I don't think anyone actually knows how to work dns./I.
I do.
The root servers serve up the root zone, which is pointers to tld servers. I don't really think you want them doing dynamic dyn-dns. You were thinking of the com/net servers perhaps?
Well, now ain't that something! "Many people", in this case, represents a tiny but annoyingly vocal segment of the American population. The vast majority has no desire whatsoever to ban gun ownership, and would never consider repealing the Second Amendment
I don't think that would work. But, talk about bolding going where no woman has gone before... woah, porn with recognizable characters and decent acting and writing? But as I say I don't think it would work. I'd have to watch a few seasons to really get a good feel for it and I reserve judgement till then.
I live way out in the country and the local grocery store UV checks EVERY bill. $5, $10, $50. I havn't seen a $100 in there in ages although the signs saying "we don't take $100 bills" aren't up any more. The $5 is the smallest denomination here, our $1 and $2 coins take care of that. Yes it's weird walking around with $15 change as a small handful of coins.
Mom and pop places don't check bills but any reasonably sized store does. I always feel like some sort of criminal waiting for the girl to UV check a $5 bill when I'm trying to buy a loaf of bread.
But it is devalued. Pretend there are one hundred people, one hundred dollars, and one hundred bananas in the world. If I counterfeit a dollar, then buy two bananas... somebody's going to go hungry.
Except in the real world it goes more like this "Somebody on Ohio isn't gettning a third bigscreen TV".
Nice try... Face the facts, you guys are stuck with us. The second you try to buddy up with the Europeans, GW will proclaim you a rogue state, that you are harboring terrorists, and that you are stockpiling WMD. Within a few months, we will bomb you, occupy you, and proclaim you liberated.
YES! And then the reparations begin. Can you start with Winnipeg?
I havn't done supercomputer stuff since halcyon days of Convex in the 80's and know nothing about modern parallelism, but I was able to get some not that old Suns from anysystem.com via bay for rock bottom prices and am very very happy with them. $500 for an E400 and $1500 for an E4500 with a dozen processors and gigs of ram. I wouldn't call them fast but day-um they sure are immune to any load I can throw at them. Good value for money.
In Opera with JS turnd off I get the same picture no matter which of the 6 colors I click on. In Firefox (with JS) I get two pictures to click on and if I mouse over the red I get the vaginal mouse picture while mousing over the other gets me the same weird what-is-that-thing I get in Opera that doesn't relaly look like a mouse. Goog job there, wingnuts.
What blows my mind is, complex systems like paypal exist and work and the chucklefucks in Florida cant get a screen that counts "yes" or "no" answer to work properly.
RFC1592: "Concerns about "rights" and "ownership" of domains are inappropriate"
You don't own any domain, you recive a delegation from the parent zone and are subject to their whims and desires. NSI manages the root and com/net for the US Government and is subect to their whims and desires.
It's not possible to own any domain. The best you can hope for is to set up a zone and hope people recognize and use it. We all agree where to get com NS records should be obtained from, but ownership in any tangible sense is specious.
An earlier poster said, in a sense, "it doesn't have to be fair, it has to be legal" and while perhaps NSI should not in many peoples opinion wildcard.com, there was nothing preventing them from doing it. One would presume if they'd broken a law it would have been shut off right quick as it was with the case when Postel/Vixue/Gilmore switched the A root. Magaziner went bezerk and it was switched back in hours even though it might have been the right thing to do. That's the problem with the DNS right now, it's falled out of the hands of the net, in the sense of say the way usenet namespace is managed, and is a tool o the US government.
So, while it may not have been an act of consensus that NSI should or should not do this you cannot point to anything in writint that says they can't. They voluntarily acked down after ICANN asked them a few times. At some point they may say "no" to ICANN and that's where it gets interesting.
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but for the non anal of us, the continuity is fine
And I want to say that both of us are real happy with the way things are.
Brilliant troll.
Nope. Most chefs are men.
I responded to the title of this thread, which is incorrect, instead of the article. com and net servers are TLD servers, not ROOT servers.
I still claim to understand DNS even though at times I simply cannot read.
I don't think anyone actually knows how to work dns./I.
I do.
The root servers serve up the root zone, which is pointers to tld servers. I don't really think you want them doing dynamic dyn-dns. You were thinking of the com/net servers perhaps?
Well, now ain't that something! "Many people", in this case, represents a tiny but annoyingly vocal segment of the American population. The vast majority has no desire whatsoever to ban gun ownership, and would never consider repealing the Second Amendment
Cite?
How can I put it politely... Bitch? Political whore?
"Lying cunt" seems to roll off the toungue rather nicely.
I don't think that would work. But, talk about bolding going where no woman has gone before... woah, porn with recognizable characters and decent acting and writing? But as I say I don't think it would work. I'd have to watch a few seasons to really get a good feel for it and I reserve judgement till then.
I've been watching the voyager reruns and they're actually not bad in places
Yes they are they're unwatchably bad; they're embarassing.
I live way out in the country and the local grocery store UV checks EVERY bill. $5, $10, $50. I havn't seen a $100 in there in ages although the signs saying "we don't take $100 bills" aren't up any more. The $5 is the smallest denomination here, our $1 and $2 coins take care of that. Yes it's weird walking around with $15 change as a small handful of coins.
Mom and pop places don't check bills but any reasonably sized store does. I always feel like some sort of criminal waiting for the girl to UV check a $5 bill when I'm trying to buy a loaf of bread.
your cries of 'but your honour, I only intended this fake cash to thwart muggers' will be laughed out of court
It's ok to kill somebody in self defense but giving them fake money isnt?
But it is devalued. Pretend there are one hundred people, one hundred dollars, and one hundred bananas in the world. If I counterfeit a dollar, then buy two bananas... somebody's going to go hungry.
Except in the real world it goes more like this "Somebody on Ohio isn't gettning a third bigscreen TV".
Nice try... Face the facts, you guys are stuck with us. The second you try to buddy up with the Europeans, GW will proclaim you a rogue state, that you are harboring terrorists, and that you are stockpiling WMD. Within a few months, we will bomb you, occupy you, and proclaim you liberated.
YES! And then the reparations begin. Can you start with Winnipeg?
The page doesn't even reneder properly. Stuff is jumbled on top of other stuff. Didn't try it in Opera?
A Sun 8-CPU machine costs them way more than $10k
I havn't done supercomputer stuff since halcyon days of Convex in the 80's and know nothing about modern parallelism, but I was able to get some not that old Suns from anysystem.com via bay for rock bottom prices and am very very happy with them. $500 for an E400 and $1500 for an E4500 with a dozen processors and gigs of ram. I wouldn't call them fast but day-um they sure are immune to any load I can throw at them. Good value for money.
They sure suck a lot of juice though.
This is a museum quality mouse?
Depends on the museum.
I like a flat side, mice I've tried with round sides did not feel very good to me
Add hair.
There aren't many users of MS-DOS 1.0 either
Yesh but is it ever fast on a modern pentium.
"Putting the slash back into slashdot"
In Opera with JS turnd off I get the same picture no matter which of the 6 colors I click on. In Firefox (with JS) I get two pictures to click on and if I mouse over the red I get the vaginal mouse picture while mousing over the other gets me the same weird what-is-that-thing I get in Opera that doesn't relaly look like a mouse. Goog job there, wingnuts.
Is it worth launching IE to see this thing? No.
Lots of countries cant buy a gallon of of vodka for $6 at 1:30 in the morning on a credit card.
What blows my mind is, complex systems like paypal exist and work and the chucklefucks in Florida cant get a screen that counts "yes" or "no" answer to work properly.
RFC1592: "Concerns about "rights" and "ownership" of domains are inappropriate"
.com, there was nothing preventing them from doing it. One would presume if they'd broken a law it would have been shut off right quick as it was with the case when Postel/Vixue/Gilmore switched the A root. Magaziner went bezerk and it was switched back in hours even though it might have been the right thing to do. That's the problem with the DNS right now, it's falled out of the hands of the net, in the sense of say the way usenet namespace is managed, and is a tool o the US government.
You don't own any domain, you recive a delegation from the parent zone and are subject to their whims and desires. NSI manages the root and com/net for the US Government and is subect to their whims and desires.
It's not possible to own any domain. The best you can hope for is to set up a zone and hope people recognize and use it. We all agree where to get com NS records should be obtained from, but ownership in any tangible sense is specious.
An earlier poster said, in a sense, "it doesn't have to be fair, it has to be legal" and while perhaps NSI should not in many peoples opinion wildcard
So, while it may not have been an act of consensus that NSI should or should not do this you cannot point to anything in writint that says they can't. They voluntarily acked down after ICANN asked them a few times. At some point they may say "no" to ICANN and that's where it gets interesting.
Death of the net NOT predicted. No film at 11.
You're evading this whole wolf issue aren't you?
People suck sometimes
The good ones swallow.
Is it too much to hope that this might be the first step towards reaching that lofty goal?
Uh, zig-zag or rizla?
How many people buy Bose systems for their dogs?
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