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Domain Squatter to Google: My Domains for a Job
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advertolog at Monday ~ November 11, 2007
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Creative minds write not a normal application, they will ensure that you will be attentive to them! That’s the first line of an open letter posted on adwordsgoogle.de, docsgoogle.de and six other domain names. The sites’ owner and letter’s author, German IT guy Sebastian Klein, wants to give his domains to Google in exchange for a job. What’s better than desperate pleas? Desperate pleas in hilariously broken English! We can only hope Klein is using some bad translation engine to create the English version of his letter. He might have done well to hire a proofreader. or 
Domain Squatter Wants To Give His Domains To Google In Exchange For A Job
Time for a Godaddy Redesign?
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advertolog at Monday ~ October 10, 2007
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Godaddy.com needs a redesign, some say. My personal pet peeve in my navigations through Godaddy is the feeling that I may have stumbled into another type of site, that is a niche of ill repute other than web hosting. Attractive women posing with “no thanks” at the bottom of page in small print. I’ll stop here. Anyway, if you have used Godaddy domain registration service or hosting products, you may have noticed the difficulty in to the final destination in checkout process. I’ve noticed some problems too. Here’s a pretty detailed criticism of GoDaddy’s 16-step checkout process which may be “brainless marketing at its finest.” A great article on the sheer stupidity of the GoDaddy checkout process. They truly are the 16 gates of hell. The author asks, “Why would a company do this to its customers?” What is your impression of the current Godaddy.com site design? | 
Dot-Com Monitor Tool
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advertolog at Tuesday ~ October 10, 2007
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Test a Website’s Availability & Performance Around the World with this Free Tool
I was just catching up on my reading at and found this for monitoring website availability. The next time your host tells you your Web site is up when you know its down use this free tool that tests the performance and availability of your site from 11 locations around the world. You may even be able to use it to get a refund from your host!
GoogDaddy?
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advertolog at Wednesday ~ September 09, 2007
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Will Google Buy GoDaddy? There has been a bit of buzz about the possiblity of accredited registrar, Google (oh and search engine giant too), buying Godaddy. Could this be possible? Looks Like Google might be lining up to Buy GoDaddy Inc the worlds largest domain registrar, a move that some speculate might help Google remove spam from search engine results. GoDaddy has applied for several patents in the past months. GoDaddy may be trying to attract Google as a buyer.
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Set up a Web Server Cluster in 5 Easy Steps
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advertolog at Monday ~ August 08, 2007
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There is a lot of talk about server clustering these days. Not that I understand this or that it is actually easy for us all, but I thought this tutorial from the folks at IBM was interesting. It shows the thinking that goes into constructing an Apache Web server cluster that spans multiple physical or virtual Linux servers in 5 easy steps with Linux Virtual Server and Heartbeat v2. or check discussion on 
Web Host Reviews Number of Searches
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advertolog at Wednesday ~ July 07, 2007
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I was surpised to see that Google has indexed nearly 200 million documents with the keyword phrase: web host reviews. Seems like a lot to me.
Choosing A Web Hosting Company, What To Look At?
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advertolog at Monday ~ June 06, 2007
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Been here before, but here are a few important items to look for in a host from GreatResponder.com. Web hosting is a major part in the success of your online business. By choosing the right web hosting company for your web site, your success will be one step nearer. After finishing the first stage of preparing your web site online which is designing the your website in a way that knock out all the competition, the second step in creating your online presence is to decide on the way of choosing the best web hosting company that will fit your needs. This decision needs many different factors that can make your final decision a success. We will summarize here the most important factors that effect your decision and you must look for when choosing a web hosting company. or at
Oldest Domain Names
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advertolog at Wednesday ~ June 06, 2007
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The 100 Oldest Currently Registered .COM Domains The list appears a bit dated (ha, ha, ha), but it is rather interesting to see who jumped on the web early. I was surprised to see domains this old. It won’t be long and we’ll have the attention of antique collectors. |
Hostigg - Digg for Web Hosting
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advertolog at Tuesday ~ June 06, 2007
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Now why didn’t I think of this? Maybe I did. There’s a Digg like site for every niche these days. Why not web hosting? I haven’t fully checked this out this Digg-Link web host rating site, , but it looks interesting. Like - but hosting!
World?s The Longest Domain Name
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advertolog at Thursday ~ May 05, 2007
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Have you ever wondered what the world’s longest domain name is? How long can a domain be? It’s limited. It seems that a domain can be no longer than 63 characters minus the top level domain suffix. Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogochuchaf.org.uk thelongestlistofthelongeststuffatthelongestdomainnameatlonglast.com Since the limit is on what precedes to top level domain name, breaking the tie is a matter of who has the longest TLD. In this case it’s .org.uk. Congratulations! Someone also attempted to create the :
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