But was it really turned off?
Seriously think about it. Do you know for a fact that the chip was turned off? Is there a way to independently verify the chip isn't functioning?
Kids? What are those? *googles by telnetting to google.com:80 and typing in raw HTTP strings*
Oh. They result from a thing called sex.... *googles sex*. Oh that involves girls. What are girls *googles girls*. oH.
This is/. remember?:)
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I am a "youngster" (21). I find myself seeking the input of older sysadmins/programmers on a regular basis. They help you save a lot of time and money.
And just to be pedantic history doesn't repeat itself. People repeat history.
microsoft and sco and all the other evil corps hosted DNS with joker it would be alright.:)
Has anyone actually been unable to get to sites because of this? 500,000 domains isn't that many really. And the sites thet the majority of the world visit (google/yahoo/slashdot/myspace) are all up and accessible. So I don't see what the big deal is. Unless this DdOS spreads to the rest of the name server system or causes it to overload.
that read that as Open Source Transition? I was like cool they want to change to open source. But no they just want to use the public to translate documents. Boring.
I agree. Having complied with many many information requests I can speak with authority on this subject. The information I was producing was in databases. It was all live data. However pulling it out and formatting it the way the requester wanted was not trivial. So Google could (and very well should) charge for providing the live data as well. I can only presume they store the data in some sort of database. The conversion and formatting process for this information could be quite intensive.
The only problem is that you can't really charge a court for information retrivial. As I said above I have done many information dumps. Both for supeona and clients. We could charge the clients. But not for the stuff under court order. Which really was very annoying.
Thats a very good and concsie reply. I see a business opportunity in measuting popularity here. Whats it called? A mashup I think. I conduct my research in much the same way as you using the same sources. Its a great way to measure the pulse of a technology/program/platform.
There is no real exchange replacement that is 100% open source. My project is looking to change that. http://www.thewybles.com/~charles/oser is the website.
But was it really turned off? Seriously think about it. Do you know for a fact that the chip was turned off? Is there a way to independently verify the chip isn't functioning?
Even thats to little. You don't even need fiber to the home. You can do 1 Gbps over coax/copper. The man is holding us down.... stick it to the man!
Kids? What are those? *googles by telnetting to google.com :80 and typing in raw HTTP strings*
Oh. They result from a thing called sex.... *googles sex*. Oh that involves girls. What are girls *googles girls*. oH.
This is /. remember? :)
Is that you McBride? Are you stealing wi fi?
Um your Md5 hash isn't accurate :)
Just curious. Did you stop by there boot at SCALE? Did you stop by my booth? If so would you relate the experience?
I am a "youngster" (21). I find myself seeking the input of older sysadmins/programmers on a regular basis. They help you save a lot of time and money. And just to be pedantic history doesn't repeat itself. People repeat history.
microsoft and sco and all the other evil corps hosted DNS with joker it would be alright. :)
Has anyone actually been unable to get to sites because of this? 500,000 domains isn't that many really. And the sites thet the majority of the world visit (google/yahoo/slashdot/myspace) are all up and accessible. So I don't see what the big deal is. Unless this DdOS spreads to the rest of the name server system or causes it to overload.
They obviously didn't use your services. Just kidding :)
What I meant was that in the context of the orignial post, which I presume was refering to ipod. So I said in his context I think he meant suffix. :)
Thats suffix
that read that as Open Source Transition? I was like cool they want to change to open source. But no they just want to use the public to translate documents. Boring.
I agree. Having complied with many many information requests I can speak with authority on this subject. The information I was producing was in databases. It was all live data. However pulling it out and formatting it the way the requester wanted was not trivial. So Google could (and very well should) charge for providing the live data as well. I can only presume they store the data in some sort of database. The conversion and formatting process for this information could be quite intensive. The only problem is that you can't really charge a court for information retrivial. As I said above I have done many information dumps. Both for supeona and clients. We could charge the clients. But not for the stuff under court order. Which really was very annoying.
Thats a very good and concsie reply. I see a business opportunity in measuting popularity here. Whats it called? A mashup I think. I conduct my research in much the same way as you using the same sources. Its a great way to measure the pulse of a technology/program/platform.
The problem of the slashdot effect is that everyone will discuss the horrible naming choice of your product vs the product itself :) Gotta love it.
Love your sig. Its a great variation of the standard quote. Got a good chuckle out of it.
*giggles* I know its sad isn't it? I found your comment amusing.
Why was this flagged flamebait? I agree with it. He makes a perfectly valid point. WAKE UP MODS!
Why was this flagged off topic? Sure its a bit verbose but so what? Wake up mods!!! +5 interesting.
Back this up please with a link.
Well the Outlook support is proprietary plugins. Mine relies on an open source plugin
OpenConnector
Its slated for a beta release in May. I am planning to release 1.0 of my project in may as well.
There is no real exchange replacement that is 100% open source. My project is looking to change that. http://www.thewybles.com/~charles/oser is the website.
that this is coming along. Lets see if it gains traction. It appears to popup a couple times a year.