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Tag Archives: Internet
When to use CDN?
Other day there was a discussion in the tech forum about when to use CDN. I shared some of my experience and later realized this could be a good read for technically oriented readers of my blog. But first What … Continue reading
NDTV: Double taxing their internet users
This is what happens when traditional media merges with new age media. NDTV streams its TV content on internet on their website www.ndtv.com of which I am a regular viewer. Surprisingly, they decided to stream their content( with the advertisement … Continue reading
Annoying Security Warning
Ever since I have been using IE8, one thing which annoys me is the dialog box below. Every single click ( almost) I get to see this and I have to click one additional button. … Continue reading
Internet connection speed
I have my internet wireless router kept 2 rooms away from my usual working location at home here in Redmond, WA. I decided to run speedtest on my internet connectivity at home and I am surprised. You are reading … Continue reading
Is facebook your gateway to internet?
In one of the product design forums, there was a discussion recently, if providing a facebook/twitter based login on a portal makes people concerned about losing their personal/private data. Technorati Tags: facebook,survey Though it seems like a valid possible reason, … Continue reading
Testing RSS to email service..
Testing if RSS to Email service from feedburner ( now part of google) is back into action. It has been acting flacky for past many days and have not sent out email updates to my readers for my recent blog … Continue reading
Overnight success
Overnight success is usually a result of persistent focussed effort over many nights. This has been beautifully captured in the heading of Chris’s latest e-book 279 days to overnight success. Its a free pdf e-book, available for download, which talks … Continue reading
History of internet
History of the Internet from PICOL on Vimeo.
