Blogging since 1996
According to a soon-to-be-deleted Archive.org cache my jeffmcneill.com site has been around from at least 2001. Blogging somewhat regularly has been going on since 2006. What does that mean? Who knows. Ok, it is a bit much to say blogging since 1996. After all these pages look more like early Yahoo! than blogger, which I [...]
Domain Name Registrars, DNS Services, Application Hosting Providers – The Best
This post first appeared at SEO Chiangmai, the Search Engine Optimization, Internet Marketing and Ecommerce blog on Wednesday, August 26th, 2009. Simplicity is a wonderful thing. For the domain name game and hosting services, there are two kinds of simplicity A single, monolithic simplicity – aka “all-in-one” A set of modular simplicities – aka “best-of-breed” [...]
Domain registrar migration from godaddy.com to 101domain.com
Slowdown The continuing slowdown in godaddy.com website services has now reached a virtual standstill. I am a long-time customer and have used their services long before any of the superbowl commercials and other advertising nonsense. Their services simply worked well and were reasonably priced — the core value of the offering and why they were [...]
What the ICANN TLD decision means (not much)
The ICANN board recently (June 26) decided to allow for new top-level domains, such as .nyc and .perfume. This is I believe a welcome (and long overdue) decision. When people have to deal with the country of Tuvalu or their outsourced agents to secure .tv domains, you know a system is broken. What will this [...]
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