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  1. @shortword Ah. :) The Blacknight.com World Domination Tour it is then.
  2. @shortword Sounds more like an invasion than a tour. :)
  3. Being amazed at how people break simple things like DNS host names. Building a dns: hoster: IP map.
  4. Finished sitemaps for 9,391,224 stats pages on www.hosterstats.com and now for the 236M domain name history pages. #domainers #webhosting
  5. @EvertB Morning/evening.
  6. @IncrediBILL They are the web scrapers of Twitter. If only there was a way to Deepsix them as on a webserver.
  7. I can see why Yahoo lost the search engine wars to Google. Google accepts sitemaps and acts on them. Yahoo doesn't bother. As for Bing...
  8. @datacenter Looks like Microsoft may have some competition with this new OS.
  9. Submitting sitemaps to Google for the domain hosting stats history of 2.9 million web hosters on www.hosterstats.com #webhosting #domainers
  10. @ann_donnelly If you can send them a direct message, perhaps?
  11. Domain Stats of Global Top 100 Hosters Posted on www.hosterstats.com #domains #webhosting #domainers
  12. Seems that .asia sTLD may be moving out of its Junk Dump phase. Domain deletions down. http://bit.ly/aY030
  13. @DomainingCom Domainer.org seems to be a parked domain.
  14. @joshrowe The market is turning into a ccTLD/.com one - taken on a country basis, the gTLDs are third and fourth choice registrations.
  15. @DaveMalby Isn't there a fomula for that as they follow the British Postoffice Code?
  16. Updating the ccTLD Stats on www.hosterstats.com/DomainN...
  17. @bartosiewicz .asia isn't doing too well and .eu has lost doms in the last few months. The ccTLDs will be the real growth areas.
  18. @abetson That's the knowledge based industry paradox - a KBI needs a decent infrastructure, edu system and techie population to draw upon.
  19. @jeebers Not using it on a laptop but on a dev box here. Very impressed with it. (Other work boxes are XP/Linux).
  20. @abetson Yep. Ironic given the original focus of WIT.