фотографии со вчерашнего

tld для эрфов и укров

'.укр' could be available in the first half of 2010 since registration of top-level domain takes about a month.[5] UNIC Director Yuriy Honcharuk expects the new .ukr domain to start operating on the Internet in February-March 2010.[4]
According to Honcharuk there are no technical issues preventing the registration of this Cyrillic domain[4]. President Oleksandr Olshansky of the Ukrainian internet company Internet Invest[6][7] consideres it unlikely that '.укр' will be registered by ICANN, According to Olshansky the rules for non-Latinic domains recently approved by ICANN formulate that at least one letter should differ in the shape from the corresponding Latin one.[1]
International experts predict that in coming years Cyrillic domains in Russia and Ukraine could reach about 20% of the current level of internet-pages.[8] Ukraine was one of the first countries that applied for the creation of domains in their native writing system, following Russia, Egypt and China.[8] The new Russian Cyrillic country code top-level domain '.рф' was approved by ICANN on 30 October 2009 and was then expected to be assigned by 25 November 2009.[9]

movie rental?

Seems like we are getting closer to reaching the other end of Netflix. Yes, still 140 movies left in the queue - but there are 30+ movies in the list that they actually don't have, and probably never will.

And I wonder, so, where on Earth can I get them? Blockbuster? That's for blondes and rednecks. Youtube? I checked, they don't have anything.

Any ideas?