On Mon, 2011-12-12 at 15:42 -0800, jdow wrote:
> Hm, their limit is 100,000 queries. LKML can probably account for about
> that many queries per month for one user. Add in Fedora and spam and I am
> pretty sure two users could overrun their limits.
100,000 queries per *day*, not month.
Plus, using a *caching* DNS server, no matter how much mail the LKML
list-server emits a day, it's just a few queries to the DNSWL mirrors.
And guess what, the second subscriber does not add any additional
queries.
*sigh*
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