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- DNS Fan Fiction; 100-watt-hour-Trucks … 1.0 DNS Fan Fiction There was a ridiculous story[0] in Slate the other day about a mail server talking to another mail server which normally wouldn …
- Engineering Serendipity; Genuinely Useful People Personalities; Hubris … html&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=%2220060242139%22.PGNR .&OS=DN/20060242139&RS=DN/20060242139 [2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Three_Princes_of_Serendip …
- Recurring; Better, But Not Best … I don't count DNS or hosting among these - they seem somewhat esoteric even now - but instead things like Flickr, Amazon Prime, Xbox Live, PlayStation Network, Dropbox, Netflix …
- A Proposal for News Organization Mastodon Servers and More … Most of these don't even exist anymore as organizations outsource their infrastructure to third parties and DNS points those servers somewhere else anyway. So the argument is …
- Google Slides is a Feature, not an App; Choices; Here, take one of these … in the realm of mental health but what it does is either dumb DNS blocking all the way up to deep packet inspection" or even "what's the …
- Living In An Immaterial World; Snow Crashing 4; Odds … Snow Crash - a registration/property system analogus to Second Life's land and DNS, transactions for teleporting, etc. And then there's the content. First, the easy stuff …
- Yet More Smarts; The Continued Tyranny; A Different Kind Of Overload … Wifi network is fine because I can ping the router here, see, but DNS lookups aren't working and traceroutes are timing out, and if I try this …
- Answering "Governments should be on Mastodon?", or, A Sort of Amateur Cory Doctorow, and an ending that surprised even me … the applications upon which that application runs, killing other specific ports, routes, and DNS can deny access to individual applications. Killing smtp, imap, pop3 and so on killed …