How To Stop Domain Names Being Seized By The US Government
Ran into an article today titled: “How To Stop Domain Names Being Seized By The US Government“. I figured it was worthwhile to post it up here for everyone else to read . As the United States authorities continue with their domain name seizure policy, file-sharing, streaming and link site operators around the world are [...]
Google to end China censorship after e-mail breach
Google want’s to end censorship of its Google.cn after some hack attempts were found on the e-mails of some Chinese human activists. With the possibility of leaving operations in China due to these reasons, they do in fact go back to their “Do no evil” motto, which I find refreshing, especially after us not getting any [...]
A Day In The Internet
A very cool infographic about “A day in the internet“. Some amazing statistics I figured a bunch of people will enjoy. Just goes to show how much we might underestimate the actual reach of the internet, right? It’s amazing to know that there is still a LOT more room for internet growth! (Click image if [...]
Firefox 3.5 Now The Top Browser Worldwide – Internet Explorer 6+7 Combined Still Hold Majority By a Thread
According to StatsCounter, Firefox 3.5 has become the top-used browser worldwide. Now that might seem like its great news for website developers, but when you total up Internet Explorer 6 and Internet Explorer 7, it is still shown that Microsoft still has a majority stake in the browser business overall (hanging by a thread. if [...]
Introducing Google Public DNS: A new DNS resolver from Google
Google is introducing a new DNS resolver to try and make the web run ‘faster.’ ***Update: PCWorld Article on Google DNS and Your Privacy Validity: Google Public DNS complies with the DNS standards and gives the user the exact response his or her computer expects without performing any blocking, filtering, or redirection that may hamper [...]
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