Last night, I went down to the Jazz Fest
with someone from the States. As we entered the festival area we saw a guy getting his bag patted down. I commented that there was no free beer here, only four dollar
piss-water in plastic cups. My friend looked at me and said: "Beer? I thought they were checking for guns." In other news, we caught the tail end of
Alex Pangman's set and discovered that
Yeska are doing outdoor shows on the 3rd and 4th. Yippeee! For those of you unable to come to Montreal, the U of M student radio station has donated their airwaves to something called
Radio-Jazz Bell "qui vous fera vibrer au son du Festival." (real evil g2) I feel obliged to mention that the Jazz Fest has a
website but it is Shockwave nightmare that makes up for its lack of streaming feeds and webcams with popup windows. You've been warned.
Question
Are there any services online where you can query for NIC handles? I know that you can type a (meatspace) name into the existing domain name tools and get an answer. The problem is that it returns both the domains and the handles and I'm wondering if someone has already gone to the trouble of filtering out the former.
Let me know.
Bill Humphries : URLs URLs URLs
"Remember people coming to your site want to use an interface they are familiar with, and URIs are part of your interface." Guilty. via
qube cornerO'Reilly Beta Chapter : Perl for System Administration
mmmmmm....log files
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