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Thoughts on technology, marketing, strategy, and more.

  • Tim Berners Lee

Sir Tim Looking Forward, not Back as Web turns 20

March 13th, 2009|

Sir Tim made it clear fairly early in his talk that he did not want to spend too much time looking back. He mentioned that one of the risks of a celebration of this sort - a 20 year anniversary or birthday - is that of focusing on what was already done and seeing it as simply the past. He rejected that idea and said that he expects "even more boat rocking" to come, especially as we "get all the data on the Web." He predicted that there will be "new waves of things we've never imagined" and insisted that there is a lot to do.

ARIN WHOIS POC Validation

March 9th, 2009|

The new and improved ARIN policy proposal '2008-7' is now titled "Identify Invalid WHOIS POC's" and should make its appearance back on the ppml in time for discussion at ARIN XXIII.

  • RMv6TF

2009 Rocky Mountain IPv6 Summit

March 2nd, 2009|

The 2009 Rocky Mountain IPv6 Summit is a FREE two day affair put on by the Rocky Mountain IPv6 Task Force (RMv6TF) to help increase IPv6 awareness, knowledge and skills among Colorado and Rocky Mountain area organizations (and individuals). See you there!

Vint Cerf – The Ride Isn’t Over Yet

February 27th, 2009|

Internet pioneer Dr. Vint Cerf expressed his optimism for the Internet's future at the official opening of the Internet Society's new Geneva office. More than just optimism though, I was left with a feeling that he was perhaps issuing a subtle call to arms for the Internet pioneers of today.

  • IPv6 Internet

How Much IPv6 is There?

February 22nd, 2009|

While there may be over an octillion times more individual IPv6 addresses than there are IPv4 addresses; in terms of actually usability, IPv6 is somewhere in the range of 16 million to 17 billion times larger than IPv4. Much larger, yes; infinite, no.

Lifting US Airways A320

February 19th, 2009|

These photos were taken by the crane operator lifting the Airbus out of the Hudson River.

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