Year-end Reflections
This post was originally published on the NTEN Blog on December 24th, 2015. As years go, 2015 was a significant.
This post was originally published on the NTEN Blog on December 24th, 2015. As years go, 2015 was a significant.
Regular blog readers know that landing my job at Legal Services Corporation, the single largest funder of civil legal aid to.
This post was originally published on the LSC Technology Blog in January of 2014. LSC is Legal Services Corporation, my employer..
This post was originally published on the LSC Technology Blog in January of 2014. LSC is Legal Services Corporation, my employer..
Image: Vince Lamb At least, if everything you know about it is everything that I knew about it before last.
This article was originally posted on the Idealware Blog in September of 2011. For the past decade, the bulk of unlawful.
This article was first published on the Idealware Blog in March of 2011. NPTech maven Deborah Elizabeth Finn started a.
This article was originally published on the Idealware Blog in December of 2010. Like many of my NPTECH peers, I.
This is a memorial post for Krazy.com, a domain that I registered in February of 1995, back when Network Solutions was the only domain registrar and the annual registration fee was $0. I had recently closed my computer bulletin board system, which was called the Coconino County BBS, after the home of George Herriman's classic comic character, Krazy Kat. In it's place, I put up a web site that grew to be the most complete and best known source of information on the now somewhat obscure, but dearly loved early 20th century newspaper strip about a Kat, named Krazy, who loved a Mouse, named Ignatz.
Last week, we talked about domain registrar services and what to look for. In today's followup, we'll focus on how to transfer a domain and the accompanying security concerns, then talk a bit about registrars vis a vis hosting services.
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