intermedia

That’s not to say that all shipping code wins; after all, Andrew and Intermedia and HyTime shipped code too.

In case of private intermediate name restricted CAs, that can be addressed by logging the issuance of the intermedia CAs.

We run hosted exchange through intermedia at my office and other than some occasional issues with syncing, we don't have problems.

> That’s not to say that all shipping code wins; after all, Andrew and Intermedia and HyTime shipped code too.

If after witnessing a Rackspace meltdown someone is still a glutton for guaranteed pain and wants to go down with the Hosted Exchange ship, Intermedia has been around doing it for a long time.

Lot of projects in our new media/intermedia/interactive art lab use Arduino for interfacing with buttons, ultrasound sensor, pressure sensors and similar gizmos, while using normal PC for logic or video playback on projectors or something.

(123together.com and intermedia both are OK for hosted SharePoint/exchange etc) Also, the blog and wiki stuff is still sub-par but the check-in check out stuff for documents does work pretty well.

For interviews of note on youtube, last week I cracked and spent 2 hours writing a yt-dl based ripper that converts the whole thing in to an html linkified webpage via intermedia VTT, opening the resulting subtitles based transcript file in the browser so you can easily scan and click anywhere you want to see the video and it will open in a new window at exactly that point.

As a developer, it's been a one way street with us crafting better and better means of web development and deployment every single year, and what we're excitingly starting to see is more genuine & personal involvement not just with creating sites, but with creating interconnection, creating interlink, creating intermedia, not just on one big property, but across many voices.

(Which is still a ways off...) Of course if QC does appear and these algos are still not ready, an intermedia stopgap would be to use RSA, DSA, or ECC with very, very big keys, since as far as I understand it Shor's algorithm must be run over a single block.

You can see it working today as the participation-ensuring building block of the contemporary "attention economy", which is based on the democratization of the same technology, namely the tools for creating convincing intermedia narratives.

When petabyte sized databases becomes possible for more people at reasonable price points, you'll see a lot of people that previously "made do" with terabyte sized databases find all kinds of uses for extra analysis etc., or simply storing more intermedia stages and being more wasteful because we can.

Granted, the hilarious irony in this is that it was Intermedia who pointed out "there's an infected machine" on your network, so all of the wrangling around and sending tracert outputs, just to get a reply weeks later "This IP address is infected" and the resulting " That's what it was?

Is there any evidence that this article actually informed or inspired the pioneering work on hypertext systems (Xanadu, HES, Intermedia, etc)?

When you have services like Intermedia.net doing a lot of the heavy lifting for you, it's insanely easy to sell mail as a service.

Outsource it (and I'll note that the largest reseller of Exchange, Intermedia, doesn't sell Office365).