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   by guan 16y ago

   Here’s what I think DJB is saying: It’s the IP addresses for ns0, ns1, ns2, and it’s published by the .org servers. Why not sign that information, even if the Wikipedia folks haven’t implemented DNSSEC themselves? I don’t think he expects t
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   by guan 16y ago

   I think Kaminsky is misleading when he says “Wikipedia.org is a delegation, an unsigned one at that” and “Wikipedia’s IP addresses are not actually hosted by the .org server.” The IP addresses of Wikipedia’s nameservers are actually hosted
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   Segfault: balancing transport (like Segway) using analog comparators(hackaday.com)

   1 points by guan 16y ago|0 comments
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   by guan 16y ago

   A clause like the one you describe is fairly common: it just says that if you violate the .it terms and conditions, they can sue you in Italian court. I would be more worried if there was language indicating that you live in Italy or have a
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   by guan 16y ago

   JavaScript: The Good Parts.