TDYR #164 – Name Problems – And The Challenges Of Designing Web Forms For Global Names

How do you best design web forms for the many different kinds of “personal names” that are used all over the world? In this episode I talk about a personal example of mine and also about this page at the W3C’s website and a recent discussion on Hacker…

New IPv6 Case Studies Out… But None From Application Developers!

As part of my job at the Internet Society Deploy360 Programme, we recently published a whole new batch of IPv6 case studies during the 2nd “Launchiversary” of World IPv6 Launch. However, if you scan down that list of case studies you’ll see one interesting omission: There are NO case studies from application developers! None. Zilch. […]

Now Available – A Trend Chart Tracking DNSSEC Validation Globally (Featured Blog)

How can we track the amount of DNSSEC validation happening globally? Is there a way we can see the trend over time to (we hope!) see validation rise? At the recent excellent DNSSEC Workshop at ICANN 50 in London Geoff Huston let me know that his APNIC …

Now Available – A Trend Chart Tracking DNSSEC Validation Globally (Featured Blog)

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TDYR #163 – SoundCloud Removes Record Capability From Its Mobile Apps

SoundCloud removed the ability to record tracks from its iPhone and Android apps with its new 3.0 release, instead pointing audio creators to third party apps instead. In this episode I discuss my thoughts on that change. Links discussed include:
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Finally! A DNSSEC Validation Trend Chart – Up And To The Right!

Finally!  What I’ve always wanted for tracking the growth of DNSSEC validation by DNS resolvers is some kind of “trend chart” along the lines of Google’s IPv6 Statistics page that could show the growth in DNSSEC validation.  At the recent ICANN DNSSEC Workshop in London Geoff Huston of APNIC provided to us that exact kind Read more…

FIR #763 – 7/7/14 – For Immediate Release

Is the future of the workforce part-time?, the rise of the professional social network, negative content costs money, language challenges in communication, robots writing press releases, e-voting ends in Norway, brokers can tweet, Getty offers royalty-…

TDYR #162 – On Living In A Place Where Fireworks Are Legal

TDYR #162 – On Living In A Place Where Fireworks Are Legal by Dan York

TDYR #161 – I Love A Big Thunderstorm!

TDYR #161 – I Love A Big Thunderstorm! by Dan York

Report on ICANN50 DNSSEC Workshop: CloudFlare, HSMs, OTR Demos and more…

We had an outstanding DNSSEC Workshop last Wednesday, June 25 ,2014, at ICANN 50 in London.  This was the “big” session of the DNSSEC activities at ICANN 50 and had a big turnout!  I counted around 120 people in the room at one point, many of whom stayed for most of the day, and we seemed Read more…