It appears that it's possible to select the "Other" off-topic close reason, and vote to close without actually providing a close reason. This results in:
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It should be required that someone actually alter the comment text before bei...184
Post-prandial somnolence (colloquially known as The Itis or a food coma) is a normal state of drowsiness or lassitude following a meal. Post-prandial somnolence has two components – a general state of low energy related to activation of the parasympathetic nervous system in response to mass in the gastrointestinal tract, and a specific state of sleepiness caused by hormonal and neurochemical changes related to the rate at which glucose enters the bloodstream and its downstream effects on amino acid transport in the central nervous system.
Physiology
Parasympathetic activation
In response t...
Filtering normal traffic from hacks is difficult. How to do it depends on why the traffic is consuming excessive load on your service.
If it is a SYN flood, you could mitigate that with firewall rules that limit the number of connections a host can open. This is easy to do using iptables with ...
I am using lamp on CentOS 6. Application code is written in CakePHP. Application files path is "/var/www/html/my_app".
Another file server is mounted with an Application Server. Mounted path on Application Server is "/home/new1/fs_path/scanned/" which contain some folders like "ajain".
I am upl...
my bind config
carrie IN A 192.253.253.4
*.carrie IN A 192.253.253.6
*.test.carrie IN A 192.253.253.7
execute
nslookup carrie
Address: 192.253.253.4
nslookup a.test.carrie
Address: 192.253.253.7
but when I execute nslookup test.carrie
* Can't find test.carrie: No answer
Lobby Lud is a fictional character invented in August 1927 by the Westminster Gazette, a British newspaper, now defunct. The name derives from the telegraphic address of the newspaper ("Lobby, Ludgate"). Anonymous employees of the newspaper visited seaside resorts. The paper printed details of the town, a description of that day's Lobby Lud and a pass phrase. Anyone carrying the newspaper could challenge Lobby Lud with the phrase and receive five pounds (about £}} in ). People on holiday were known to be less likely to buy a newspaper. Some towns and large factories had holiday fortnight...
