Wednesday 4 February 2004, 6:25 PM
It's too costly, and too much resource overhead. Let alone that, IRC is an open product - they've taken it, packaged it and tried to sell it.
By all means, charge for the software itself, but not for the functionality it can do or limit its capability based on licence structures -- most IRCd's can do what IRCXpro can do and better. And for free.
Now where is 'Add/remove programs'....
This Member's Rating
8.0The excellent IRCXpro is an affordable and easily-configured IRC server for Windows -- and it’s still in development, unlike many older Windows IRC servers.
£ 34
In spam terms, apparently it does. According to Cambridge University security expert Richard Clayton, if your email address is aardvark at animal.net, you are more likely to receive... More
My own experience and talking to colleagues has prompted me to wonder whether the day has arrived that security professionals will need a legal background. The information security... More
I've been pondering why it's so difficult to get any official comment out of any of the organisations involved when it comes to what is happening with Transys. Transys is the consortium... More
I wonder, who needs .asia domain? I cannot imagine, what would be useful for Microsoft.asia? Toyota.asia? Then let's register .europe (if .eu is too short). Or perhaps Microsoft.southamerica, Dell.australiaandnewzealand, Coca-Cola.africa... Sound funny? Then why not just use the global and country domains? Or perhaps it is time to drop the domains at all?
By: LadyRoot
Read full story:
Businesses advised to register .asia domains
Skip Sub Navigation Links to CNET Brand Links
Previous
