I suspect this has been asked before. Is there some way to set up multiple DNS servers and simply query them in parallel?
That way whichever one is fastest gets me the address sooner. It is a little bit rude, but since it would seem that most DNS providers have the opportunity to be shady and feed landing pages or collect usage data, they'd be just as happy to have me make a request and discard the answer.
Thanks for taking your time to post a follow up. You addressed my concerns.
Is see your point about education. A well educated populace stands a better chance of winning without bloodshed and is smart enough to understand that the current regime has few options except to go down fighting.
Suggest quoting, your parent was moderated -1 and AC (dunno why, it was a decent post) so your responses made even less sense.
Answer: Yes, 15%-18%. In every single poll on the internet I have seen almost the same number.
Wonderfully accurate source.
People in Iran do not have gun and it is illegal to have it.
It's probably also illegal to commit murder, so I don't think that illegally possessing a firearm is really the key law in play here. If you think you need a gun to kill someone you're not even really trying to examine the problem.
Besides Iranian society is considered an educated community (3.5 million are in universities from which 60% are women).
What does the education level have to do with the opposition to the government? I have seen people who never completed primary school oppose the government as vehemently as anarchists with doctorates and people who have never completed primary school wave a flag just as well as doctoral grads working for the establishment.
From Snatch - "You got to deal with him. You just got to make sure you don't end up owing him. Cause then you're in his debt. Which means, your in his pocket. And once you're in that, you ain't ever coming out."
The web interface for the email address that looks most like the name on the credit cards and drivers license, then go hit the other sites for a password reset email.
I do something similar, but its the default output of pwgen. All I have to do is recall the first few syllables, the general grid location of the password, or just a part of the password.
I carry this around in my wallet, sure my password is on there, but with no real frame of reference its hard to decipher and make a guess.
Of course, in order for NASA to do that sort of stuff, it needs a lot more money than it has now. Personally, I'd like to see NASA get at least 2% of the total budget, which is more than 3 times what it gets now, but I seem to be in the minority on that one.
No I agree with you entirely. I just think that we should shrink the federal budget so that NASA's current allocation is 2% of that budget.
Backwards compatibility with existing systems that don't support UTF-8 but still need to make DNS queries. Ranges from basic tools like dig, to un-updated browsers, to embedded devices like routers.
Are there any public DNS servers that support this to see what happens with my existing software??
Yes but all it does is surf wikipedia from an SD card.
It's a neat device, but hardly a netbook call me when it can play a movie, view slashdot, check my email, view slashdot, update a few trouble tickets for work, view slashdot, submit an order to Jimmy Johns for lunch, view slashdot, run an SSH client, view slashdot AND load wikipedia.
Slashdot Mirror
AT&T knows how to bullshit and cover when their network has a massive failure and they were doing it decades before everyone else.
http://jsn13.blogspot.com/2008/07/amazon-s3-july-2008-and-bell-systems.html
When was the last time you read the source of an application to audit it?
The Spam Club is sending a message. That posting was the /. equivalent of a horse's head in your bed.
I fail to see how thats anything like necro-beastiality.
He's not mowing the lawn, he's "trimming the hedges".
You stole my line!!!
I suspect this has been asked before. Is there some way to set up multiple DNS servers and simply query them in parallel?
That way whichever one is fastest gets me the address sooner. It is a little bit rude, but since it would seem that most DNS providers have the opportunity to be shady and feed landing pages or collect usage data, they'd be just as happy to have me make a request and discard the answer.
Thanks for taking your time to post a follow up. You addressed my concerns.
Is see your point about education. A well educated populace stands a better chance of winning without bloodshed and is smart enough to understand that the current regime has few options except to go down fighting.
Suggest quoting, your parent was moderated -1 and AC (dunno why, it was a decent post) so your responses made even less sense.
Answer: Yes, 15%-18%. In every single poll on the internet I have seen almost the same number.
Wonderfully accurate source.
People in Iran do not have gun and it is illegal to have it.
It's probably also illegal to commit murder, so I don't think that illegally possessing a firearm is really the key law in play here. If you think you need a gun to kill someone you're not even really trying to examine the problem.
Besides Iranian society is considered an educated community (3.5 million are in universities from which 60% are women).
What does the education level have to do with the opposition to the government? I have seen people who never completed primary school oppose the government as vehemently as anarchists with doctorates and people who have never completed primary school wave a flag just as well as doctoral grads working for the establishment.
Don't worry, Google will offer that for free soon also.
HAPPY CHRISTMAS!
(the preceding is essentially American law, apologies in advance for where it doesn't apply)
Would be a good idea to append this to every foreign policy action that my country uses.
Except he's in Denmark. I can't comment specifically but many European nations have sliding scale fines.
I know, I know, buzzword alert.
Whats the TCO?
$X for bulb
$Y per kwh (cite sources, current prices in what locale, projected prices)
Z lifetime
Q consumption rate
Google shows a few results from manufacturers press releases.
From Snatch - "You got to deal with him. You just got to make sure you don't end up owing him. Cause then you're in his debt. Which means, your in his pocket. And once you're in that, you ain't ever coming out."
It applies to mobsters and the government.
You can however get them to sign contracts giving you all of their worldly possessions in 2013.
NASA Attempts To Reason With Idiots, Lunatics
Lets hope for just a little force. Scare the rest of them back in line.
The web interface for the email address that looks most like the name on the credit cards and drivers license, then go hit the other sites for a password reset email.
Go ahead. Out of those 160 you get 3 or 4 tries before you smack into either a retry timeout or a captcha or a secret question.
I do something similar, but its the default output of pwgen. All I have to do is recall the first few syllables, the general grid location of the password, or just a part of the password.
I carry this around in my wallet, sure my password is on there, but with no real frame of reference its hard to decipher and make a guess.
Also, suggest printing with a fixed width font.
$ pwgen
gah5eiP2 Ga4cie3c ya6gaiTi eic1EeCo Shaisae5 ChaeXah2 Jaet0ooz ahThai3j
Yie7UH9f Iefie1ja ooghu8Oh uot7aeL0 gughes2M fahGh9ah Ohz7ohto wae2Seh1
avah3Oog Iechie2f eiPhoZi9 Mavohli9 Kohshis7 Meilo8ce Queis5hu Eiz9aij8
Pae9ahPu Equ0zoo9 Oothahk3 pich2Xao IeZai3ae aiLa7Ath Eol2aes7 aeZ5raht
AVai9nee Aam7ahzo Ioch2oqu faiGh0th eYae2ohl si7Te0we einai3Wa oash6Ahj
Eik5uul2 opai8zoY ohw5Ihaf Mi7keix9 aevi1Wa3 mo9ohJ5I Piek2yoR Si1phieZ
Ahc9luch ohNg6Oon daghieP9 reCh7jas joo4ooVi yooR6yeu eeph5Aip shie3Ahp
quoVeg8U Nee3phah CahXee0r aoD8Thai Ai5Aigha eePh0zee Cheip5Ch xeebe0Oy
laeFeez4 Ag9sheeR Ga4gooph Oijae9da aePao2ta ahz8ieNg bu9EhieS quooWoo3
ahghea7N Bot9hieC He3eeGhi ouli8Oof ik3Ohsoh Rahz9Che aeXaNg1e soh3Thee
Ahkith6u Ahs2Zuid eth6Ej0o Go0iho1d xaPhah9z aiNg1yoh Aer8Eet3 juZ3aThu
gee4KooK Hee9iqu3 Duh4aipu AiP6ahph Shaec5ne neeXa6Re Roh6fief Baef9ieM
eeGoo4ie eva1aeQu lu4hiJoh sae2DuYu fahGae7b Doh5Ifi6 jeish9Ae Rierieb5
Eedae7Iu moo6aiG3 ohNei0ie ew9ieHeu xoh5caeL NeiD0ohs iipe4aeP Lich0xak
Oozei5ao gaNgieV2 Dei0ae9l us3Loh8k phal5aeN aip0KeeV Aeg1rais oth1Ahdi
was3ow8Y Oquud1bu emee7Ohr iewa6baJ ao8Airie beegooL9 heiveF7u ongooD9w
iic4uGh0 Ohn9zeiC Neen4noh kei1Seng chieV3oh QuuQu2ju Eex1gaf3 aot8Dah1
EDoh1aej eaBae1ri Eih0woh6 Eiw3Johp Yi3aizuu Og9shohl ho6mi6Xu AeT8eihu
Iev5ohph lies0Iev eeV4jiek Tha1xoo8 gua9biiT aa4Maiga ohXoh3ai eisi8Jee
Ieloh3mo Quoch6sh Eecha0Ra zahnguM8 ieP5Jeye Mao5maec Ephae8af quihei8A
I've got one.
It didn't exactly reach orbit, nor was it on the ISS, but it did have a big pile of explosives strapped to it and pointed at the sky.
There are also some, uhh, g-force and thermally induced stress fractures.
Of course, in order for NASA to do that sort of stuff, it needs a lot more money than it has now. Personally, I'd like to see NASA get at least 2% of the total budget, which is more than 3 times what it gets now, but I seem to be in the minority on that one.
No I agree with you entirely. I just think that we should shrink the federal budget so that NASA's current allocation is 2% of that budget.
Backwards compatibility with existing systems that don't support UTF-8 but still need to make DNS queries. Ranges from basic tools like dig, to un-updated browsers, to embedded devices like routers.
Are there any public DNS servers that support this to see what happens with my existing software??
No porn?
What do you think the SSH client is for?
Yes but all it does is surf wikipedia from an SD card.
It's a neat device, but hardly a netbook call me when it can play a movie, view slashdot, check my email, view slashdot, update a few trouble tickets for work, view slashdot, submit an order to Jimmy Johns for lunch, view slashdot, run an SSH client, view slashdot AND load wikipedia.