..he's talking about. I see no mention of DNS on the originating Mail server.
Most mail servers now a days are checking that the originating mail server exists in DNS as an A Record or DNS record.
If the Check doesn't pass, the transmission ends.
Most of the time, servers don't check the originating server to see if it exists in DNS.
If a protocol update is to happen, why not add a transmission line to the SMTP message delivery process to ensure that not only the originating mail server is valid in DNS but make sure that the, recently validated in DNS, SMTP server actually created or received the message from a trusted host.
Allowing clients to script just about everything possible has given an unfair advantage to the average player. Taking this out will even the playing field.
2)Mapping
That and it would be nice to create maps that don't rely on Right Angles (like circles!!). Also, it takes almost 3 months to create a good map. This is ridiculous!!!
3)Hacks
Valve has been known to take forever to address hacks and other exploits (which is the reason why I stopped playing CS). Cheating Death has stepped up where Valve has failed. To get and keep players, hacks and cheats need to be addressed and patched ASAFP.
I know there are others but these are the biggies in H/L.
Half of the problems with destination mail domains not allowing SMTP to relay is that originating mail servers such as yours do not have AT LEAST an A Record registered in DNS.
Most mail servers today will not allow relay or send transmission if the destination mail server is not able to find an A/MX record on the originating mail server.
Also, SMTP is a protocol not an e-mail server like Sendmail/Exchange.
For an Organization, such as the RIAA, who has been whining about lost and diminishing profits, they sure do have a lot of money to spend on these witch hunts.
They seem to be putting off Java Source Code that has esentially been 'scotch taped' over the years for Win32 resulting in the Molasses form everyone sees now a days.
My money sez that they don't want to re-write their source code from the ground up like they should have done years (5+) ago.
I can get to this from my ISP with no issues. (pre hack attack)
Secondly,there isn't an English language version of this site as of yet. There has been much talk (According to articles on BBC's site) of an English language site for some time.
Thirdly, if you want to read this site you have to first run the site through a translator. Even then, the translation is really bad and is mostly un-intelligible babble.
Fourth,the reason you probably can't read the site on the University Web Proxy is that you need to download Arabic Fonts to your browser. This process takes FOREVER. Public Universities are not allowed to block sites such as these or else they'll loose state and/or Federal Funding.
I don't want to buy a CD burner that says it works on XP when it won't without having to jump through tons of hoops.
I'm having a problem with an MP3 Player at the moment that has a USB interface. If I move this USB interface to any other USB port other than the one I installed the MP3 Drivers on, the MP3 Player won't work. It's clearly a software issue and this product isn't cleared as 'official' XP hardware.
The Manufacturer's suggestion on how to resolve this issue is not 'wait for the next version of the drivers' but install the drivers on each individual USB port. I've got 7 ports and I'll be damned if I'm going to install the drivers 7 times.
Stop laying off people. This has proven to be a serious morale booster. If your company has faith in our employees by not laying off people, they will respond exponentially.
Find other ways to cut spending. Start with Voluntary leadership salary cuts instead of laying off people. Have the CEO not take the yearly fatty bonus or have the upper management take a voluntary pay cut.
Also, start investing in research and development into new technologies and new money making ventures for the company.
Did you ever wonder about the cars, noted in this article, that will have voice activated technology and how the technology will react when you crank up the tunes?
What will happen when you loudly play the following songs:
Metallica - Seek and Destroy "Searching...Seek and Destroy!!!"
Rush - Red Barchetta "Drive like the wind, straining the limits of machine and man."
The Clash - "Brand New Cadillac" "Driiiiiiiive!!! Driiiiiiiive!!! My baby drove up in a brand new Cadillac."
Prince - "Little Red Corvette" "Baby you're much 2 fast. Little red corvette. U need a love, U need a love that's That's gonna last. (Little red corvette) U got 2 slow down (U got 2 slow down) Little red corvette."
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You can do better than that guys!
Dolemite
1) Patching servers and Virus scanners?
2) Repairing a company's reputation after being hacked or brought down as a result of neglecting #1?
If you chose #1 you need to find a new job in a different, non-technical industry.
Dolemite
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Keep holding on to your Industrual Age Business models RIAA!!!
Dolemite
...oh wait...never mind. There isn't any difference here.
Dolemite
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Because they're still making buckets of money off of Counter-Strike Retail and will make even more with the release of Day of Defeat (WW2 Mod) retail.
Not only that but Natural Selection is a new mod that is gaining incredible momentum in the Gaming community.
Finally, two Quake versions have come and gone but Half-Life is as popular as ever.
Dolemite
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Why do I get the feeling that Jobs is about to pull the proverbial rug out from under the Archaic RIAA.
Dolemite
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..he's talking about. I see no mention of DNS on the originating Mail server.
Most mail servers now a days are checking that the originating mail server exists in DNS as an A Record or DNS record.
If the Check doesn't pass, the transmission ends.
Most of the time, servers don't check the originating server to see if it exists in DNS.
If a protocol update is to happen, why not add a transmission line to the SMTP message delivery process to ensure that not only the originating mail server is valid in DNS but make sure that the, recently validated in DNS, SMTP server actually created or received the message from a trusted host.
Verisign. Bah! What a dumb idea!
Dolemite
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1)Scripting.
Allowing clients to script just about everything possible has given an unfair advantage to the average player. Taking this out will even the playing field.
2)Mapping
That and it would be nice to create maps that don't rely on Right Angles (like circles!!). Also, it takes almost 3 months to create a good map. This is ridiculous!!!
3)Hacks
Valve has been known to take forever to address hacks and other exploits (which is the reason why I stopped playing CS). Cheating Death has stepped up where Valve has failed. To get and keep players, hacks and cheats need to be addressed and patched ASAFP.
I know there are others but these are the biggies in H/L.
Dolemite
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Half of the problems with destination mail domains not allowing SMTP to relay is that originating mail servers such as yours do not have AT LEAST an A Record registered in DNS.
Most mail servers today will not allow relay or send transmission if the destination mail server is not able to find an A/MX record on the originating mail server.
Also, SMTP is a protocol not an e-mail server like Sendmail/Exchange.
Dolemite
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That seems to be the source of 90% of my XP issues.
Dolemite
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Oh my god, I'm still wiping away tears of laughter from my eyes.
Oh that Ellison! What a funny nut he is.
Dolemite
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"WAHHHHHHHHH!!! I wanted to dominate Digital Cinema."
Dolemite
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For an Organization, such as the RIAA, who has been whining about lost and diminishing profits, they sure do have a lot of money to spend on these witch hunts.
Dolemite
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They seem to be putting off Java Source Code that has esentially been 'scotch taped' over the years for Win32 resulting in the Molasses form everyone sees now a days.
My money sez that they don't want to re-write their source code from the ground up like they should have done years (5+) ago.
Read the last sentence of the article:
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/2906503.s
Dolemite
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(gets down on knees)
Mr Jackson?
Please oh please don't use Charles Grodin in this film.
For the Love of Mankind, please don't use Charles Grodin!!!!
Dolemite
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For one thing, my machine would save time for me by replying to stroies such as this.
How long will it take for someone to discover how to beat the new attempt at copy-protection?
Last time it was beaten with a pen.
I'm calling the Vegas Sports Books for the Odds.
Dolemite
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Wrong.
I can get to this from my ISP with no issues. (pre hack attack)
Secondly,there isn't an English language version of this site as of yet. There has been much talk (According to articles on BBC's site) of an English language site for some time.
Thirdly, if you want to read this site you have to first run the site through a translator. Even then, the translation is really bad and is mostly un-intelligible babble.
Fourth,the reason you probably can't read the site on the University Web Proxy is that you need to download Arabic Fonts to your browser. This process takes FOREVER. Public Universities are not allowed to block sites such as these or else they'll loose state and/or Federal Funding.
Dolemite
I don't want to buy a CD burner that says it works on XP when it won't without having to jump through tons of hoops.
I'm having a problem with an MP3 Player at the moment that has a USB interface. If I move this USB interface to any other USB port other than the one I installed the MP3 Drivers on, the MP3 Player won't work. It's clearly a software issue and this product isn't cleared as 'official' XP hardware.
The Manufacturer's suggestion on how to resolve this issue is not 'wait for the next version of the drivers' but install the drivers on each individual USB port. I've got 7 ports and I'll be damned if I'm going to install the drivers 7 times.
Dolemite
(announcer voice)
Stay tuned for more 'As the X forks' after these messages...
Dolemite
You want to increase morale in the company?
Stop laying off people. This has proven to be a serious morale booster. If your company has faith in our employees by not laying off people, they will respond exponentially.
Find other ways to cut spending. Start with Voluntary leadership salary cuts instead of laying off people. Have the CEO not take the yearly fatty bonus or have the upper management take a voluntary pay cut.
Also, start investing in research and development into new technologies and new money making ventures for the company.
Watch your morale grow after this.
Are your connections secure? I don't see it noted here.
You can have all the cool toys in the world but if you're passing info in clear text, why even bother with all this?
Citrix can do the job for numerous 'nix platforms.
You also might want to check out WRQ as they have been perfecting Excellent, Secure X Emulation products for many years.
Dolemite
What about promotion and marketing of the artist other than the video? This sometimes is a big cost for the record company.
All the Print Ads, publicity stunts and other costs associated with promoting a given band or album.
Also, how much does it cost to make a CD? My money sez pennies on the dollar.
Dolemite
Did you ever wonder about the cars, noted in this article, that will have voice activated technology and how the technology will react when you crank up the tunes?
What will happen when you loudly play the following songs:
Metallica - Seek and Destroy
"Searching...Seek and Destroy!!!"
Rush - Red Barchetta
"Drive like the wind, straining the limits of machine and man."
The Clash - "Brand New Cadillac"
"Driiiiiiiive!!! Driiiiiiiive!!! My baby drove up in a brand new Cadillac."
Prince - "Little Red Corvette"
"Baby you're much 2 fast. Little red corvette.
U need a love, U need a love that's That's gonna last. (Little red corvette) U got 2 slow down (U got 2 slow down) Little red corvette."
Hmmmmmm...
Dolemite