Comment Re:fulltiltpoker? (Score 1) 379
Nevermind i think it's only my DNS not being refreshed quickly enough. All 4 domains are blocked!!
I'm really curious to know the full list of blocked domains.
Comment Re:fulltiltpoker? (Score 1) 379
Grr posted too quicky.
Does it mean fulltiltpoker.com somehow got access to the DNS back?
Any information on how they block them exactly?
The last time when they blocked atdhe.net they took ownership of the email on the whois to change the DNS.
It doesn't seem they change whois data. So they may have made a mistake with fulltiltpoker.com...
Comment fulltiltpoker? (Score 1) 379
fulltiltpoker.com works for me.
However absolutepoker.com, pokerstars.com and ultimatebet.com are all 0wn3d by the FBI.
Does it mean fulltiltpoker
Comment Re:Handful of consumers? (Score 1) 131
it happened the same to my girlfriend, she's a standard user as well, so she deleted the file.. i contacted Kaspersky saying that i was angry but they didn't even bother to answer.
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Submission + - What If Yoda Ran IBM?
Esther Schindler writes: "The big vendors beat down the doors of large companies to get business, but a small-company gets the brush-off. One CIO wonders how to harness the powers of the Force, and get some big-company expertise to help the little guy.
Yeah, this is written from the boss's point of view (because, duh, it's a CIO who wrote it), but it certainly applies to anybody working in a smaller company who needs attention from a big vendor (for sales, tech support, whatever):
This guy's solution? "Let's imagine (with apologies to George Lucas) what Yoda might do if he were running a large consultancy....""
Yeah, this is written from the boss's point of view (because, duh, it's a CIO who wrote it), but it certainly applies to anybody working in a smaller company who needs attention from a big vendor (for sales, tech support, whatever):
Herein lies the problem. Just because Sequoia is a $25 million dollar organization (in revenue), that does not exempt us from some of the same challenges that larger organizations endure. Although $25,000 may not seem like a large amount to IBM, imagine if they had many customers similar in size to Sequoia.
This guy's solution? "Let's imagine (with apologies to George Lucas) what Yoda might do if he were running a large consultancy....""
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