And So It Begins… Comcast Starts Rolling Out IPv6 Production Network

For those of us wanting to see IPv6 deployed, yesterday brought the great news that Comcast has started rolling out its IPv6 production network to customers. Now, granted, the initial rollout was to only 100 homes in San Francisco’s East…

Awesome Video of NY Marathon – See What 47,000 Runners Looks Like!

Amazing video from the NY MTA showing the different waves of runners starting the 2011 New York City Marathon this past Sunday on the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge. Truly incredible to see what 47,000 runners looks like…

Video: Voxeo’s New 60,000 Sq. Ft. Co-Working Office Space Featured in Fox News Interview

Want to see what Voxeo’s cool new office space looks like? The 60,000 square feet that also includes "co-working" space for startups? Kudos to my former colleagues at Voxeo and to CEO Jonathan Taylor in particular for this great video…

First Update Started To “Migrating Apps to IPv6” – Any Further Feedback?

After moving through a job change and reaching a steady state with a family medical issue, I’ve finally got some cycles ahead of me to get back to something I’ve wanted to do for several months now… get an update out to this book!

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My Report into For Immediate Release Podcast #623 – Oct 31, 2011

In this week’s For Immediate Release episode #623, my report covered: The freak October New England snowstorm and the value again of social networks in crisis situations My view on the Klout kerfuffle and how Klout is violating historical integrity…

Video: Google’s Matt Cutts on "Cloaking" and Why It Is Bad

Matt Cutts at Google recently posted this useful video explaining what "cloaking" is … and why it is bad for both the user experience and also for SEO / search engine results. He also explains how cloaking is different from…

Vim is 20 Years Old Today!

Amazing to read via Ars Technica that Vim is 20 years old today! In the proverbial “vi vs emacs” religious war, I’ve always come down firmly on the side of vi/vim…. but mainly because I started using vi 25+ years ago back in the mid-1980s when vi represented a quantum leap forward from “ed” …

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Want to Learn About Deploying IPv6, DNSSEC? Attend the ION Conference in Toronto on Nov 14th

Would you like to learn about how to deploy IPv6? Would you like to hear from people who are already using IPv6 within their networks? Would you like to learn a bit about DNSSEC and how it can help you…

Oops! Google’s GMail iPhone/iPad/iOS App Pulled From AppStore

Well, Google’s iPhone/iPad/iOS app was there for a little bit in Apple’s AppStore… but now it’s been pulled down because of "a bug that broke notifications". I did download the app a few hours ago to my iPhone and iPad…

44% of SIP Implementations at SIPit 29 Supported IPv6!

Last week (Oct 24-27) was the 29th SIPit interoperability test event hosted by ETSI in Monaco. Organizer Robert Sparks has provided his usual outstanding summary of what occurred: https://www.sipit.net/SIPit29_summary The key point for me, given my new role, was right…