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yeah, by the way... why won't we perform a flooding attack?? hope there's enough users for that...

<<D.A.>> wrote:yeah, by the way... why won't we perform a flooding attack?? hope there's enough users for that...

can explain me what is a flooding attack?youmean to attack to his pc all together so it will crash?

just to try it, attack some system all together (it needs about 20 users), and crash it.

<<D.A.>> wrote:just to try it, attack some system all together (it needs about 20 users), and crash it.

i thought a pc could hold only 10 users before crash but 20

serious servers need about 30 pingers...

<<D.A.>> wrote:serious servers need about 30 pingers...

how can you find 30 users?

well, i hope soon there will be more active users.

<<D.A.>> wrote:well, i hope soon there will be more active users.

here?i don't think so

do you suffer from pessimism????

you should be more optimistic about that.

<<D.A.>> wrote:do you suffer from pessimism????

what is that?

Pessimism, from the Latin pessimus (worst), denotes a belief that the experienced world is the worst possible. It describes a general belief that things are bad, and tend to become worse; or that looks to the eventual triumph of evil over good; it is the antonym of optimism, the contrary belief in the goodness and betterment of things generally. A common conundrum illustrates optimism versus pessimism with the question - does one regard a given glass of water as: "Is the glass half empty or half full?" Conventional wisdom expects optimists to reply with half full and pessimists to respond with half empty, but this is not always the case.

<<D.A.>> wrote:Pessimism, from the Latin pessimus (worst), denotes a belief that the experienced world is the worst possible. It describes a general belief that things are bad, and tend to become worse; or that looks to the eventual triumph of evil over good; it is the antonym of optimism, the contrary belief in the goodness and betterment of things generally. A common conundrum illustrates optimism versus pessimism with the question - does one regard a given glass of water as: "Is the glass half empty or half full?" Conventional wisdom expects optimists to reply with half full and pessimists to respond with half empty, but this is not always the case.

i i'm not that . but i don't see any other users exept you me and alina

maybe they are afraid to say stg...i mean the other users..

well... i guess there's a lot of reasons: some of them got ain't no time, some of them now everything, others are not interested in that.