A few more links to Verisign's wildcard A record. However, the extremely critical monopoly status of Verisign as the operator of a TLD (and the associated registry) is not addressed here. But the peripheral areas are also not without problems - such as the aforementioned issue that users can no longer decide for themselves how they want to respond to such problems.
Apart from the fact that this procedure doesn't help against typosquatters anyway: they can continue to register their typo domains and will of course be preferentially served (a wildcard A record only applies if no explicit A record is available).
At Wortfeld you'll find the original article.
Of course. I bought myself a 12 inch PowerBook and an iPod. Of course, these exact things were just updated in the technical specs and naturally cheaper than I bought them. I should really offer myself as a price barometer: whenever I buy something, it comes out cheaper and more powerful a short time later.
Here you can find the original article.
Nice music - guitar, voice, not much else. Melodic and pleasant to listen to. Also has audio samples to download (complete songs, not just 30-second clips!).
Here's the original article.
Ahlen, Borken, Coesfeld and Ibbenbüren. Somehow they interpreted the Münsterland quite freely.
At RADSPORT-NEWS.COM - News Overview you can find the original article.
And since we're on the subject of voice and guitar: Nicki Jaine. Wow. You get chills down your spine listening to "Animals" or "A Pigeon named Crow". I think I've featured her here before, but her music is so great that it's worth promoting again. Oh, and here too there are complete audio samples available for download.
Here's the original article.
After a long time, I took my digital camera with me again and shot a few pictures of the city library.
Here's a picture of the main entrance. Lots of glass, lots of metal, slanted sides and impractical corners. No idea what possessed the architect, apparently it's supposed to be a special feature, but it doesn't suit my taste. But at least it provides a few motifs.
And here's the view back from the main entrance. A small passage that runs between the main building and an aimlessly standing side building and is crossed by a kind of bridge.
And to match the architecture, the lamps too, which somehow look like they could only illuminate the lower part of the building. Which is actually also true.
If architects want to call me a philistine now, go ahead, I can take it. I still think the building is ugly.
Looks quite interesting: something like a cross between TinderBox (Outliner/Mindmapper) and Voodoo (version control, unfortunately no longer available in its old form). Could develop into a quite interesting application - if all features are implemented at some point. The original article is here.
That's audacious. Every query for a domain under .net is now answered with an A-record from Verisign. From there it gets redirected to a Verisign page containing a search engine and web directory. Great. Probably soon there will also be a request to register a free domain cheaply at Verisign. Verisign can of course, as the operator of .net and .com, enter something like this - but only Verisign can do it. None of the alternative .net or .com registrars can do it. That's free competition on the Internet. At Advogato there's the original article.
I knew it, it really is the light that makes me sneeze now and then! Nobody wanted to believe me, apparently everyone in my surroundings doesn't have this problem.
I found the original article on RP-Online: Wissenschaft.
And right another one to follow: Internet radio from the independent scene. Nice stuff they play there. And above all, the whole thing is available in really good quality as an MP3 stream, if your connection can handle it. By the way, I found this tip (as well as the one about Kris Delmhorst) at Phil Ringnalda. Here's the original article.
