User: customcpu

Re:DNS Solves This

On: Court Says Customers May Take IPs Away From ISP

It shouldn't really be compared to WLNP, though. It's more comparable to moving from one city to another and wanting to not only keep your phone number, but your area code also.

Re:No more income from me then

On: Red Hat Linux Support To End

Or you could buy RHPW (which includes one year of RHN) for $82.57. This was announced a long time ago - why all of a sudden is this news?

http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=203591 20 &loc=105&sp=1

preview should be mandatory

On: Karl Auerbach Wins Right To Inspect ICANN Records

Salon have the AP story.

Slashcode really need a grammer check ;)

Re:Perhaps....

On: Warnings to Red Hat about AOL Buyout

http://www.oreillynet.com/lpt/wlg/1074 (the printable version of the story) still seems to be up.

--jeremy
http://www.linuxquestions.org

As was pointed out in the last article...

On: Warnings to Red Hat about AOL Buyout

... sometimes AOL leaves companies they buy alone and sometimes they don't. The question Red Hat has to answer is: are they are willing to take that chance?

I don't think I would.

--jeremy
http://www.LinuxQuestions.org

Re:Flamebait

On: Linux Sux Redux: A Rebuttal

One other thing to consider when taking into consideration the raw number of bugs. Most Linux "bugs" do not have to do with Linux at all. They have to do with third party programs included (but not written or maintained) by the Linux manufacturer. Windows on the other hand contains code written and maintained by Microsoft (or companies they have acquired).

Re:Let me count the ways

On: Why Develop On Linux?

I think micro$oft considers this a feature :) I believe it is called MS enterprise server monitoring.

Re:IPO?

On: Crack A "Numbers" Station

Echelon II? If the general public already knows about Echelon I, "they" are probably already on Echelon IV or V. :)

- Conspiracy theorists of the world unite!