[geeks] KVM for Sun Sparc Servers with USB keyboards

[Dan Sikorski]

Shannon Hendrix wrote:
> On May 6, 2009, at 13:26 , Jonathan C. Patschke wrote:
>
>> If I want my own DNS, I can set it up.  Others can use it.  Look at
>> OpenDNS and all the others.
>
> You cannot set up your "own DNS".
>
Sure you can!  I'll setup a DNS server that has it's own TLD's, and you 
can use it if you want.  I'll even give you your own TLD!
> You can set up your *TINY* part of the heavily centralized DNS system, 
> that's all.
>
That's what most people do, but you could also ignore that large and 
widely adopted system and start your own.
> Maybe you are forgetting that a lot of other centralized and well 
> controlled servers are queried before yours are for the final 
> authoritative answer.
Not if all of my hosts only look at my DNS server and not any others.  
Consider a network that is not attached to the Internet at all, and uses 
DNS for it's internal hosts.
> The Internet is not absolutely central or anarchic, and it isn't the 
> same thing as a government anyway.  It's a machine, and machines 
> operate by rules if you want them to work well.
>
It is people that use and operate the machines that we would be talking 
about here.  The machines would serve no purpose without the people.

    -Dan Sikorski