Recently DNSSEC advocate Rick Lamb made available publicly a site he’s maintained for some time offering statistics about what top level domains (TLDs) are signed with DNSSEC. The interesting aspect is that his scripts list the TLDs in reverse chronological order and so right now you can easily see when the “new generic TLDs” (newgTLDs) Read more…
Jan 05
TDYR #060 – Facebook, Twitter And Google+ Are NOT The Open Internet!
Recently Mitch Joel at TwistImage talked about why the content created by many companies is not being seen on Facebook, Twitter and other social networks:
http://www.twistimage.com/blog/archives/almost-no-one-is-seeing-your-content/
In this episode I e…
Jan 04
Weekend Project: Find Out If Your Domain Name Registrar Supports DNSSEC – And Request It If They Don’t
Looking for a quick weekend project that could help make the Internet more secure? Find out if the registrar you use for your domain name(s) supports DNSSEC – and if not, file a bug report or feature request asking them when they will support DNSSEC. We have some information about some of the registrars that support Read more…
Jan 04
TDYR #059 – Serendipity, Discovery And The Role Of Big-Box Book Stores
A trip today to a “big box” bookstore reminded me of the power of bookstores to help us discover authors and books… and overwhelmed me a bit in the process…
Jan 03
TDYR #058 – How Do iPhone GPS Running Apps Work On A Treadmill?
TDYR #058 – How Do iPhone GPS Running Apps Work On A Treadmill? by Dan York
Jan 03
Whitepaper: Balancing IP Address Distribution and Decentralization
Have you ever wondered about how IP addresses get distributed to Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and other network operators to give out to you in your home or office? Regardless of whether for IPv6 or legacy IPv4 addresses, would you like to know more about how that process actually works? In April 2013, some of our Read more…
Jan 02
Cancer – The Scourge That Keeps On Taking
Today the terrible beast that is cancer once again rears its ugly head in our life. My sister-in-law begins her chemotherapy today at our local cancer center – and our thoughts are certainly with her and her family as they begin this unwelcome process. My wife’s brother, Scott, has rather eloquently written his thoughts online in his own unique style: The Bad News; It’s Cancer. For me, I just remember the tedious and endless monotony of chemo – and then, of course, all of the effects on my wife… some of which she still suffers from two years after ending…
Jan 02
TDYR #057 – Cancer, The Scourge That Keeps On Taking
Today was a hard day as a family member began her course of chemotherapy… in this episode I mostly voice my frustration with this beast that has affected so many lives.
A written version: http://danyork.com/2014/01/cancer-the-scourge-that-keeps-on-ta…
Jan 02
Video: Cisco’s Hangout on “Enabling IPv6 In Your Network”
It’s the second day of 2014. Are you at work looking to get started with deploying IPv6 in your network? Or are you at home on holiday break and looking for something educational to watch online? Was deploying IPv6 one of your New Year’s Resolutions? If so, you might be interested in watching this Google+ Read more…
Jan 01
TDYR #056 – My Four Words For 2014
As has been my practice since 2010, my first blog post of the year was about certain words that I intend to be areas of focus in my personal life… the full post can be found here:
http://danyork.com/2014/01/my-four-words-for-2014.html
