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He's not naked. The green is actually a full body latex suit made by JSOP.
Don't blame me. I voted for Chuck Norris.
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he is wondered!!!!  20000+ people always online...
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dont be scared, he's just stoned. 
Life - Dreams = Job
TheCardinal
BenPOS Systems
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No he's shocked at JSOP taking a VB Job.
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Why you’re assuming that those are eyes? He is an alien, they could be just a**holes.
The narrow specialist in the broad sense of the word is a complete idiot in the narrow sense of the word.
Advertise here – minimum three posts per day are guaranteed.
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He just did a code review of the application that John Simmons is taking on 
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Hey Friends
I have a Domain name with netfirms which i wish to host with godaddy.
Now do i need to only change the DNS Records at Netfirms to point to godaddy nameservers
and
do i need to change the A Record at Netfirms as well?
Is Changing NameServer sufficient for changing Hosting or A Record Change is also required?
I do not have static IP Address.
Yahoo Says
An A (address) record is a DNS record that can be used to point your domain name and host names to a static IP address.
Confused about this A Record and need help.
Regards
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An A record maps a name (e.g. codeproject.com or maps.google.com) to a static IP address (that is, in most cases, the public IP of the server hosting the website).
The nameservers (or primary and secondary DNS servers) are the IP addresses or names of the servers that are autoritative for a specific domain, for example yourwebsite.com. They basically know the IP address of the server yourwebsite.com is hosted at. For each second-level domain name (codeproject.com, google.com, etc.) two DNS servers must be recorded in the TLD registry (.com, .org, .de, .it, etc.).
DNS is not exactly simple, so I'd suggest you to get some info before changing anything. Here is a start: Wikipedia[^].
EDIT: there are also other types of records, most notably MX. If you change the nameservers, you'll also have to re-configure all the records, as you're actually discarding the old DNS server for a new one (well, two).
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yeah that helps
so does it works like
when we type http://www.codeproject.com
appropriate dns servers assigned for codeproject.com look for the IP address of the hosting computer using the A Record and if they can resolve the ip address, we get web page or some error (e.g DNS Server could not resolve the Hosting Server)
and
if we send email to support@codeproject.com
Domain Name Server looks for MX Record to find out the Mail Server
So it seems Changing DNS Server for a Domain is only one part of Changing Hosting
We will need to change all the A, MX etc Records as well
Did i got it correct?
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vikrant kpr wrote: We will need to change all the A, MX etc Records as well
Yes. I suggest to print/copy/save the current DNS configuration so you can re-create it on the new nameserver (with new IP addresses I guess). MX records have an important role as they do not point to the webserver but to the SMTP server for your domain, which is usually handled by the hosting provider. Make sure you check with their support before proceeding.
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yeah thanks, will do.
The Only concern is that all Hosting Providers ask to change only nameserver and they do not talk of changing A record etc.
http://support.netfirms.com/article.php?id=032[^]
Netfirms tells all about all hosting providers and all they ask is to change the NameServer.
Will Update here after doing the changes.
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They want you to change to their name servers; at which point a tech runs a script and all the needed records are created. Much easier for them; and for 99% of users as well.
3x12=36
2x12=24
1x12=12
0x12=18
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Hey Buddy
Thanks a lot.
It is working fine now.
I Changed DNS and set the A Record at netfirms to hosting account with godaddy.
The Website is up & running.
Thanks once again for the help.
Regards
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Today I migrate my local and remote repositories from svn to git.
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Why? 
Harvey Saayman - South Africa
Software Developer
.Net, C#, SQL
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Brady Kelly wrote: Today I migrate my local and remote repositories from svn to git.
In England a git is a person of absolutely no worth. I hope your version is not made in that image. 
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Hmm. Contraflu systems always annoy me
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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I don't think you're old enough to post in the Lounge.
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Those video glasses are great! Perfect for extended sessions on the dunny I think.
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I was going to settle for peace on earth but that stuff looks much cooler.
"Creating your own blog is about as easy as creating your own urine, and you're about as likely to find someone else interested in it." -- Lore Sjöberg
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote: iPod video glasses[^]
That is so beyond nerd that I fear for your sanity.
However, if they can hook up to a PSP...
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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