Our domain at work is handled by Network Solutions (yeah yeah, I know, don’t start with me. I inherited them!) We also use netsol’s name servers for all our DNS management.
So, I have entries like:
Host
Record Type
Value
@
A
aaa.bb.cc.ddd
www
A
aaa.bb.cc.ddd
secure
A
aaa.bb.cc.ddd
demo
A
aa.bbb.ccc.dd
vpn
A
a.b.c.d
MX
aspmx.l.google.com
cal.domain.com
CNAME
ghs.google.com
mail.domain.com
CNAME
ghs.google.com
(the a.b.c.d groupings just represent various “real” IP addresses of my servers. You can see from the MX and CNAME
Continue reading Today’s Stumper – DNS
You’ve no doubt heard by now that Google launched Google Sites recently (this morning?). Gsites is the latest offering for the Google Apps family and focuses on collaboration to complement the email and documents stuff.
From the announcement email I received this evening:
Google Sites makes creating a team web site as easy as editing a document.
Continue reading Google Sites – the Hosted Wiki
The Google Talk folks have rolled out a new way to allow web site visitors chat with you. They’re calling it chatback and at first glance it seem comparable to Meebo Me but (arguably) a bit more lightweight. (I first mentioned Meebo Me in August of ‘06).
It really is not just like Meebo Me
Continue reading Google Talk Chatback
Adobe AIR 1.0 has been released. Still Windows and Mac and English only. Still no Linux. Pfooey.
Upcoming versions are expected to be available for Linux and other languages.
Wonder how long it is for “upcoming?”
Updated: You might be interested in SkyDrive Explorer for multiple file uploading.
This past week I saw quite a few tech and blog articles getting giddy about the new Windows Live SkyDrive changes –especially about the 5GB of free storage included. Sounds great doesn’t it?
A free 5GB to store stuff is pretty compelling and, as
Continue reading Live SkyDrive — Multiple File Uploading
February 29th, 2008 | 
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