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Comcast DNSSEC Goes Live

Posted by Soulskill on from the ahead-of-expectations dept.

An anonymous reader writes "In a blog post, Comcast's Jason Livingood has announced that Comcast has signed all of its (5000+) domains in addition to having all of its customers using DNSSEC-validating resolvers. He adds, 'Now that nearly 20 million households in the U.S. are able to use DNSSEC, we feel it is an important time to urge major domain owners, especially commerce and banking-related sites, to begin signing their domain names.'"

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  1. Re:How about going back to flat-rate data? by Xoltri · · Score: 4, Funny

    Probably high definition Japanese porn, which is ironic since it's blurred out anyway.

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    -Xoltri
  2. Re:How about going back to flat-rate data? by hawguy · · Score: 3, Funny

    Ever hear of High definition porn? Silly I know but porn sites are typically the leaders, when it comes to streaming content quality. You can practically count the ingrown hairs, from a pornstars Brazilian wax.

    Hey, I grew up in the day of ASCII porn that was printed out on 132 column green-bar paper - I'd probably be appalled at what I could see in High Def video porn. And based on your comment, it does sound appalling.