News
Chrome to drop SSL revocation checks
This story at Tech World says Google plans to remove online certificate revocation checks
Explorer & Chrome Issue
I wanted to inform you of an issue that some of you may experience with regard to the administration of GTA firewalls using Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 8 & 9.
Vodafone in the wars again
What an interesting day. GMail loose emails, ASX goes offline, Commonwealth Bank has issues.
Version Update
I’ve made some updates to the latest versions we list on the downloads pages of the site.
Notable changes:
Yet another service pack for MailMarshal SMTP, so if you have moved to 6.8.x we recomme
Like all these transitions the devil is going to be in the detail
As the final IPv4 addresses are being allocated the Penny is starting to drop.
IPV4 Address Space is all but gone
Well the time has finally arrived. Today the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) announced they have sent out the last of the remaining IPV4 addresses.
Pig fest approved
So it’s full steam ahead for NBN.
A 36 page document without any commercial detail commits tax payers to $27.1 BILLION.
A smidge over $750 MILLION a page.
Or $1202.00 for every man woman and
Patently a disaster
In what kind of a screwed up world does someone pay US$2.2 Billion dollars for a company because it has 822 patents?
What more proof is needed the whole patent system is stuffed?
“Novell sold fo
Chow down time
Government wants the senate to vote on regulatory framework for the operation of the NBN.
But no one outside of government has seen an actual NBN plan.
