Backpatting, Wiki-style
As the three regular readers of my blog may know, I’ve been a Wikipedia-addict for the past two years. This is, perhaps not so coincidentally how long the series Lost has been on the air. Since last year, I’ve been [...]
Domain Transfer Round 2: GoDaddy’s uppercut
Those of you who follow my every scintillating online exploit may recall that I recently had a bout with so-called “World’s No. 1 ICANN-accredited domain name registrar” GoDaddy.com. Seems like Go Daddy is particularly keen about holding onto its slim [...]
Apple wins computer wars. News at 11.
Today Apple announced a small but massively important beta application called “Boot Camp” — a masterstroke which may just explode the userbase for Apple’s computers. The software lets new Intel-based Macs (AKA “MacIntel”) install Windows. Let me repeat that: Mac [...]
Domain registrars beg not to transfer
So I own a bunch of domain names. We’re talking about random domains purchased at the tail-end of the dot-com bubble, when everyone thought that getting a Dot-Com was like buying a piece of virtual real estate. Thus was the [...]
On Blogging and Jewiness
My most brilliant blog friend, Esther, of MyUrbanKvetch.com, recently sent around a query for a new article about how blogging connects to one’s Jewishness. Asketh she: How does your involvement in Jewish blogging (as a blog writer, reader or commenter) [...]