Tomorrow some big sites are going to go dark in protest of the proposed SOPA an PIPA legislation. Wikipedia, Craigslist, reddit, Boing-Boing, Tucows, all 50+ of the goofy Cheezeburger Network … Continue reading Turn out the lights, the Internet has gone home for the day
Dear hosts, I know that you are all well aware of SOPA and PIPA. I know that most you want to do something, but you’re not quite sure what that … Continue reading An open letter to the web hosting industry
Twitter is a funny thing. And by funny, of course I mean really weird. Anyone who has been involved in supporting customers, or dealing with any large group of humans, … Continue reading No comment
Ismail Hatipoglu asked on Twitter whether the SOPA and PIPA legislation will have any direct impact on our users now or in the future. That’s a good question, and one … Continue reading Why you should care about the SOPA and PIPA legislation – Part 2
In Gartner’s 2011 Hype Cycle trend tracking, this year they devoted an entire Hype Cycle just on “THE CLOUD” and I blogged about this previously. In the year before, “THE … Continue reading Search has splintered too
Silverlight 5 is finally here. With all the talk about HTML 5, Silverlight has kind of taken a back seat. In real life however, using the right tool for the … Continue reading Silverlight 5 Hosting is Here
Do you use Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or Google Plus? That seems like a rhetorical question these days, since it would be unusual if you didn’t use at least one of … Continue reading The social side of DiscountASP.NET
Well, not much in the way of “making tracks,” since the BlogWorld & New Media Expo is being held in our backyard, so to speak (we don’t even need a freeway … Continue reading Making tracks to BlogWorld & New Media Expo