Let's be honest about ICANN:
1. The acronym itself is an ironic pun.
2. ICANN can barely fund itself with its ridiculous requests for fees,
3. ICANN usually proves that bureaucracy is alive and well whenever situations that call for tough decisions arise,
4. ICANN has proven itself absolutely toothless regarding NSI's monopoly. NSI still does whatever it wants, whenever it wants to do it, and ICANN has no power to change that.
Even though I'm not in favor of monopolies in general, it was almost better when it was just NSI.
--mr
Due to the overwhelming ease with which the source code for this trojan is available, get ready for the script kiddie Exchange DoS. Any one of a million variants will be showing up on your mail server soon. --mr
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Let's be honest about ICANN: 1. The acronym itself is an ironic pun. 2. ICANN can barely fund itself with its ridiculous requests for fees, 3. ICANN usually proves that bureaucracy is alive and well whenever situations that call for tough decisions arise, 4. ICANN has proven itself absolutely toothless regarding NSI's monopoly. NSI still does whatever it wants, whenever it wants to do it, and ICANN has no power to change that. Even though I'm not in favor of monopolies in general, it was almost better when it was just NSI. --mr
Due to the overwhelming ease with which the source code for this trojan is available, get ready for the script kiddie Exchange DoS. Any one of a million variants will be showing up on your mail server soon. --mr