Remember when Apple products were easy to service yourself at home? Changed today a battery on the HP-branded 4th Gen iPod Classic and as well on the OG iPod Photo. Their new capacities are 830 and 1300, respectively. Maybe soon I’ll replace the batteries on the U2 variants.

Fun fact: the headphone jack assembly has the serial number “UR FAT”, lol.

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‘Cause hate is all the world has even seen lately

Keep in mind that the above setting doesn’t do shit. Your browser always knows where you are.

Boop beep baap. Coming soon.

Don’t try to understand women. Women understand women and they hate each other.

Content creator means OnlyFans if you’re a fuckable woman, or Twitch if you’re an unfuckable woman and/or man.

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This one as well

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I think it’s at least 10 years since I’ve heard this one. Still waiting for the Lega-Lega-Legalización.

For the love of what’s holy, please make it stop with the retarded faces thumbnails.

I think the morons from Google in their great wisdom managed to somehow bash one of the sites I’m hosting on a server and this shit ensued. 2 requests per second towards the homepage using an “?u=RANDOM_NUMBER” parameter. Where does it come from? No idea, maybe Google knows. Meanwhile, I pathed this easily with two lines:

index.php (but if you’re using Wordpress, put it in wp-config.php so it doesn’t get deleted on your next update)

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<?php 
	if(isset($_GET['u']) && ($_GET['u'] != '') ) {
		header('HTTP/ 429 Too Many Requests', false, 429);
		echo "Too Many Requests";
		exit;
	}
?>

robots.txt

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Disallow: /*?*u=*

Before you ask, yes, I triple checked the IP and it is actually Google’s.

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131.79.249.66.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer crawl-66-249-79-131.googlebot.com.

I receive some spam comments every now and then either on the article comments or my guestbook, but today I noticed a spam comment that really made me raise an eyebrow. It went something like:

Hello, Neat post. There is a problem along with your website in internet explorer, might check this? IE still is the market chief and a big component of folks will pass over your wonderful writing because of this problem.

I bolded the important part because it really made me laugh out loud. So in the honour of the now defunct Internet Explorer, I leave you with this funny IE ad, in glorious 144p:

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Got this back in 2013 when I was living in UK, from a charity shop. Paid only £12 for it, and while I know it’s not one of them fancy space watch, I grabbed it because it’s elegant, stylish and functional