Registrant: ZOMAX INC. (PRODUCTORDER-DOM)
2727 Systron Drive
Concord, CA 94518
US
Domain Name: PRODUCTORDER.COM
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
Watson, Carl (CW2954) watsonc@WEST.ZOMAX.COM
Zomax, Inc.
2727 SYSTRON DR
CONCORD, CA 94518-1355
US
(510) 492-2301 fax: (925) 686-0290
Record expires on 22-Apr-2012.
Record created on 21-Apr-1997.
Database last updated on 25-Apr-2005 23:08:14 EDT.
Registrant:
ZOMAX INC. (PRODUCTORDER-DOM)
2727 Systron Drive
Concord, CA 94518
US
Domain Name: PRODUCTORDER.COM
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
Watson, Carl (CW2954) watsonc@WEST.ZOMAX.COM
Zomax, Inc.
2727 SYSTRON DR
CONCORD, CA 94518-1355
US
(510) 492-2301 fax: (925) 686-0290
Record expires on 22-Apr-2012.
Record created on 21-Apr-1997.
Database last updated on 25-Apr-2005 23:08:14 EDT.
It's actually the other way around...
From their website..
The Kermit protocol and software are named after Kermit the Frog, star of the television series, The Muppet Show; the name Kermit is used by permission of Henson Associates, Inc.
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The websites had an option of either closing down the whole site or having a protest page shown whenever someone visits the site for the first time. (ie., http-referer is other than the site.)
Most projects have chosen to go with the latter as it would cause minimum disruption to their own users while providing maximum exposure to the anti-patent protest.
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If the bill passes a lot of these sites could be forced to shutdown due to some stupid patent or the other. Atleast future innovation would be greatly hampered.
And the page being like it is.. makes sure anyone getting to the site actually reads the stuff.. people might ignore smaller links/notices like they ignore banner ads!
The protests have been successful in that it has made the lawmakers do a rethink... now it only remains to see what happens tomorrow(wednesday).
o Because if they were not interoperable.. you would be tied down to a single ISP.
o If IM were as interoperable as say email... they would be much cheaper. It is very much a doable thing.(see jabber )
but the IM companies don't see any profit in being interoperable with everyone even if they went paid... they'd rather be selectively interoperable amongst each other for a price that way the market would still be split 4-5 ways instead of a million way split if we went for something like jabber.
Considering it costs about US$0.50/ hour on dialup out here(India)... $16.50 for a 24/7 connection.. is a great deal for people that just want to use it for email and stuff.
From their website...
Last Updated ( Sunday, 19 November 2006 )
Since the GP claims to use "Tamil" he probably has basic (highly unlikely) knowledge of Hindi and no knowledge of Bengali.
5-6 hours of battery life on 12-inch models.
Even the 14-15" x86 notebooks don't come close.
Coca-Cola ?
With correct formatting this time ...
Registrant:
ZOMAX INC. (PRODUCTORDER-DOM)
2727 Systron Drive
Concord, CA 94518
US
Domain Name: PRODUCTORDER.COM
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
Watson, Carl (CW2954) watsonc@WEST.ZOMAX.COM
Zomax, Inc.
2727 SYSTRON DR
CONCORD, CA 94518-1355
US
(510) 492-2301 fax: (925) 686-0290
Record expires on 22-Apr-2012.
Record created on 21-Apr-1997.
Database last updated on 25-Apr-2005 23:08:14 EDT.
Registrant: ZOMAX INC. (PRODUCTORDER-DOM) 2727 Systron Drive Concord, CA 94518 US Domain Name: PRODUCTORDER.COM Administrative Contact, Technical Contact: Watson, Carl (CW2954) watsonc@WEST.ZOMAX.COM Zomax, Inc. 2727 SYSTRON DR CONCORD, CA 94518-1355 US (510) 492-2301 fax: (925) 686-0290 Record expires on 22-Apr-2012. Record created on 21-Apr-1997. Database last updated on 25-Apr-2005 23:08:14 EDT.
And distribute your software as ISOs! :-)
The important questions is...
Is there a way for the governments to verify if the binaries that MS ships is from the same source that they are getting to see?
Will the governments be allowed to compile their own version ?
There is no X11R6.8 as yet .. X.org Release Status
I think they've already missed 3-4 planned release dates(See Deadlines)
This would be more efficient...
ssh -D 1080 user@remote.host.elsewhere
and set your SOCKS proxy to localhost:1080
From their website..
The websites had an option of either closing down the whole site or having a protest page shown whenever someone visits the site for the first time.
(ie., http-referer is other than the site.)
Most projects have chosen to go with the latter as it would cause minimum disruption to their own users while providing maximum exposure to the anti-patent protest.
If the bill passes a lot of these sites could be forced to shutdown due to some stupid patent or the other. Atleast future innovation would be greatly hampered. And the page being like it is .. makes sure anyone getting to the site actually reads the stuff.. people might ignore smaller links/notices like they ignore banner ads!
The protests have been successful in that it has made the lawmakers do a rethink... now it only remains to see what happens tomorrow(wednesday).
o Because if they were not interoperable.. you would be tied down to a single ISP. o If IM were as interoperable as say email... they would be much cheaper. It is very much a doable thing.(see jabber ) but the IM companies don't see any profit in being interoperable with everyone even if they went paid... they'd rather be selectively interoperable amongst each other for a price that way the market would still be split 4-5 ways instead of a million way split if we went for something like jabber.
Yeah considering the worm never really got anything from that site in the first place. because the geocities account never existed.
From http://www.livejournal.com/users/kalyan/84241.html
Considering it costs about US$0.50/ hour on dialup out here(India) ... $16.50 for a 24/7 connection.. is a great deal for people that just want to use it for email and stuff.
There is Kapital... but it's commercial...
They probably buy their computers from HP and Compaq!