RKearney

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by RKearney 15y ago
SELECT * FROM smb_editor_author CROSS JOIN smb_editor_leveldata This query is taking forever to finish...
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by RKearney 15y ago
Yes, the very first one on this list, .ac http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_doma... # dig ac. ; <<>> DiG 9.3.6-P1-RedHat-9.3.6-16.P1.el5_7.1 <<>> ac. ;; global options: pri
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by RKearney 15y ago
>Not on my servers. Sorry but "your servers" do not set the specifications for what is and what is not a valid email address. It always amazes me why people waste time with regular expressions to try and determine if an email address is
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by RKearney 15y ago
A TLD does not need an MX record to receive mail. If the MX record does not exist, it will use the A record instead.
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by RKearney 15y ago
Would that then spell trouble for an LTE iPhone on Verizon's network considering you can't download and utilize any software you desire?
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by RKearney 15y ago
>Why? (honest question) I meant to say StartSSL, which is the free SSL certificate provider. As far as I'm aware, their free certificated come with no warranty of any kind (although I could be wrong). Depending on how large your busines
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by RKearney 15y ago
SSL isn't actually as computationally expensive as it used to be. Sure back when hardware wasn't as advanced as it is now, but you can no longer factor SSL into significant CPU cycles.
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by RKearney 15y ago
Let's see... * IPv4 addresses are NOT free by any means. * Having an SSL certificate requires extra configuration on the server. * Legitimate SSL certificates are not free (VeriSign, etc, if your site uses StartCom then you're doing it wron