Re[4]: [ga] a quote from Lynn

[Jefsey Morfin <jefsey@wanadoo.fr>]

On 18:23 11/07/01, William X. Walsh said:
>Hello Jefsey,
>I've been reading zone files since before you ever entered the DNS
>game, Jefsey.
>The absurdity is in your messages.
>Go play your games with someone else, you might find you can fool
>others into believing your garbage.

Get real, William!
You will not make us believe you do not understand the way a triangle works 
and what is an index tree...

Let put it another way.
Please copy me your single authoritative root.  :-)

By nature of a real time and real life and of a hierarchical system it can 
only be "." (it seems we are many being absurd and believing that).

Now again send me yours!
And swear me it is unique and 100% trustable. :-)
Great words are good, reality is more funny.
Jefsey


>Wednesday, July 11, 2001, 9:16:19 AM, Jefsey Morfin wrote:
>
> > Ouaf, ouaf,
> > when you are shown absurd, you don't like it.....
> > Ever read a DNS root file in your life? Tell us about the ". SOA" 
> sequence....
> > I am enjoying all these serious people turning so poor theoricians once
> > money is around... Most common in scientist and technical spheres however.
> > Epistemology is full of those ...
> > Remembers me the TitaNIC architect...
> > Jefsey
>
>
>
> > On 17:58 11/07/01, William X. Walsh said:
> >>Hello Jefsey,
> >>
> >>Don't waste our mutual time anymore sending semantic crap like this to
> >>me.
> >>
> >>
> >>Wednesday, July 11, 2001, 8:56:13 AM, Jefsey Morfin wrote:
> >>
> >> > Much fun, WXW,
> >>
> >> > The Single Authoritative Root as you perfectly know is empty.
> >> > The dot at the rightest end that Jon Postel did not want
> >> > to see in the DN to avoid confusion in English but which is in
> >> > the DNS files.
> >>
> >> > Single and Authoritative means perfection. Only empty or divine.
> >> > Jon Postel though it empty. Joe Sims thinks it divine (cf. his
> >> > yesterday post: as if a lawyer's trick impressed a CPU :-) ).
> >>
> >> > So you perfectly know that the so-called roots are just the first
> >> > level of the DNS tree and technically not THE root. Someone
> >> > should have told it to Lynn.. So the inclusive roots are those
> >> > who try to accept everyone and the only excluding one - by
> >> > reason of money ($ 50.000 a piece to be read) - is the
> >> > AmerICANN root.
> >>
> >> > You also perfectly know that the AmerICANN root is quite
> >> > recent (is it even completed?) and is/will be 13 computers
> >> > managed by an open position (l Look at the AmerICANN
> >> > staff list).
> >>
> >> > Jefsey
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> > On 01:19 11/07/01, William X. Walsh said:
> >> >>Hello L,
> >> >>
> >> >>Tuesday, July 10, 2001, 12:14:32 PM, L Gallegos wrote:
> >> >> > In actuality, Lynn's statement is good.  There should not be any
> >> >> > duplication, that's all.  It has nothing to do with whether you
> >> >> > choose one root over another.  When you want to go to nic.biz,
> >> >> > you should always get to the ARNI .biz registry, not Nuelevel.
> >> >> > When you want to go to computers.biz, you should always see the
> >> >> > same one.  That much should always be true.
> >> >>
> >> >> > What he is trying to say is that there should be only the USG root,
> >> >> > but he misses the point that there will always be more than one
> >> >> > root.  Universality is the uniqueness of the domain throughout all
> >> >> > roots.
> >> >>
> >> >>Under your position above, there is no reason for multiple roots, if
> >> >>they all contain the same data, there is no inherent benefit to
> >> >>multiple root systems.
> >> >>
> >> >>I have to say, this argument doesn't help your claims any, Leah.
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>--
> >> >>Best regards,
> >> >>William X Walsh <william@userfriendly.com>
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