Of these, what is the coolest naming scheme?'n#EvanPoll #poll
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Either of the middle ones are good for me, but the URL-shaped one is most familiarily pleasing. -
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Either of the middle ones are good for me, but the URL-shaped one is most familiarily pleasing.@silvermoon82 which is that? The XMPP one?
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@evan Wow, I haven't thought about Vines in decades! Not that I voted for it (or any of them, since I don't have a strong or useful opinion).
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@evan Wow, I haven't thought about Vines in decades! Not that I voted for it (or any of them, since I don't have a strong or useful opinion).
@mweston if you recognize a Streettalk address, you are obligated to vote.
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@mweston if you recognize a Streettalk address, you are obligated to vote.
@evan I wouldn't have if you hadn't said what the four choices were. X.500 was slightly more accessible in my memory.
I was at Convergent Technologies when they produced the Server PC based on the then hottest CPU in town, the 386 (Intel used benchmarks run on it in ads). And Convergent produced what I think was just a port of VINES running on their Unix on the Server PC.
I mostly worked on the Server PC BIOS, modified from Phoenix code. And debugging issues with DOS programs running on it, since saying the Server PC was IBM compatible was a marketing thing that probably didn't really matter in the end. I would have been in my 20s, in my second post college job.
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@badrihippo either LDAP or SSL certificates, I'd guess.
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@evan I wouldn't have if you hadn't said what the four choices were. X.500 was slightly more accessible in my memory.
I was at Convergent Technologies when they produced the Server PC based on the then hottest CPU in town, the 386 (Intel used benchmarks run on it in ads). And Convergent produced what I think was just a port of VINES running on their Unix on the Server PC.
I mostly worked on the Server PC BIOS, modified from Phoenix code. And debugging issues with DOS programs running on it, since saying the Server PC was IBM compatible was a marketing thing that probably didn't really matter in the end. I would have been in my 20s, in my second post college job.
@mweston I want to remind you of how low the stakes are in this poll
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