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   We just moved our server to dreamhost and are very pleased with the setup so far, abit few problems with php 5 running as CGI and the absence of https and the slow creation of sub domains.

   The setting of the catch-all to dreamhost-only e-mail address only was a shocker, but we were relieved to learn that GMail addresses were a exception. Will be posting a review on our site http://www.bootstrike.com soon. Nice work so far :)

   Comment by Bootstrike — July 20, 2007 #

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   You need to blog more! My Firefox RSS feed (which the Dreamhost blog is on) isn’t getting enough updates to keep my reading habits satisfied.

   Comment by John Knowles — July 20, 2007 #

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   For some reason, this blog is showing up all garbled when viewed using lynx.

   P.S. I couldn’t seem to find an appropriate category to report this using the control panel support form.

   Comment by NERD!!!!!!! — July 20, 2007 #

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   Just got the 6086. Love the UMA, don’t like the lockedness. If they are going to pull this crap with their phones UMA isn’t going to be a success. T-mobile is also going to have to consider that the market who is would be most likely to use UMA (technical people) are going hate their locked down UMA phone. I heard the Samsung one doesn’t even support a standard bluetooth profile.

   Josh, I take it you have HotSpot@Home?? If you wanna waste bandwidth + PSTN trunkage > http://www.podlinez.com/

   Comment by Will — July 20, 2007 #

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   What a random post, were you just bored?

   Not that there is anything wrong with random posts~

   Comment by MK — July 20, 2007 #

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   Blu-ray is going to win the high definition format war, and that’s partly because Sony’s PlayStation 3 is going to win the console war. iPhones are doomed unless they can do better than EDGE. Wireless power will be awesome, and change everything.

   Comment by Simon Jessey — July 21, 2007 #

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   I think you’re right - Nintendo will will the console war - but it’s not necessarly only because of technology value - it’s because they have done the best job of integrating every device they sell.

   The Wii can use GameCube games and even talk wireless to the DS… pretty cool!

   Comment by PeteT — July 21, 2007 #

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   [...] Last ever so far! Who knows what the future holds? (Besides me.) [...]

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   Last ever so far! Who knows what the future holds? (Besides me.)

   Comment by Like — July 26, 2007 #

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