The bill would place a ".kids" subdomain under the control of NeuStar Inc., the Washington telecommunications firm that won the right to manage the ".us" country-code domain last fall. The Senate added a provision that would give NeuStar an automatic two- year extension of its contract in return for managing the ".kids" subdomain, a Dorgan aide said.
They wouldn't deal with ICANN at all, they'd be dealing with NeuStar, who they made a sweet deal with:
You know, some ISPs refuse to bounce email back to fight spam (it confirms the existence of a certain account).
It doesn't confirm the account's existence, it confirms that the account is dead. How does knowing an account is dead help the spammers out, besides letting them have one less name of their lists?
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1. So poor, we didn't have a sink to piss in. 2. The kettle calling the sink black. 3. Hey Dudes... wanna buy some sink? 4. Sink-bellied pig. 5. ??? 6. Profit!
How do you campaign against this law without breaking it in the process? Even if people in Germany and France wanted to change this law, they wouldn't be able to, since all their politicains would get arrested.
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You know nothing of CowboyMeal!
When my house was built, I'm pretty sure the builder had a master key at some point.
And how's the scale-ability?
Hopefully boa's scalability is better than the web server they're using now.
Slackware forever. Honestly, what else would you trust when it absolutely positively has to be stable, secure, and easy
BSD?
They wouldn't deal with ICANN at all, they'd be dealing with NeuStar, who they made a sweet deal with:
EMI is unceremoniously kicked out of the RIAA.
1. Get Adobe PostScript driver
2. Go to ps2pdf.com
3. ???
4. PDF!
Engligh? Is that like engrish? Eh, that would probably be better than legalese anyway.
At least more entertaining... "All your civil liberties are belong to us!"
Of course, most of them have the keyboard focus set to "disagree" by default, but i have used some where "agree" is default.
You know, some ISPs refuse to bounce email back to fight spam (it confirms the existence of a certain account).
It doesn't confirm the account's existence, it confirms that the account is dead. How does knowing an account is dead help the spammers out, besides letting them have one less name of their lists?
1. So poor, we didn't have a sink to piss in. ... wanna buy some sink?
2. The kettle calling the sink black.
3. Hey Dudes
4. Sink-bellied pig.
5. ???
6. Profit!
How do you campaign against this law without breaking it in the process? Even if people in Germany and France wanted to change this law, they wouldn't be able to, since all their politicains would get arrested.