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07:31.14mozrat-iemorning
07:33.49Leedsafternoon
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08:10.41axelSg'morning all
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08:47.58highburygood morning
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09:57.56jason_ukfsnmorning all
09:58.24murblemoin
09:58.36mozrat-iehello
10:30.04highburyjason_ukfsn: I'm coming up to renewing my domain, and currently am with NetworkSolutions, I was considering looking for something cheaper, is Godaddy.com any good?
10:32.22murblehighbury: use your local OpenSRS agent :-)
10:32.39jason_ukfsnWell, I'm moving my domains over to the new UKFSN facililty which is a godaddy reseller account.
10:32.58murblejason_ukfsn: you've given up with OpenSRS?
10:33.32jason_ukfsnThey are not quite as fast as opensrs however the delay is only a couple of hours and the price differential is very significant - they also provide a wider range of services and a nice front end to allow customers to manage things directly.
10:34.13highburyI've never heard of OpenSRS
10:36.15jason_ukfsnmurble: I am moving away from them. While they are very good opensrs charge a high premium which I don't think it really justified any more.
10:36.51jason_ukfsnWhen I initially used them it was because they had stated that they would be supporting the Free Software community but that's a bit redundant as they are really only about running their business
10:37.13jason_ukfsnFair enough but on that basis it's better for me to use a supplier with better products at a lower price
10:37.38jason_ukfsnhighbury: <plug>the UKFSN prices are lower than the godaddy native ones</plug>
10:39.38murblejason_ukfsn: what is the GOdaddy API like?
10:41.59jason_ukfsnI'm not using it. The provide a full managed solution (see http://www.ukfsn.org/extras/) for an example.
10:42.17jason_ukfsnThere is an API option but I wanted a solution suitable for a very lazy me
10:42.47highburyjason_ukfsn: if I transfer from NetworkSolutions, would there be any downtime in transitioning to another provider? [I'm mostly concerned about not losing emails]
10:46.19highburyyou want payment in dollars?
10:46.31jason_ukfsnNo. So long as you leave the name servers, etc, as they are at the moment there is no downtime.
10:46.57jason_ukfsnPayment is in US$ because it's handled by godaddy and because this way I don't have to worry about exchange rate calculations.
10:47.15jason_ukfsnIt also means you get wholesale prices directly :)
10:47.39jason_ukfsneg - we pay opensrs $10.25 for a .com domain. That's the wholesale rate.
10:47.45highburyok, fair enough
10:48.09jason_ukfsnVia godaddy we can offer the domain for $8.10 per year.
10:48.50jason_ukfsnAt the end of the day the service is exactly the same - ie a listing in the relevant root name server and a whois record identifying the domain.
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11:15.29jason_ukfsngreetings leeds
11:16.17highburyjason, are the privacy options on whois available [never been happy with home addresses being visible]
11:16.42Leedsevening jason_ukfsn
11:16.48Leedsand all else
11:18.16mozrat-iehelo Leeds
11:24.16jason_ukfsnhighbury: there is an option for privacy on whois.
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14:01.24morsing_yello?
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14:43.55Leedswoo - *very* high-speed airport lounge wifi :-)
14:44.32morsing_Leeds!
14:45.20morsing_#beer
14:45.28Leeds5mbit wifi! :-)
14:46.09Leedsmorsing_: sorry, just a diet coke for me right now - I'll have a beer or two on the plane...
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14:48.07Leedsyes, do that - it's safer
14:51.23Leedsokay, so is it rude to be running a bittorrent client here? :-)
14:53.45highburyyour in China, you may have crucial parts surgically removed!
14:54.33Leedsonly sort-of-China
14:55.00highburyuhuh
14:55.18highburydon't forget where you are
14:55.46Leedsmorsing_: just for you, I'm having a beer...
14:56.00Leedshighbury: seriously - it's a very yes-and-no thing
14:59.26Leedsyes, it's China, and no it's not a particularly democratic place, but it is pretty open and free - it's not exactly a fascist state around here
15:02.41Leedsanyway, time to get on board... have a good (rest of the) day all and I'll see you in the morning
15:21.49morsing_Mmm... Lorraine
15:23.39itsbruceAlsace?
15:26.45morsing_Eh?
15:27.09morsing_CLEAR DTE 0 241 - Call cleared, by remote device, data may be lost
15:28.16morsing_I should really buy some sugar - shouldn't I?
15:30.05itsbruceAlsace-Lorraine
15:48.54morsing_itsbruce: And Michelle?
16:02.24morsing_Ey up mi ducks
16:03.00morsing_Is it still hibernate if it running?
16:03.07rhoweWith the help of the 204-page manual
16:03.24rhoweThis is a library for making databases less painful to talk to from within Java
16:03.34rhoweI just got it to list the contents of a table :)
16:09.49morsing_http://www.guestlistwebarts.co.uk/eyup/wave2.gif
16:21.44rhowehttp://engrish.com/detail.php?imagename=emergency-provisions.jpg
16:24.50rhoweI want this t-shirt - http://engrish.com/detail.php?imagename=vibelation.jpg
16:45.57jason_ukfsnI need a "my other t-shirt makes me look thin" one.
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21:23.57anthHello
21:58.30morsingHello
22:01.05morsingG'night all
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