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andrewtj
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Comment #2796503
He's not asking for anything. He's pointing out how a different data model allows for solving a different set of problems. The MVCC page on Wikipedia might give you a better backgr…
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Comment #2753578
For a simple registrar that supports DNSSEC I've been quite happy with https://www.gkg.net/ . Their prices are reasonable and their site is quick and functional, though it's naviga…
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Comment #1523654
Your assessment of what constitutes "many people" and mine clearly differs. You are quite right that my clients are unaffected. I like most of the world run a mix of Windows and OS…
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Comment #1523625
Regarding TLDs, you're again intimating that I have said something that I have not said. I do not dispute that some people are able to use DNSSEC and this does not belie my origina…
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Comment #1523546
as of yesterday people can resolve domains over DNSSEC People can resolve the root over DNSSEC. This is a milestone, but it's one to be followed by many, many more before it affect…
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Comment #1523415
Your reading of my post as "omg it's not deployed" is an unwarranted exaggeration. I merely stated that for me, someone who maintains a from the wire-up DNS implementation, this ba…
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Comment #1523370
I'm going to continue ignoring DNSSEC until I see it affect clients in a meaningful way. Until then I think there is other things my users would prefer I spent my time on.
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Comment #1520058
I can only assume that your vitriol stems from my lmgtfy post and so for that I apologise. My comment about the points was and is both sincere and practical advice and I hope you c…
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Comment #1517406
Mike's rebuttal buried deep in the comments is worth reading: http://delimiter.com.au/2010/07/15/how-long-can-atlassian-st...
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Comment #1516413
My bad, I get excessively terse when I'm tired. I wasn't suggesting it out of utility but out of appreciation — nothing says thank you quite like a superfluous vanity domain. EDIT:…
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Comment #1514176
I'd like to PayPal you $5 toward obtaining daily.hn ($62 + whatever the tax is on gandi.net) — anyone else?
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Comment #1513650
The idea of growing old and having my facilities degrade like that truly scares me.
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Comment #1510568
Although the identifying info from those screenshots is scrubbed, the comments say the R-URI is basically user@ip:port. This is interesting: there's no SIP proxy in between. Unfort…
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Comment #1510491
Charlie Cheever's comment "Python data structures map well to JavaScript data structures" resonates with me. I'm building something in Erlang right now and having come from Python,…
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Comment #1510469
For a hosted service in a mature market would an open source core be considered an advantage, disadvantage or irrelevant?
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Comment #1509844
Gotta wander off on a tangent here — scribd is a beautiful site! I'm probably the last one around here to find out since this is the first time I've looked at their site since they…
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Comment #1509780
It figures you downvoted me. You will probably downvote this one too. So that's what concerned you. The points don't matter. Seriously, they don't mean anything and certainly shoul…
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Comment #1507455
Questioning user interface dogma in your field can have interesting results. I'm building a DNS service at the moment and having experimented with a few user interfaces, have found…
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Comment #1507370
Do you have 'Receive Email from Administrators' enabled on your account? I do, which is I assume why they occasionally email offers and is also why I don't consider them spammers. …
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Comment #1507352
Are there any Australian startups here and if so, are any of you primarily targeting Australian users?