Just a guy in Vermont trying to connect all the dots...
Dan York
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Sep 19
TDYR 265 – Four Years At The Internet Society
Four years ago I joined the staff of the Internet Society and in this episode I offer some thoughts on why I'm so passionate about the work I do and what's changed over the last year... see a written version at: http://www.disruptivetelephony.com/2015/09/four-years-at-the-internet-society.html
Sep 18
TDYR 264 – Reflections on a week in Geneva/Nyon
TDYR 264 - Reflections on a week in Geneva/Nyon by Dan York
Sep 16
TDYR 263 – The Frustration of WiFi Captive Portals – And The Work We need To Fo To Fix Them
TDYR 263 - The Frustration of WiFi Captive Portals - And The Work We need To Fo To Fix Them by Dan York
Sep 11
Google Stats Now Showing Over 8% IPv6
A nice way to end a Friday afternoon… I happened to look at Google’s IPv6 statistics for the first time in a while and see that they’ve climbed up over 8%!
We’ve kind of stopped celebrating each individual percentage point because the reality is the graph just keeps on going up and to the right in the direction we want!
Still, this was a nice way to end the work week. Looking forward to celebrating a bit more when they hit 10%!
P.S. As the graph shows, IPv6 at this point is on the trajectory where it is just going to happen … if you haven’t already started figuring out what to do, please do look at our Start Here page to understand how you can get started transitioning your networks, devices and applications to make sure they’re ready!
Sep 07
Sept 8 Deadline for Comments on IANA Stewardship Transition – Have You Submitted Your Comments? (Featured Blog)
Have you submitted your comments on the IANA Stewardship Transition Proposal? Do you believe the proposal of the IANA Stewardship Transition Coordination Group (ICG) for how to transition the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) functions away from the U.S. government to the global community to be a solid proposal? Do you have points in the proposal you would like to emphasize? Do you have concerns? More...
Sep 07
#824: Is SEO really dead?
Intro: Welcome to the final episode of ‘The Hobson and Holtz Report’; a quick note about ‘For Immediate Release’ beginning on September 21;
Quick News: Hundreds of Wikipedia editors banned for secretly promoting brands, Barcelona Principles 2.0 unveiled, virtual reality update: Rebecca Minkoff VR headsets and VR’s role in B2B marketing, Spindle is a social app that encourages you to be selfish with your content; CustomScoop promo;
News That Fits: Is SEO really dead? How content marketing and SEO can work together; Dan York’s Tech Report: Skype Messaging, mobile-friendly web pages, celebrities promoting sponsored ads on Facebook, and more; listener comments from the FIR Podcast Community on Google+; the past week on the FIR Podcast Network; hotline launched to help CIPR members with ethical dilemmas; Igloo Software promo; Michael Netzley’s Asia Report: recommending economic and communication hot topics for the coming months;
Music by The Subways; and more, including farewell comments throughout the show from Kris Gallagher, Joe Thornley, Bernie Goldbach, Clarence Jones, Alex Yong, Kurt Kragh Sørensen, Rachel Miller, Dan York, Michael Netzley, and Adena Schutzberg.
Links to the content in this episode are on Delicious.
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Sep 02
Events Calendar for DNSSEC / DANE Activities Now Available
Every month on our DNSSEC Coordination calls (1st Thursday of the month) we go over the upcoming activities we know about that are related to DNSSEC and / or DANE. Now I’ve made that event information available in an events calendar on the DNSSEC Deployment site at:
https://www.dnssec-deployment.org/events/
and in a calendar view at:
https://www.dnssec-deployment.org/calendar/
Our intent is to help spread the word and connect more people to the events happening within the DNSSEC community.
IF YOU HAVE AN EVENT YOU WOULD LIKE INCLUDED, please simply email me at york@isoc.org.
Comments are welcome about the calendar and event listing. For those curious, I’m using the Ajax Event Calendar plugin for WordPress.
Sep 02
Running In The Pre-Dawn Stillness
There is something beautiful about running in the hour or so before dawn. Everything is still. Quiet. Awakening.
You see the animals coming out for their breakfast. Rabbits. Birds. Others.
The day is yet to begin.
Full of possibilities and opportunities.
Ours to discover. If we choose to do so.
There is something beautiful about running in the pre-dawn hours.
[Photos are from my run this morning at 5:45am in the Woodlawn and Greenlawn cemeteries in Keene, NH.]
