the issues.
There are no white hats on this list that I know of.
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, is to maximize the number and diversity of TLDs. Part
of achieving such diversity is to make all new gTLDs ambiguous just as the
current three TLDs.
Is .COM for COMmon or COMputer or what?
Is .NET for NETwork or clean (net in French)?
Is .ORG for ORGasm or ORGanic or what?
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nd arbitrated solution
to that problem. Therefore the problem must simmer and boil until it
becomes large enough to gain public attention. Once general public opinion
is known, more people will have the courage to push the r4esolution of the
problem in the direction that the public wants it to
mes to take over control of the DNS with very
little serious critiquing of their methods and their policies.
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tion of MP3 files there on his server). Who wants to go first? No
> greatest hits CDs allowed.
Never Mind the Bollocks, We're the Sex Pistols.
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it be
translated to Russian .CET? Note that in Russian NET spells the word "no"
but in French it spells the word "clean".
How long will it be until we have search engines that can use your PC's
camera to look at a corporate logo on some object and take you to the
h off each other. The
> subscription list is below.
Neither of your suggestions a or b is consistent with the IFWP list
tradition of ripping the flesh off each other.
> Don't bother me. I'm living happily ever after.
Uh-huh...
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h access, I can get my
email. And since datafellows.com makes it easy to download a trial version
of ssh, there are very few places that I might go with no ssh capability.
Let's just stick to plain text for a few more years until we have
ubiquitous network computers on every corner, shall we
common in
Silicon Valley companies and I think most users of the Internic services
would agree that many of the Internic's woes could have been avoided if
they had a CTO rather than pushing technical issues down to lower levels
of the organization chart.
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economic or practical sense, then it will stop.
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spam files.
Why are there so many gullible people on this list? Does Internet politics
wipe out a person's sense of humor? These are serious questions that
everyone on this list needs to be asking.
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Check the web
More grist for the mill
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Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 18:00:25 -0800
From: JC Dill <[EMAIL PROTEC
Hi there!
We'd like you to join our penpals club on the Internet where you can meet
new friends, discuss music, politics, whatever turns your crank. We have
many regular members who can attest to how much the CREW penpals club has
changed their life.
...it gave me the confidence to start m
On Wed, 20 Jan 1999, William X. Walsh wrote:
> The truth is out there Jeff. And it will set us all free.
But it will set Jeff Williams on fire. Literally.
http://www.yk.psu.edu/~jmj3/sna_bar1.htm
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Check the webs
e mill. Maybe they'll come up with a
good idea or two.
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On Mon, 18 Jan 1999, Richard J. Sexton wrote:
> At 10:33 PM 1/17/99 -0800, Michael Dillon wrote:
> >On Fri, 15 Jan 1999, Christopher Ambler wrote:
> >
> >> And what of the ccTLDs that are not run by the governments? What of those
> >> who are operated out-
On Fri, 15 Jan 1999, Christopher Ambler wrote:
> Fine. I'd like to make policy for .US. I live in the US. Now what?
1. Educate yourself about current .US policy
2. Write to your Congressional rep and Senator.
3. Vote.
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the country that was assigned the ISO
country code in question, then it is your duty to contact that government
and inform them of this fact. What the government decides to do about it
or not do about it, is their business.
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ff Williams is
the single most pivotal individual in the entire commercialization of the
Internet over the past 5 years.
Oh well... I did scrape up a few details after all. Anyone else care to
add some info to this thread?
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deo
shows of young naked females performing natural and unnatural sexual acts.
His main advertising medium is email SPAM which he does by purchasing
accounts from national ISPs using fake credit card numbers.
The guy is pure scum.
Paying attention to anything he says is a w
eedom
and more choices, then there will be hell to pay.
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