No; the traffic i get seems like it had stored my sitemap from ~10 years ago because the requested urls there are long gone, and now tries to guess other url’s with a similar pattern. It does not seem to follow links from the frontpage.
No, it’s not. Had request from a bot network, always changing ip’s, user agent and request url. There is no pattern there I can block.
Have a small website, and the bot traffic is overwhelming. Was slowing down everything, exhaust the resources I was allowed from my hoster and try to access non existent pages. Bots have ruined the Internet.
Sorry but can someone explain it to me please?
This doesn’t work in today’s world. Even if all of the fediverse and reddit would be on board with this idea, the impact might be less than 1% in missed sales, simply because the other 99% would not know about it because they don’t use social media, or it’s not in their algorithm, or it’s not on tv news. Plus you need to keep it going for a long time, not just a week until a different topic overtakes.
But a powerful CPU was never the point of the raspi. It was intended to be a cheap computer for your own hobby projects, iot setup and to learn about hardware, sensors and programming. The price was low so it would not ruin you if you made a mistake and fried the hardware.
This is no longer the case when it costs 3 digits.
You can just use a tiny stone that fits inside the cover to push the valve down enough.
Is there a reason why the publishing instance is not downloading the preview image, and then submits it with the post to the other instances? This way they would not have to fetch it themselves.
I already looked into something similar, IP banning does not work. One day i got ~120k unique IPs, but the most active one only made ~100 requests. I would gain nothing if i run any script to lookup the IP with each requests (and using up more resources in the process), if it fails 99% of the time because the next hit is a different IP.