Whether or not you see gay marriage a positive thing -
there are lots of fine atheist countries whose population is
against gay marriage.
For US citizen it might look like gay marriage is religious issue - i assure you that it is not the case.
Hmm, i could not find the concerning law. So there still remains the chance that no operator does sim-locking.
Depends on the EU you are talking about.
For example in Estonia, it is forbidden to sell locked phones. All phones work on all networks. And phone numbers are transferable to other networks for free.
use NSD. Sleep well.
www.nlnetlabs.nl/projects/nsd/
Well - one could argue that Russia might not be in Europe anyway, especially culturally.
> In Japan, it's pretty easy even in rural areas like Kyoto to order a 100Mb connection and get it at a reasonable rate.
Kyoto? Rural area? Are you nuts?
From wikipedia:
Population (April 2008) 1,465,917
- Density 1,779/km2 (4,607.6/sq mi)
(For comparison - New York City - Metro Density 2,828.4/sq mi (1,092/km2))
WTF has happened? I remember when reasonable disclosure ment that the vendor was notified
and given 3 days to release a patch. AND that public was notified right away with no details.
Now some people speak about "responsible" (whatever that means) disclosure of 90(sic!) days!
Are you all gone mad collectivly?
Please tell me this is April Fools. Please.
Sure there are. And they are both laughing.
There are excellent alternatives to bind.
For example, i have been using nsd for years.
Super easy to configure. Lacks recursive
resolver tho..
Surely there is a third group. I would bet it to be the biggest of three.
Those who have suffered data loss, but STILL dont do backups!
A mosquito? In finland? Okay.
In DECEMBER? It's f&^* freezing there and all the mosquitos are hibernating.
If all the world's economists were laid end to end, we wouldn't reach a conclusion. -- William Baumol
