VeriSign CEO on Commercializing the Internet
mdj writes "CNET has an interview with VeriSign CEO Stratton Scalvos, who says it's time to commercialize the internet's infrastructure and 'pull the root servers away from volunteers who run them out of a university or lab.' He admits that's going to be 'unpopular.'" Because, after all, taking the root servers away from bright, educated comp-sci longbeards who have nothing better to do than to make them run well, and putting them in the hands of MBA bean-counters who don't know what TCP/IP is, is a sure-fire way to improve reliability.
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Because, after all, taking the root servers away from bright, educated comp-sci longbeards who have nothing better to do than to make them run well, and putting them in the hands of MBA bean-counters who don't know what TCP/IP is, is a sure-fire way to improve reliability.
Who doesn't Michael insult in that l'il editorial blip? Wow...
or did i miss the point of the previous article?
intellectual property law is philosophically incoherent. it is your moral duty to ignore it or sabotage it
Other corps, on occasion do the Right Thing(tm) out of self-interest (Ms vs Eolas patent suit come to mind), but these guys seem to be pure slime.
Hey!! New slashdot poll:
Who is more evil:
The only reason we have the rights we have is that people just like us died to gain those rights. -- Cheerio Boy
Top 3
1. SCO - screw 'em by hijacking OSS
2. Verisign - screw 'em by hijacking the Net
3. Microsoft - screw 'em by hijacking their wallets
Microsoft is steadily slipping from the top spot and from no cause of their own doing!
You left out Microsoft????
ask Google
"SCO sucks" - 21,000 pages
"Verisign sucks" - 19,300 pages
It's SCO.
If tits were wings it'd be flying around.