Gotta go fast ! <| sep |> Those chips will clog the instruments ! Careful ! They ' re ruffled ! <| sep |> Our education system failed them Bigly ! <| sep |> I ' m glad to hear that . Of course there ' s some scumbags inbetween , but I like to think most of us are alright . <| sep |> Nakakaasar nga eh minsan pag tatawag sila kala ko emergency kasi sa landline tumawag si plst lang pala . tapos di ko na sinasagot ung landline saka pa nagkaroon ng emergency haha <| sep |> People really shouldn ' t try making up theories when they don ' t even have their facts right . <| sep |> Oky , simple answer . Google traffic multiplying attack . The general idea is , you send away , lets say 2 megabyte , they send 4 back . Look at a smart TV that has to go over a router you controll , and that recieves clearly identifiable packets . Already have an idea ? Okay , since ot everybody can build this , here is the idea . You want to return the ad they splice in into your system to their system . Basically , wait for a packet they send , lets say , from CDN . Samsung . europe . germany . de . This packet needs to bounce off the firewall you don ' t want anything from them on your network , and some silly person needs to make a rule for your firewall that finds whenever you have a packet delivered to your firewall from that adress , not only block that package , but return the package , twice , to the sender . That way , you can claim that you did not know , that someone from the internet told you , that you only was concerned that it showed you ads for child porn . Research on our own how to build that . But yea , sending unwanted advertisements back is actually , at least in my oppiion , a human right . Especcially if they steal your bandwidth .