[Update 21st Dec: This article is also syndicated to CircleID] News.com published a well-research article on the Chinese Domain Names by Winston Chai. This approach works fine in the English-savvy world. However, for non-English speakers, they could be faced with the unenviable task of rote-learning numerical IP addresses, which is highly improbable, or the English […]
Year: 2004
IPv6 migration problems
Last year, I blog about a problem with Microsoft IPv6 implementation? So after you installed the v6 stack on XP and unable to connect to 6bone for any reasons, you would also lost your ability to talk to any of the dual stack site, even though you can reach them via v4. This should not […]
Mobile Phones
Moto Razr SonyEricson S700 Treo 600 Blackberry After tolerating nearly 12 months of werid stares from bystanders with my Nokia N-Gage, enough is enough. So shopping around in the last two days, I shortlisted my selection to the above four. Surprisingly, Nokia wasn’t even considered – This is from a loyal Nokia user of at […]
More casino comment spams
I got more of these casino comments spam in the last 3 hours. This time the tactic is a bit different – using a bug in my Drupal for Bloggers where I forgot to check for empty captcha to get their comment spam through. Like the last time, it comes from different IP addresses and […]
Google suggest beta
Google Suggest is now in beta testing. As you type, Google will offer suggestions.. Cool stuff!
Fight Goliath
One of the common phrase we hear often in tech business is ‘Competitive Advantage’ which usually means some sort of technology/patents and/or cheaper pricing, perhaps due to new disruptive technology. Many worship the ‘disruptive technology’ story and how it would kill the market goliath eventually. But I’m convienced we’re mixing up the cause-and-effect. A goliath […]
Adopt-a-TLD programme
Thomas Roessler responded to my previous entry on ICANN wrt to TLD. Instead of being scared of possible failure, ICANN should think about how to deal with it. ICANN should be thinking about escrow solutions. ICANN should be thinking about how it can contribute to establishing a healthy and sufficiently large pool of operational registry […]
Long Distance Long Calls
In the last few days, I would use Skype to call home talk to my wife from my hotel. But what’s interesting is that we don’t hang up anymore when we done. We would leave the session on whole night while I go bath, watch tv, sleep while she will be doing her own stuff. […]
Great Weather in New York
It is a lovely day in New York – clear blue sky and sunshine. Compared to the previous two days, raining and snowing, this is god-sent! I’m going to enjoy the day outside … :-)
Peer-to-peer IP Telephony using SIP
Columbia University published a paper title Peer-to-Peer IP Telephony using SIP (by Kundan Singh & Henning Schulzrinne) with some modification to SIP architecture … Neat idea but not that useful.