Some guy here saw a loose domain and hijacked it away from Bing. Check out this whois and the start date:
whois donothijackme.com
Registrant:
John Johnson
43545 Tell You
Las Vegas, Nevada 85698
United States
Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
Domain Name: DONOTHIJACKME.COM
Created on: 11-Aug-09
Expires on: 11-Aug-10
Last Updated on: 11-Aug-09
Administrative Contact:
Johnson, John jjohnson@hjgtrd.com
43545 Tell You
Las Vegas, Nevada 85698
United States
+1.7674548596 Fax --
Technical Contact:
Johnson, John jjohnson@hjgtrd.com
43545 Tell You
Las Vegas, Nevada 85698
United States
+1.7674548596 Fax --
Domain servers in listed order:
NS31.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
NS32.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
I've had this happen too. My solution is to open the MS Word doc file in Open Office, save the doc in OO format, Close OO then reopen in a new instance of OO and save again in.doc format. In every case the problems that crashed MS Word (and Adobe InDesign) went away.
1. Commuter rail - very limited schedule and a $14 round trip cost plus the cost of the subway to wherever I'm going - $4.00 round trip on the T - I don't have to park - I can walk to the station as its 1/2 mile down the road. So the minimum cost of using Commuter Rail is $18 a day.
2. My car gets 23 mpg and gas costs $2.09 - a 70 mile round trip costs me $6.36 in gas. parking is either free or $7/day at the MBTA garage (Higher if I park in town). Alternatively the IRS allows $.58 a mile - if that's reasonable then my 70 mile round trip costs $40 plus parking ($7). My reality is that my car costs me about $25 a day (payments, insurance, chronic fixes [I have a Saab]) plus gas so driving to Boston by car costs:
a. $47 according to the IRS b. $38 ($25 + $6.36 (gas) + $7 parking)
I still drive because all I really get to see is the cost of gas and parking (less than commuter rail and far more convenient) - the rest is fixed overhead that I'd spend anyway. I'd still prefer to use the train if it ran more frequently. On Saturdays there are only 2 trains each way. If I miss the last one I'm SH*T out of luck.
Actually Xenix was a Microsoft product marketed by SCO which Microsoft founded to sell their version of Unix to businesses. Bill sold his interest in SCO when NT came out. Until then all/most/some Microsoft products were actually developed under Xenix.
The money they are handing out is fiat money, fresh off the printing press. As long as the velocity of money (the rate we spend our income) is low and falling adding money doesn't cause inflation. As soon as the economy kicks in again we'll have lots of inflation that we'll "pay" off out debts with inflated dollars. Everyone will be happy except rich people.
I did that but my employer given Blackberry (GSM) still rattles the speakers whenever contacting the mother ship while my personal (Verizon) Palm Treo doesn't.
traceroute to intercage.com (216.255.187.125), 30 hops max, 38 byte packets...
9 UNITED-LAYER.ge-6-2-0.404.ar4.sfo1.gblx.net (64.214.131.174) 297.525 ms 187.031 ms 222.002 ms 10 Vlan804.br01-200p-sfo.unitedlayer.com (209.237.224.173) 100.860 ms 100.121 ms 99.907 ms 11 207.7.146.250 (207.7.146.250) 99.808 ms 256.817 ms 109.715 ms 12 216.255.187.125-custblock.intercage.com (216.255.187.125) 99.896 ms 99.812 ms 100.443 ms
Whois the offending provider?
whois 207.7.146.250 [Querying whois.arin.net] [whois.arin.net]
OrgName: Unitedlayer, Inc. OrgID: LAER Address: 1019 Mission Street City: San Francisco StateProv: CA PostalCode: 94103 Country: US
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Some guy here saw a loose domain and hijacked it away from Bing. Check out this whois and the start date: whois donothijackme.com Registrant: John Johnson 43545 Tell You Las Vegas, Nevada 85698 United States Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com) Domain Name: DONOTHIJACKME.COM Created on: 11-Aug-09 Expires on: 11-Aug-10 Last Updated on: 11-Aug-09 Administrative Contact: Johnson, John jjohnson@hjgtrd.com 43545 Tell You Las Vegas, Nevada 85698 United States +1.7674548596 Fax -- Technical Contact: Johnson, John jjohnson@hjgtrd.com 43545 Tell You Las Vegas, Nevada 85698 United States +1.7674548596 Fax -- Domain servers in listed order: NS31.DOMAINCONTROL.COM NS32.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
Lends new meaning to Go F*&k yourself.
hardly - I'm 57.
I've had this happen too. My solution is to open the MS Word doc file in Open Office, save the doc in OO format, Close OO then reopen in a new instance of OO and save again in .doc format. In every case the problems that crashed MS Word (and Adobe InDesign) went away.
Bing uses Akamai for caching. Akamai uses Linux.
The most obvious example of free trade are computers. Almost all the computers we use are made elsewhere and, at best, assembled in the US.
Is it just me but could someone point to any successful SAP implementations. I've never seen one.
The real question is: Was the computer returned? I'll wager not.
I live 35 miles outside Boston. I have 2 choices:
1. Commuter rail - very limited schedule and a $14 round trip cost plus the cost of the subway to wherever I'm going - $4.00 round trip on the T - I don't have to park - I can walk to the station as its 1/2 mile down the road. So the minimum cost of using Commuter Rail is $18 a day.
2. My car gets 23 mpg and gas costs $2.09 - a 70 mile round trip costs me $6.36 in gas. parking is either free or $7/day at the MBTA garage (Higher if I park in town). Alternatively the IRS allows $.58 a mile - if that's reasonable then my 70 mile round trip costs $40 plus parking ($7). My reality is that my car costs me about $25 a day (payments, insurance, chronic fixes [I have a Saab]) plus gas so driving to Boston by car costs:
a. $47 according to the IRS
b. $38 ($25 + $6.36 (gas) + $7 parking)
I still drive because all I really get to see is the cost of gas and parking (less than commuter rail and far more convenient) - the rest is fixed overhead that I'd spend anyway. I'd still prefer to use the train if it ran more frequently. On Saturdays there are only 2 trains each way. If I miss the last one I'm SH*T out of luck.
Actually Xenix was a Microsoft product marketed by SCO which Microsoft founded to sell their version of Unix to businesses. Bill sold his interest in SCO when NT came out. Until then all/most/some Microsoft products were actually developed under Xenix.
SG
Behind Every Great Fortune There Is a Great Crime. - Balzac
They take fingerprints when you're arrested so why dot a DNA sample?
Thank god they had the foresight not to use 8 inch floppies.
Fox thinks geeks have nothing to do but watch TV on Friday nights. Good scheduling decision if you ask me.
Did no one notice that the end of the engine burned off in mid test? As spectacular as the test was - it was a complete mechanical failure.
They gave it to Obama.
That's the price we all pay to get free content. Be thankful the Internet isn't run by cable companies. Oh wait ....
No but you can still go to Radio Shack.
SG
The money they are handing out is fiat money, fresh off the printing press. As long as the velocity of money (the rate we spend our income) is low and falling adding money doesn't cause inflation. As soon as the economy kicks in again we'll have lots of inflation that we'll "pay" off out debts with inflated dollars. Everyone will be happy except rich people.
If only our bankers were as smart as your average bookie.
I did that but my employer given Blackberry (GSM) still rattles the speakers whenever contacting the mother ship while my personal (Verizon) Palm Treo doesn't.
This is probably just a tree farm.
S
That begs the question: was the Tunguska event a methane explosion rather than a meteorite?
SG
Hours?
traceroute to intercage.com (216.255.187.125), 30 hops max, 38 byte packets ...
9 UNITED-LAYER.ge-6-2-0.404.ar4.sfo1.gblx.net (64.214.131.174) 297.525 ms 187.031 ms 222.002 ms
10 Vlan804.br01-200p-sfo.unitedlayer.com (209.237.224.173) 100.860 ms 100.121 ms 99.907 ms
11 207.7.146.250 (207.7.146.250) 99.808 ms 256.817 ms 109.715 ms
12 216.255.187.125-custblock.intercage.com (216.255.187.125) 99.896 ms 99.812 ms 100.443 ms
Whois the offending provider?
whois 207.7.146.250
[Querying whois.arin.net]
[whois.arin.net]
OrgName: Unitedlayer, Inc.
OrgID: LAER
Address: 1019 Mission Street
City: San Francisco
StateProv: CA
PostalCode: 94103
Country: US
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