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Thanks Sue, but I saw them live last year and they were excellent. The concert was pretty much very single they'd released, hit or not. Hence the hope of new material.
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Congrats...
Just out of interest if I go to the Majestic home page and look at the About Majestic - is that your ugly mug gurning out of the top photo?
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I held his bag at immigration.Originally posted by Mordac View Post
Impressive. Is this a commercial arrangement or just for the kudos?
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SKA News
"New “Quad9” DNS service blocks malicious domains for everyone
"The Global Cyber Alliance (GCA)—an organization founded by law enforcement and research organizations to help reduce cyber-crime—has partnered with IBM and Packet Clearing House to launch a free public Domain Name Service system. That system is intended to block domains associated with botnets, phishing attacks, and other malicious Internet hosts—primarily targeted at organizations that don't run their own DNS blacklisting and whitelisting services. Called Quad9 (after the 9.9.9.9 Internet Protocol address the service has obtained), the service works like any other public DNS server (such as Google's), except that it won't return name resolutions for sites that are identified via threat feeds the service aggregates daily."
"During development, Quad9 used Alexa, but now that Alexa's top million sites list is no longer being maintained, Baykal said that GCA and its partners had to turn to an alternative source for the data—the Majestic Million daily top-million sites feed."
https://arstechnica.co.uk/informatio...-for-everyone/
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