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
Jan 01
My Four Words For 2014
As has been my custom now for the past few years, I like to start my writing off in a new year with a post about a few "words" that I intend to use as guides for the year. They aren’t "resolutions" as much as they are areas of my personal life in which I aspire to be active this year. In previous years (2013, 2012, 2011, 2010) I’ve chosen three words, following a meme started by Chris Brogan many years ago. This year, I found myself struggling to reduce four words down to three… and finally said "Hey, wait…
Jan 01
Your New Year’s Resolution for 2014 – Does It Include IPv6, DNSSEC or BGP Security?
Happy New Year! Welcome to 2014! We’re VERY excited for this next year and look forward to bringing you another year of the best in real-world deployment information to help you make your networks better, faster, more complete and more secure! We’ll be continually adding more resources about IPv6, DNSSEC and routing security – and we may Read more…
Dec 31
Revisiting My 3 Words For 2013 – How Did I Do?
As 2013 draws to an end, I thought it might be appropriate to reflect quickly upon how I did with my "three words" for 2013. EXECUTION I wrote in part: this year I want to execute on some of the plans I have had for some time. There are some things I have been thinking about, talking about and even writing about for several years… but have yet to actually start. Not so much in my professional/work life, as I have been all about executing plans there, but rather in my personal life with some of my various side projects….
Dec 30
Deloitte’s Tech Trends 2013: IPv6 (and this time we mean it)
As we close out 2013, we’d be remiss if we didn’t point out that we were very pleased to see that IPv6 was included the “Tech Trends 2013″ report issued by the giant global consulting organization Deloitte earlier this year. In their report section “IPv6 (and this time we mean it)“, they talk about how Read more…
Dec 30
FIR #736 – 12/30/13 – For Immediate Release
FIR Presents Higher Education joins the network; LinkedConversations episode 4 is up; FIR on Technology coming soon; our 10th year; Quick News: how the weather affects social media engagement, all about LinkedIn Endorsements, McDonald’s axes employee s…
Dec 27
Free Ebook: IPv6 for IPv4 Experts (in English and Russian)
Looking for some reading over the holiday break? Want to learn more about IPv6 and how you can be a part of the ongoing transition of the Internet? If so, Yar Tikhiy has written a free ebook, “IPv6 for IPv4 Experts” that is available from: https://sites.google.com/site/yartikhiy/home/ipv6book The book is available in English in two forms Read more…
Dec 26
TDYR #055 – On Remembering Those Who Are Struggling At This Time Of Year
TDYR #055 – On Remembering Those Who Are Struggling At This Time Of Year by Dan York
Dec 23
Follow Deploy360 On SoundCloud To Hear Our Audio Updates And Event Recordings
Are you following Deploy360 on SoundCloud? We’re posting there occasional audio updates about our activities as well as the audio recordings from our ION conferences and other events we attend. You can find our profile there at: http://soundcloud.com/deploy360/ Our SoundCloud account is enable for podcasting and so there is also an RSS feed to which Read more…
Dec 23
Dell: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love IPv6
Dell gets my vote for best IPv6-related blog post title in a while with “How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love IPv6“. And yes, I know it’s a play on Dr. Strangelove and yes, I also realize that the post is ultimately an ad for Dell’s SonicWALL routers (which, I also admit, I didn’t Read more…
