LPLockdown - If You Like Giving Your Pages Away

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SO KEEP YOUR LP LOCKED DOWN

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Uber still mad that I destroyed ubercamp.

Why would I need to hide behind private whois? My info is public.

Hating me won't make you less of a complete failure.

Have a good one, emo.

Way to completely circumvent the vent that two people have now completely torn apart your product. I would do something a little more on the programming side of things.
 
Uber... Nice. Everyone knew what a piece of shit product he was pushing. Guess him fucking your pooper over some shit made you make the effort to do the obvious sleuthing.

Popcorn eaters in this thread: Pussies. Nothing wrong with being a fanboy (when your 8) but if your gonna make a post... sheeeeeeeeeeeeeet... grow a pair.

Dupre/Bloggers in this thread: If you silly little faggots are gonna be bitching, crying and airing your dirty laundry in public... don't get all sissy-boy when your inevitable reaming comes round.

NickyCakes/his product/the ridiculous monthly fees/the hosting/the comebacks/the excuses: Fail.

And I don't even give a shit about Uber... saying your an advertiser when haven't...no sorry, CAN'T launch an offer doens't merit much respect from me.

You all suck.
 
I lol @ all of the bloggers hitting low times and trying to put out tools, stores and classes to compensate.

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.. One other thing, over here in the UK 99% of residential broadband providers allocate dynamic IPs, on a weekly or bi-weekly lease. You can sometimes pay for a static IP.

No idea what it's like in US, but this service wont be blocking anyone on a dynamic IP.

I actually implemented a hostname / IP / geo based block and redirect, plus some hidden JS on some of my sites. Running this on your own site is *much* better as you can use a server side redirect, rather than a JS redirect. The whole thing took a few hours, if that.

I guess there's value in the list of 150k IP's, but again only if those were from people on static IPs

Uptime monitoring is obviously a good idea but the dedicated uptime monitoring services start at $5/mo.

As for the theft monitor it's just a case of some obfuscated JS to post to url if it's run from a different domain than expected. An hour or so's work.

In short, the basic functionality is bonkers easy to achieve and best run on your own server.
 
This trend of shitting on each others products is really annoying. Can't we all just be friends? If you don't like it than just don't buy it. Unless it's a straight scam like a keylogger or something. We're all professionals here.
 
Popcorn eaters in this thread: Pussies. Nothing wrong with being a fanboy (when your 8) but if your gonna make a post... sheeeeeeeeeeeeeet... grow a pair.

The popcorn is because it's going to be an interesting thread, it has nothing to do with being a 'fanboy' of anything. So where's your real username, why don't you grow a pair?
 
The popcorn is because it's going to be an interesting thread, it has nothing to do with being a 'fanboy' of anything. So where's your real username, why don't you grow a pair?

The popcorn's cos your a little bitch to scared to say what you really think. My real username? This is it. I keep getting fucking banned every month cos I'm a naughty rascal! lol.

Don't worry, I shan't say any more mean things about you. I'll be nice for you.

Meanwhile, HOLY SHIT. The comment here are much better than my lastest vitriol: Nickycakes Gains GURU Status w/ LPLockdown (/sarcasm)
 
A nice way to sell this as a service would be for the clients server to download an encrypted database daily with all the IP info. This could then just be queried without having the extra verification hop.
 
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