You can see what they're talking about by running this command:
[robert@alpaca robert]$ dig `perl -e 'print chr(160).".com";'` @A.GTLD-SERVERS.NET A
I tried to paste the output but the comment system prevented me saying "too much junk" -- anyway;
It seems the article is right. Any.com or.net domain containing a non-ascii character is resolved to 198.41.1.35 which reverses to www.idnnow.com. My guess is they need to do this in order to do http redirects for their customers, since nobody will have a broken nameserver able to serve these 'international' domains for themselves..org domains currently don't do this but since verisign still runs the actual DNS servers that run.org (it seems the 'new'.org registry just contracted the actual nameserver work right back to them!) maybe it won't be too long before we see this on.org as well.
It's a led acid battery, that's why it's more
powerfull. It is indeed in some sort of polymer
so that it doesn't leak led acid all over you.
Led acid batteries have always been the best
sort of battery (we use them to start cars) it's
just the fact they they're so dangerous (will
burn big holes in clothes and stings if it touches your skin. ) that has limited their use in consumer electronics.
Slashdot Mirror
> Or maybe the pirates are patriotic... heh.
We yeild at once.. with humble mein, because with all our faults we love our queen^H^H^H^H^H err.. leader.
iptables -t mangle -A OUTPUT -i eth0 --ttl-set 64
Also.. check this out:
perl -e ' print "GET / HTTP/1.1\nHost: ".chr(160).".com\n\n"; '| nc www.idnnow.com 80
It looks like they're planning to use framesets
to keep the 'international' url in the url box while opening the actual site inside a frameset.
You can see what they're talking about by
running this command:
[robert@alpaca robert]$ dig `perl -e 'print chr(160).".com";'` @A.GTLD-SERVERS.NET A
I tried to paste the output but the comment
system prevented me saying "too much junk" --
anyway;
It seems the article is right. Any
domain containing a non-ascii character is resolved to 198.41.1.35 which reverses to
www.idnnow.com. My guess is they need to do this
in order to do http redirects for their customers,
since nobody will have a broken nameserver able
to serve these 'international' domains for themselves.
but since verisign still runs the actual DNS
servers that run
registry just contracted the actual nameserver
work right back to them!) maybe it won't be too
long before we see this on
It's a led acid battery, that's why it's more powerfull. It is indeed in some sort of polymer so that it doesn't leak led acid all over you. Led acid batteries have always been the best sort of battery (we use them to start cars) it's just the fact they they're so dangerous (will burn big holes in clothes and stings if it touches your skin. ) that has limited their use in consumer electronics.