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Once you have submit, you can refresh the page. This won't regenerate a number but increase the loser or number count. I guess it's a bug because once some one will win, the guy could just keep refreshing and increase the count of Win by a lot... and for the moment it's pretty easy to increment the count of loss just by refreshing the wrong value.
Thanks, will fix.
There’s no cookie so I assume you’re restricting it to one entry per day based on IP. Could somebody ruin the whole thing by flooding the server with requests with spoofed IP addresses?
There’s no cookie so I assume you’re restricting it to one entry per day based on IP. Could somebody ruin the whole thing by flooding the server with requests with spoofed IP addresses?
I tried with new browser sessions, with HTTP cookies and Flash cookies cleared all to no avail.
I even tried: curl -d "" http://www.areyou1in1000000.com/
There's either some really good or really bad duplicate entry prevention going on.
There’s no cookie so I assume you’re restricting it to one entry per day based on IP. Could somebody ruin the whole thing by flooding the server with requests with spoofed IP addresses?
There's no per-IP restriction that I could see. I tried 4 different browsers on the same machine and each was able to try. I tried with new browser sessions, with HTTP cookies and Flash cookies cleared all to no avail. I even tried: curl -d "" http://www.areyou1in1000000.com/ There's either some really good or really bad duplicate entry prevention going on.
Probably IP + User Agent.
There are billions of women on this planet. One drop of sperm contains hundreds of millions of spermatozoa. So the answer is no. I am not one in a million. I am much less likely than that. Not that it makes me special in any kind of way, it's not as if I was the only one.
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Nope. I am 1 in 7,000,000,000
Dash: "Which is another way of saying no one is."
I kind of like the high number and how long it will take to find a "winner". Allows whoever wins to spread word about something they want (hopefully something clever) and it will be there for a while. The website would lose its meaning if the winner changed every day.
There’s no cookie so I assume you’re restricting it to one entry per day based on IP. Could somebody ruin the whole thing by flooding the server with requests with spoofed IP addresses?