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Lead Scientist Responds to Questions on Root Server Queries
cidtoday writes "A CircleID interview
with the lead scientist whose study recently revealed that 98% of a main root
server queries are unnecessary, reveals that spam has little to do with the
issue. In fact, he provides two reasons why anti-spam tools cause more
unnecessary queries to the root servers than spam emails. Many other questions previously
raised by Slashdot readers on the study are also answered."
I did. I also read 'Lion' (the animal) as Lithium-ion
In SOVIET RUSSIA... erm...NSA AMERICA, the Internet logs onto YOU!
Holy smokes! A +5 and a First Post... and here I was all mopey because I was having a bad day.
"I'm not impatient. I just hate waiting." - My Dad
98% of all SUV's are unnessary. Get a real car!
This sounds interesting but what's a root server query?
Oh, I know thing one... erm, "a gay guy that works in a vegetable shop?"... um... never mind...
Code, Hardware, stuff like that.
"Should you be concerned?"
Not in an earthly way no, but spiritually, yeah it makes my sack wrinkle. How many of them are yours?
-n
http://www.remix.net/
Deep inside I am cying for your soul.
That is not known yet, however the band is likely to originate from Jamaica. Where else would you find better authorities on 'root' stuff?
Our results showed that 98% of the wars have futile reasons (mostly for economic and religious reasons), and only interest to a bunch of people, who will be sleeping happy at their cozy homes while the poor bastards will do the dirty job, killing themselves.
The good news is that they found that steam cells can become neurons, thus increasing the intelligence of those who have an IQ deficit, or need to rule a country. Scientist say that once leaders see the light, there'll be no more need for wars.
Or, at least, they'll to able to develop better excuses.
OH GOD!!!
Just what we needed!!!
For the entire slashdot comunity to start
#!/bin/sh
for i1 in `seq 0 255`; do
for i2 in `seq 0 255`; do
for i3 in `seq 0 255`; do
for i4 in `seq 0 255`; do
host $i1.$i2.$i3.$i4 >> $HOME/internet-wide_easter_egg.txt;
done;
done;
done;
done;
Now you did it!
Now everyone will start host-ing the entire Internet for easter eggs.... oh god...
errera hunamum ets