I can't help but wonder what this all means. Seeing as though PGM quitting would spell the end of SLE updates, perhaps they thought it best to start deciphering ways to mess with the emulator users.
Faster computers can always handle the datastream, as the cards can only go so fast themselves.
What is promising about this, on the contrary, is that this is the attack they chose to bring to the battlefield when faced with the emulator problem. Indeed, they had tried for extended periods to break through the inner workings of SLE to try and find security flaws, but this latest excuse for an attack just goes to show that they really couldn't find anything concrete to throw at our armies of emulators. A DoS attack is mostly seen as the hackers last childish attempt to cause havoc, realizing they have been defeated by a smarter enemy. Trust me, it really sucks having to just give up a major part of a website that I've worked hard on for so many months, but it had to be done. Remember, I do have a life as well beyond this website, and life does not always go as planned at times.