08 June 2011 ~ 0 Comments

World IPv6 Day

I am joining World IPv6 Day !!! Although my content is hardly updated these days, I wanted it to be part of this test flight, a great milestone I believe for the eventual transition to IPv6. This site is IPv6-enabled, thanks to my webhost. I added a widget on the sidebar to see if you [...]

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31 January 2010 ~ 1 Comment

IPv6 Monitor

I love graphs. I also love learning about IPv6. So when I saw this research on IPv6 monitoring by Comcast and University of Pennsylvania, i just had to repost. Notice in the above graph how IPv6 reachability has increased significantly during October 2009. Although 0.159% is very low, you have to give credit to it [...]

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28 October 2009 ~ 4 Comments

Internationalized Domain Names

How would you like a domain name in your own native language or writing? Pretty fun right? But this can also be chaotic. Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs) have been a source of heated discussions among Internet evangelists at ICANN for a while. [Try out the IDNs at idn.icann.org] This week from 25-30 October 2009 happens [...]

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28 October 2009 ~ 4 Comments

I am Waving

Google Wave, the search engine giant’s new venture, rolled out last September 30 [read here]. It’s now October 28th. My invite came a month later, but who cares. It is never too late to WAVE! Finally, thanks to a bunch of folks (or a friend’s friends). Google Wave is an online tool for real-time communication [...]

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17 October 2009 ~ 1 Comment

Evolution and Technology

‘Nuff said. Is this what’s happening to us? Not exactly, but it points a great deal to how we work and do things these days. PS. This image isn’t mine. I’ll give proper credit when I find the artist who did this. Show yourself. Lol.

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