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Archive of posts filed under the Application, Web, and Media Development category.

Mobile web vs mobile app – taking Jakob Nielsen’s Feb 13, 2012 Alertbox article into account

From the most recent Alertbox by Jakob Nielsen – Mobile Sites vs. Apps: The Coming Strategy Shift (February 13, 2012): A last benefit of a mobile-site strategy is better integration with the full web. It’s much easier for others to link to a site than to integrate with a 3rd-party application. In the long run, [...]

Is Go Daddy violating ICANN rules with 60-day lock? Probably not, but it ain’t nice

I’m not alone and apparently many are trying to figure out whether or not Go Daddy is violating ICANN’s policy (see links below). According to ICANN they are not in violation, yet ICANN seems to be tweaking their policies to get at this issue. I think that since it requires so much interpretation and review, and [...]

Use caution when transferring from Go Daddy to avoid a 60 day lock

I try to be happy and positive when online and not add to the trolls and negative content that seems so prevalent. If you’ve ready any comments on a news site, you know what I’m talking about. But I am so pissed off that I gotta vent. If you need to know one thing in [...]

Transferred away from Go Daddy

I just completed transferring my hosting provider from Go Daddy to DreamHost. The domains are in transition, Go Daddy doesn’t make it easy, but soon they too will be transferred to Hover.com. The hardest part was doing the domain transfer. Even though my account information in Go Daddy was up to date, as well as [...]

A tweet down memory lane–an experiment in recording personal history

I posted mid-week on “Railroad Crossing,” my history, nostalgia, and trains blog, about my plans to apply social media in order to record some of my personal experiences and introduce others to history and railroading in Fremont. I plan on using my @rrx_clk Twitter feed to live tweet as I “go home for the last [...]