Want to learn more about IPv6 in advance of the World IPv6 Launch on June 6th? The #IPv6Questions ”tweetup” today will feature a team of experts with first-hand IPv6 installation experience, who can answer your questions about IPv6 adoption. All the specifics on this live Q&A… When: 1:00 p.m. EST, Thursday, March 1, 2012 What: 60-minute live [...]
The 3rd Generation Video Telephony value added service providers have seen the benefits of centralizing equipment as it reduces maintenance costs (everything is now managed as a whole) and increases equipment use, since equipment (such as Video IVR ports) can now be shared among 3G operators, thus lowering the overall number of required ports. Wireless [...]
We’re really excited for our friends at Shopify, who recently released an alpha version of an awesome JavaScript micro-framework called “batman.js“. You can read all about this exciting new framework, and download it (it’s open source) from the batman.js site. You can also read the release announcement on the batman.js blog. Earlier this year, Nick [...]
We’re really excited for our friends at Shopify, who recently released an alpha version of an awesome JavaScript micro-framework called “batman.js“. You can read all about this exciting new framework, and download it (it’s open source) from the batman.js site. You can also read the release announcement on the batman.js blog. Earlier this year, Nick [...]
Really excited to launch a new OpenGov project in Philadelphia – Phind It For Me. The service is built on PHLAPI and the point data sets it houses. As such, one could understand why I’d be interested in enhancing the data sets currently in PHLAPI. I’m really excited about this project – source code available [...]
Really excited to launch a new OpenGov project in Philadelphia – Phind It For Me. The service is built on PHLAPI and the point data sets it houses. As such, one could understand why I’d be interested in enhancing the data sets currently in PHLAPI. I’m really excited about this project – source code available [...]
Today (Feb 3) at 9:30am US Eastern, the Internet Society, ICANN and IANA will be making an announcement about the end of IPv4 address allocations (which I wrote an explanation about on Tuesday). They are streaming the event live at this address: http://www.nro.net/news/icann-nro-live-stream The announcement states: On Thursday, 3 February 2011, at 9:30 AM Eastern [...]
