technology
I saw a post a few weeks ago on Planet OpenID describing the difficulty a tech savvy user had trying to login to an OpenID-enabled site using a Yahoo!-provided OpenID. In the problem described in iwoman's post, a tech savvy user gets confused by the fact that
technology
The launch of Pay4Bugs was unique not only because it is one of the first real products launched from day one with dual stack IPv4/IPv6 access, but also because Pay4Bugs, along with its sister IPv6-enabled OpenID provider, 87id, is the first site to make possible OpenID sign on using
technology
Aaron Toponce over at Planet Ubuntu has an excellent article with graphics that really puts the vast size of the IPv6 address space in perspective in relationship to the almost used up IPv4 address space in perspective. I would just add that 64bits of the 128bit IPv6 address space do
economics
{% blockquote New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/07/business/economy/07jobs.html?pagewanted=2 Continuing Job Losses May Signal Broad Economic Shift %} "But history also shows that when fear [from the financial crisis] lifts, the economy returns not to normalcy but to wherever it was when
design
This post is the third in a series about radical technology choices in Pay4Bugs. In the first post in this series, I listened among our radical technology decisions the decision to launch our new Pay4Bugs Software Testing Marketplace without any support for Internet Explorer 6. In the interests of full
technology
This post is the second in a series about radical technology choices in Pay4Bugs. In my previous post, I discussed our decision to make several radical technology choices in designing the new Pay4Bugs software testing service. In this article, I will discuss the decision to launch Pay4Bugs with IPv6 enabled
technology
Designing Pay4Bugs, our new global software testing marketplace, provided us with much more flexibility in our technology choices when compared with designing our company's namesake product Attigo Virtual Language Immersion. Attigo's target market is the education market. Schools and educators, understandability, tend to be relatively conservative
blog
Awesome web-based tool that helps to generate ruby regex! http://www.rubular.com/
business
Congratulations to Friends at ClutchWave LLC for launching PricePlow.com, soon to be the leader in shopping for supplements. Whatever you're looking for, be it protein, vitamins, weightloss products, fatty acids or amino acids, Priceplow will help you find the flavor you want at the best price.
technology
Amazon Web Service's new Content Data Network, Cloudfront was launched two days ago. Previously Cachefly had been the premier choice for Small and Medium size businesses looking for a content data network to speed up downloads for the users. I was mainly interested in download speed in the
technology
I spent quite a long time googling for a way of re-creating symmetric cone nat in house without buying Cisco hardware. Hopefully someone else will find this useful. This was done on Ubuntu 8.04 beta. eth1 = public ip eth0 = lan ip echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/
technology
Hongli Lai asks why some think Rails deployment is difficult. First, a disclaimer. I am not a Ruby on Rails expert. I have only used Rails for one small production project. I found both Ruby and Rails quite easy to pick up coming from a J2EE background. What can be