lists are not
connected to the banned-lists and you'd still get the spam. Good
luck.
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- Posted by hug on March 7th, 2006
TechnoHippie <technohippiechick@gmail.com> wrote:
Rule #3) Before you put on your shoes, look inside.
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- Posted by Karl Groves on March 7th, 2006
hug <contact_info@sig_line.clickit> wrote in
news:m2ar02hfrl959j99gs3iibs8mn85gh899g@4ax.com:
Yeah, they don't filter the spam coming TO us, but they're glad to filter
the traffic coming in.
That alone makes it worthwhile to reject their traffic.
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- Posted by John Bokma on March 7th, 2006
hug <contact_info@sig_line.clickit> wrote:
Rule #4) Don't kill the scorpion you might find inside. It's kind was on
Earth millions of years before you, probably will be after humankind has
gone, and has a useful function which is a bit harder to say about humans
:-D.
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OMG, lolzzz (c)... brb
- Posted by TechnoHippie on March 7th, 2006
hug <contact_info@sig_line.clickit> wrote in
news:n4ar02th4i7hkp9eemr1b1a2icib16lnvj@4ax.com:
Giggle. I live in the pacific northwest. I never leave my shoes on the
porch lest a slug crawl up inside. Have you ever stepped on a slug with
your bare feet? It mushes up between your toes and takes weeks to scrape
the goo off.
Had breakfast yet?
Judy
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- Posted by TechnoHippie on March 7th, 2006
John Bokma <john@castleamber.com> wrote in
news:Xns977F6D4D3733Fcastleamber@130.133.1.4:
ahisma is a good thing.
Judy
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- Posted by GreyWyvern on March 7th, 2006
And lo, TechnoHippie didst speak in alt.www.webmaster:
I once started to put on a rubber boot and could not fit my foot in. I
took it off, turned it upside-down and a ~10cm toad fell out. He was a
big sucker, and luckily I had not forced my foot in so he was still fine.
I put him in the garden.
I have some great toad + lawnmower stories to tell first!
Grey
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