Nominum - Closed DNS the 'solution'

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Linky

Not much to be said, Shalowitz has exceptionally poor arguments.
This 'cloud computing' bullsh!t is just an excuse to give total control
to the offending parties. Cloud computing == loss of control.

As if the DNS infrastructure, which is built on open protocols and standards, would
ever be 'owned' by some company producing a commodity.

BIND seems to have been doing the job quite nicely since the 80's.
Funny stuff indeed. Crowd of **** tbh.

Blowfish

Nominum software was written 100 percent from the ground up, and by having software with source code that is not open for everybody to look at, it is inherently more secure.

Ah yes. Security through obscurity. Because that's been shown to work.....

jmcc

Seems to be the standard marketing rubbish. He's trying to push his own company and has upset a lot of people in the process. That Linux counter link is interesting. Unfortunately I don't have a high Linux registered user number - there's probably a few around here with lower.

Regards...jmcc
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