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E-paper is pretty magic stuff, and somewhat voodoo in the way the drivers work. Some time ago I made my own drivers for various e-paper dev...
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Broadband services are a wonderful innovation of our time, using multiple frequency bands (hence the name) to carry signals over wires (us... -
For many years I used a small stand-alone air-conditioning unit in my study (the box room in the house) and I even had a hole in the wall fo... -
Drivers should be aware what road signs mean. And so they need to be clear and unambiguous. But some are a tad more challenging than others,...
I have no idea what you are trying to say here. Can tou clarify please?
ReplyDeleteThat ICANN are hijacking well established long standing domains due to their latest policy. This is not some new domain registered with crap details, this is a long standing domain with sensible registrant details, and it has been hijacked!
DeleteWhy is this a thing? I am sure they didn't arbitrarily suspend the domain. He must've gotten notices. Why didn't he just get it done? What do you expect ICANN to look at each domain and say, "oh, this looks legitimate and cool; the process does not apply to this domain."
DeleteActually just realised, if your contact details (email) are via the domain in question, you can't re-send the email to verify as they have hijacked the DNS!
ReplyDeleteAnd once we have widespread DNSSEC this web redirect crap just won't work.
I'd assume they hijack at the TLD level meaning they have full control over the domain including any dnssec?
DeleteOh, damn, yes. Evil!
DeleteI was just thinking the *exact* same thing!
ReplyDeleteThe only thing that surprises me is that they haven't filled the page with Google Ads...
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