The period of renewal stays with the domain name so it's not like I'm going to lose the money I paid to GoDaddy. If I change my contact details in preparation for a domain name transfer and GoDaddy locks me out out of transferring it for 60 days, what's to stop me from transferring it on day 61? If it happens to overlap with my renewal with GoDaddy then all I have to do is renew the domain name for one year with GoDaddy and then transfer it when the lockdown is over. Nothing is lost here. It might be inconvenient but they're not bilking anyone out of any money.
Any e-mail admin worth his salt should know that you never block based on the query from any RBL. You should always use the results of a query to modify a score-based spam filtering system based on the reliability of that RBL.
Make a list of domain registrars you are comfortable using ordered by preference. Choose the provider at the top of the list and then fill out their paperwork (or online forms) to transfer the domain name and let them do the work. If that provider of choice won't do it this way then move to the next one on the list. Eventually you will find one that will do it.
This is a good start for some interesting conversation, Jon. But I hope that the people who are actually working on this new technology don't start posting the ins and outs of their new advancements.
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None of those stories were remotely amusing.
I find it hard to believe they had PDF files in 1869.
The period of renewal stays with the domain name so it's not like I'm going to lose the money I paid to GoDaddy. If I change my contact details in preparation for a domain name transfer and GoDaddy locks me out out of transferring it for 60 days, what's to stop me from transferring it on day 61? If it happens to overlap with my renewal with GoDaddy then all I have to do is renew the domain name for one year with GoDaddy and then transfer it when the lockdown is over. Nothing is lost here. It might be inconvenient but they're not bilking anyone out of any money.
And of course this posting is anonymous. They're always anonymous.
Any e-mail admin worth his salt should know that you never block based on the query from any RBL. You should always use the results of a query to modify a score-based spam filtering system based on the reliability of that RBL.
You do not have to sign up to start using Spamhaus. Their DNS servers can be queried by the public without notifying Spamhaus in advance.
Poul Anderson wrote Tau Zero.
The ANIMUSIC DVD is incredible.
According to Yahoo! Movies, Spider-Man opened in 3615 theaters and Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones opened in 3151 theaters.
Make a list of domain registrars you are comfortable using ordered by preference. Choose the provider at the top of the list and then fill out their paperwork (or online forms) to transfer the domain name and let them do the work. If that provider of choice won't do it this way then move to the next one on the list. Eventually you will find one that will do it.
This is a good start for some interesting conversation, Jon. But I hope that the people who are actually working on this new technology don't start posting the ins and outs of their new advancements.
W just landed in Shreveport Louisiana. The time is 12:42pm...
IMO forced multitasking is a result of the poor organizational and management skills of your boss.
I think this type of question is the whole reason the website CanonicalTomes.org exists...
You mean The Onion just made up a story on this. I hope you don't think that the content of The Onion is real.
A.I. is based on a Brian Aldiss short story "Super-Toys Last All Summer Long"
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