Some users have recently had their accounts hijacked. It seems that the now defunct EVGA forums might have compromised your password there and seems many are using the same PW here. We would suggest you UPDATE YOUR PASSWORD and TURN ON 2FA for your account here to further secure it. None of the compromised accounts had 2FA turned on.
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But when made right, is set and forget a bad practice? Back when code wasn't written full of bugs, a single bug was all that existed and that could be patched with today's ability to update firmware. If the biggest thing a router does is NAT and preventing brute force injections and other...
Yeah, but I've seen that and all it does is replace trash with more updated trash that again needs to be updated. And with AI attacks on the horizon, that update cycle will end up faster and faster until it's just feasible anymore. Then what?
So what's the real solution? Obviously banning everything isn't. Not using default creds is definitely one of them, but I think that plays a far smaller part as well as not having a flat network.
Wha-na-na-na-na fake sh....
The price jump mimic the covid supply/demand issue except there really isn't one. Watch the records earnings postings and that will pretty much prove it.
ime most the time, stuff from china is fakes run off the same assembly line as the reals but with corners cut somewhere and no quality assurance testing. And today, those fakes are so close to the real ones that the only time you know they're fake is when they do something a real one never...
Yep, hence the fake shortage aka covid times gouging for no reason. This is why I don't want to be dependent on the third world for all this stuff since these type of shenanigans are 'normal' for that part of the world. :mad:
Got one and only caveat is this is another one of those chinese sellers that's acting like they're based in the US, so it could be a fake. :mad: Wish I would have seen that earlier hence why I'm posting.
I remember optimizing the 640k under DOS on our 1MB PS/2 30-286. Got windows 3.1 to work on it after cpu, storage, and ram upgrades--learned a lot from that machine. Still have it, but it's needing restoration now. :(
Then we made our 486 and built it with 16MB of ram which was crazy...