well, j0ker was deadset against it when i tried - gotta keep the hosts honest! what a laugh when you look at the one and only co-op unfinished after more than 5 years!
Meh, I think his heart is in the right place. He did a lot to help put structure to the marketplace section of the forum and keep it from being a free-for-all. Mistakes were made along the way, we live, we learn. He, like the other admins, donated a lot of time. Do I take issue with some of the admin decisions, certainly, but you have to give them credit for trying. Being an Admin is often a thankless job, as you cant please everybody. In the case of the marketplace, the "objective" of protecting the users was a noble one, but it also had consequences.You gotta hand it to him for picking a perfect user name.
nobody forced him! the community donated 10k to make that co-op whole and he took charge of the funds - more than 4 years later people are still waiting
It was a failed co-op, he took over a bad situation and tried, and I truly believe with good intentions. Alas, we all fail at something or another sooner or later. I dont know his RL situation, so I am hesitant to judge.nobody forced him! the community donated 10k to make that co-op whole and he took charge of the funds - more than 4 years later people are still waiting
Cheap dvr from China that I got off amazon, useless customer support and the manual translation from Chinese to English makes it about worthless. Any way to connect the cat from my dvr right to my desktop and bypass the router?
There are a lot (millions) of cameras that had a backdoor built into the firmware of the cameras. The cameras were then used in Denial of Service attacks, etc. Google it, a Chinese firmware company, that supplied a lot of manufacturers was to blame.So I noticed over the last week my security camera dvr had rebooted a couple times on it's own, figuring there must have been a problem I looked at the logs and it showed admin had logged in and out and it wasn't me.... So I changed the password and rebooted, within less then a minuet it showed admin logged in and out just before I did... So I pulled the cat cable from it for a few days, no rebooting, pulled it back in this morning and it keep rebooting every few minuets, pulled the cable again and no more rebooting. I don't know what to think.... Someone really logging in or is there a problem with the network causing it? I haven't made any changes to it for months, I only have my network enable in it, no internet access, if someone was getting access it'd have to be though my desktop or router, I don't know....
Me, I hate busting my knuckles, you can keep your wrenches....
