January 26, 2007
⇒ GoDaddy redirects DNS for security site at MySpace’s requeust.Like I’ve said before, like you need another reason not to use GoDaddy, especially if you’re doing anything political or controversial in nature.
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(Aside, censorship, corporate, dns, godaddy, infrastructure, myspace, security) August 2, 2006
⇒ Google Search: “4.2.2.2″ dns.The person next to me at Mission Creek is pinging 4.2.2.2; some day I’d love to see a sociololgy paper on the spread of 4.2.2.2
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(Aside culture, dns, meme, sf) Do not have two tabs open modifying DNS information for 2 domains simultaneously, submits are not idempotent, and one will clobber the other one.
This has been a public service announcement. (Which you won’t be seeing until I’ve fixed laughingmeme’s zone file)
As Peter noted, besides being the semi-definitive list of Boston web startups, the Boston Web Innovators page is also “the best list of goofy startup company names ever seen”. Truer words…
Clearly, we need a .web20 TLD. Kiko, becomes calendar.web20, Flickr becomes photos.web20, Digg and reddit can fight it out for slashdot.web20, and so on.
I nominate Emily Chang to administrate it.
You're reading Laughing Meme, personal website of Kellan Elliott-McCrea.
I tend to write about books, coffee, the Web, open source, collaboration technologies and XML.
I spend most of my days writing code, and occasionally fomenting dissent.
Currently Residing: San Francisco
