I'm just curious, how come this forum gets hacked so much?
Way more than any other forums I'm on.
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Created on: 12/08/20 11:53 AM
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RE: Site hacking
01/14/21 7:03 PM
And if you had bought bit-coin last year, you would have retired this year.
Same for Tesla stock.
Man, I looked at that Stock in March 26, 2020. It was around $400 a share. I could have bought 50 shares. The next month Space-X rocket takes 3 astronauts into outerspace and Tesla's Stock did, too. Split 5 for 1 and raced back to $800 a share. Makes my head hurt.
Our site says it is "not secure", whatever that means.
One thing I don't like about the Internet is people taking a copy of my photos and placing them on their Flickr page which they then sell. I need to get a lightly colored name overlay on the photo. I have no clue how to do it.
I posted this photo of 2 cars I owned in 1974. (I'm looking for another 1962 Studebaker Daytona, factory 4-speed)
The car my Dad bought for me to drive to high school. We lived on a Farm and no school bus in the county. I had it for 7 years, restored it while I was in the Army in 1973. Then I got seduced by the 1970 SST Javelin, factory 4-speed, in Big Bad Green and the only year with a real hood scoop. I sold the Daytona to a guy in North Dakota who was in the Studebaker Club.
Go to flickr and punch-in Studebaker or Daytona or Javelin and my photo is there. In the background is my 1972 Kawasaki Mach III . I lived in the basement apartment after getting out of the Army.
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extrapolator
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RE: Site hacking
01/14/21 7:15 PM
doubleD:
I use a free program called Paint.net Download and install that.
Then Open your pic with it. Hit F7 to turn on the Layers window, if it's not already showing; it should be on the right side but I suppose could be elsewhere since you can move the program's popup windows around. In that window click Add New Layer. Now paste in your name or logo graphic that you want to use to protect your pics. Then in the Layers window, double-click your new layer where your logo graphic resides and slide the Opacity slider to the left which makes your graphic semi-see-thru ... slide it until you're happy with it. Then save this 'project' with whatever name you want; you're saving it this way so you have all of the original info and can go back and tweak if you ever want to. Then when you have it perfect and you're ready to save it as a JPG or PNG, put your cursor on the new layer that has your logo and click the Merge Layer Down button; this makes your 2-layer picture a single layer graphic that can be saved as JPG, PNG, etc. ... and somebody would have a damn hard time trying to remove your name / logo from it.
Done.
Good luck. Ask questions if you run into a problem.
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