Fighting the Hackers

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The Antiplanner is a forester and economist with more than fifty years of experience critiquing government land-use and transportation plans.

35 Responses to Fighting the Hackers

  1. metrosucks says:

    Again? Highwayman, stop messing with the blog, are you trying to post some fake Koch brother admissions or something?

  2. metrosucks says:

    Honestly guys, I was just kidding about highwayman. Though who knows, I suppose.

  3. Finally fixed the problem. I don’t think the virus, or whatever it was, was affecting the blog at all. From some of the files I erased, I suspect it was sending out emails advertising cheap prescription drugs.

    All I know is my server was complaining that I was using too much processor time and the wp-content folder was being loaded up with new “cache” files every minute.

    I ended up having to erase the entire WordPress installation and reinstalling it. It seems to work and no more cache files.

  4. the highwayman says:

    O’Toole; I suspect it was sending out emails advertising cheap prescription drugs.

    THWM: So isn’t that a good thing?

  5. the highwayman says:

    Frank, even O’Toole has said that roads are there regardless of economic conditions.

    That’s not free market capitalism, that’s socialism/communism.

  6. the highwayman says:

    Frank, since O’Toole’s blog/occupation is based paradox and hypocrisy.

    Then I’ll leave you with this quote.

    “You can avoid reality, but you cannot avoid the consequences of avoiding reality.” – Ayn Rand

  7. bennett says:

    Frank said: “But that doesn’t excuse his defamatory statements and verbal attacks on Mr. O’Toole and others commenters on this blog, which need to stop immediately.”

    Tis the bane of the blogosphere. There is a thin blurry line that the highwayman crosses every day. Dan crosses it every month. metrosucks crosses it as much as anybody. I cross it too (on occasion). The problem is if Mr. O’Toole were to enforce the rules and block the highwayman, then there are many others he would have to block, many of whom provide good substantive comments. My point being that highwayman is something y’all need to learn to live with (or better yet, IGNORE).

    p.s. “Your” side has it’s highwayman too. We’re just better at ignoring him that you are.

    • bennett says:

      ^ than not “that.”

      • metrosucks says:

        Bennett, I hope you don’t mean that *I* am “our” side’s highwayman. Yes, I do cross that line here and there, but I’m not trying to be a pest; I just blow my top at some of the stuff that’s said. That’s all.

        I, and surely most of the rest of us, value your contributions here, and I can’t ever remember a time when you crossed any lines.

    • Frank says:

      “There is a thin blurry line that the highwayman crosses every day. Dan crosses it every month. metrosucks crosses it as much as anybody. I cross it too (on occasion).”

      With name-calling and personal attacks perhaps, but not with defamation; that line is very clear, and I don’t see any commenters crossing it except one.

      At any rate, were the tools available to ignore, such as filters or a block/ignore feature, ignoring would be possible, but absent those, one must sort through one’s RSS feed or scroll through comments. It’s like being at a party and being unable to walk away from a belligerent drunk; it’s like having on headphones that can’t be removed.

      As for crossing the line regarding name calling and personal attacks, I too am certainly occasionally guilty and apologize for doing so.

      • bennett says:

        RE: Defamation. I’m a little unclear when and how this is happening. It could be that my ignoring skills are far superior to yours 😉 because as soon as I see “highwayman” I feel like I know what is written before I read it (so I don’t). Was there something he has said that explicitly defames Mr. O’Toole or another commenter?

        I also don’t have too much of a problem with personal attacks as long as there is some wit and gusto. It get heated sometimes and that’s kind of fun. I don’t know if I would participate if I couldn’t throw my opponents and Ayn Rand under the subsidized bus from time to time. But as soon as Godwin’s Law comes into play or somebody reverts to calling someone else “stupid boy” all the fun is over.

        • Frank says:

          “It could be that my ignoring skills are far superior to yours”. Probably so; mine waxed and waned. As for examples, there are plenty, but thanks to the hackers(?), Google is no longer completely reporting results from the Antiplanner site, so I’ve had to stoop to using Yahoo! search. Here’s just one example, and another, of many, many, many more.

          (BTW, what do you suppose ever happened to Scott, blacquejacqueshellac, D4P, t g, Mike, Andy Stahl, Borealis, ws, and prk166? Could it be that trolling caused them to stop reading/commenting on the AP?)

          Anyway, this is the last I have to say on this. Have a good day 🙂

        • Sandy Teal says:

          There is a price to pay for not weeding out trolls. Opposing views are interesting, stupid troll comments just make a website boring.

        • the highwayman says:

          You are, what you are.

          Roads don’t have to make money, that is just our political reality.

          I’m not against roads, though you chose to be against railroads.

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