Re: [cobalt-users] Domain Registration (off subject a bit)

[Kris Dahl <krislists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

on 8/3/00 10:23 PM, Jeff Lasman at jblists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:


>> Not true!  In fact most engines nowadays require 89 or higher octane.  My
>> car (del Sol VTEC) is a particularly high revving engine (redlines 8250)
>> that seriously should never see less than 92 Octane (and it doesn't).  If I
>> put racing fuel or octane booster there is a big difference.  And different
>> types of gasoline have a huge effect on performance--even from gas station
>> to gas station and week to week.
> 
> Okay, I stand only on my own experience.  I shall try premium for a few
> tanks and see if I notice a difference.

The general rule of thumb is that the smaller the engine the better the fuel
is required.  So the difference on your Caddy would be negligible, probably.

> Just tried.  Here's what I get:
> 
>> HTTP Error 404
>> 
>> 404 Not Found
>> 
>> The Web server cannot find the file or script you asked for.
>> Please check the URL to ensure that the path is correct.
>> 
>> Please contact the server's administrator if this problem
>> persists.

I hand typed it, perhaps I made a typo.

>>> So based on your post, do you have any suggestions for us?
>> 
>> Yes.  I would suggest setting up your own registration system and become an
>> OpenSRS reseller.  This will give you maximum flexibility at the best
>> possible price.  It will cost you a bit in man-hours but may be worth it.
>> Otherwise I would parter or co-op with another provider/consultant similar
>> to yourselves and pool the resources to make it happen.
> 
> Even though the contract language IS theirs, and not aireg's?

I still think that is a better way to go--just for the control issue.  I
have a feeling that all of the registration services have some clause about
revoking a name if it is in conflict with a trademark (in fact, I think the
ICANN are the ones that have the last word on it).

-k