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Sorry bud, feel bad for you. Ignore the f*ckin morons.

If you often feel that way, the problem may not be the ”f*ckin morons”.

yes sorta

According to Cloudflare, US still accounts for majority of the bot traffic though. https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots?dateRange=12w#bot-traffic-...

Yandex is just a drop in the ocean bud.


Those CF country stats are certifiably useless. They only know the last hop. We know that consumer routers and web browser extensions are vulnerable. There are plenty of ways to bounce malicious traffic through assumed-organic hosts. These are almost impossible to track, especially with the prevalence of CGNAT.

No serious person would ever claim that Russian cyber influence operations were sending traffic directly from Russian IP addresses. That's 'Get Smart' levels of absurdity. It's as ridiculous as a Russian spy pretending to be an American while speaking with a thick Russian accent.


As the other commenter said, not helpful. If you go with cf countries, Germany is one of the worst offenders. But only because it has Frankfurt as a big traffic node and lots of hosting providers.


slight drop - probably. i'd wager the drop in the ocean is because majority of the bot traffic are from it's cousins in China :>

what a fucking stupid meetings with stupid accents and stupid people talking stupid corporate shit making it sound like they are engineering a rocket. ffs, you are the plumbers writing the cruds.

smart meetings have `pauses`, `thoughts` and `i don't knows`. this is so fucking stupid that i find it lame enough not to use it.


tl;dr but i <3 it. upvoted this shit.


I read this the other day - definitely think it is the right direction Nvidia is taking.

Thank you NVIDIA - for once (not twice though - you've given us nothing but despair for Linux+GPU).


like for example, c*nt?


Maybe more like p**p, as in "that cunt p**ped in my yard"?

I'll admit, it never once occurred to me that people might be using censored characters to provide more emphasis that a word is a swear, but I guess it does indeed do that, at least to the writer. Whether that comes across to the reader, and whether the writer cares that their intention was understood... I'm not so sure.


What about ^#%& as was traditional in newspaper comics strips?


How about "Pockmark!... Freshwater swabs!... Bully!.." or "Amoeba! Bashi-bazouks! Chowderheads! Certified Diplodocuses! Nyctalop! Ectoplasm!"?


I was so disappointed when I tried reading tintin in other languages and found the dear captain was straight up using slurs in those. I wonder whether the english language ones have been edited over the years to remove that sort of thing


æselmassør, sortbørsgrosserer, søpindsvinefjæs, karnevalssørøver!

Findes der en Haddock/Egon Olsen tiradegenerator derude?


"Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!"


I interpreted that as indicating something was swearing without actually swearing. So, identifying something as swearing that isn't actually swearing.


Known as grawlix or obscenicon.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grawlix


Hah. Yeah, I agree. It's one of those things I admit is `lost in translation` for sure.


A small side note I want to raise:

Folks need to be sufficiently motivated to learn it. All hell break loose when `RTFM` becomes taken offensively; What do I know - I am just a weird guy with a beard.

And folks always wanted to type the commands without RTFM'ing - now we have two problems instead of one.

Also, these were hard learned tricks YOLO'ing until 3.30AM debugging a failed DNS clusters or why the HSM suddenly decided to trip up at 5AM! Nobody even cares about the things we learn these days - Google and then your AI agent already does 98% of what I know already. So, let them blow up the clusters and the racks - your pal AI agent knows. Go ask them instead.


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