OpenNIC Feeling small? Try .micro October 13, 2008 by Tim Groeneveld | Leave a Comment Ever tried to register a domain name, and realise, there is nothing that identifies something small? I mean, sure, there is .com for commercial enterprises, and there is .net for big network (companies) and even .org for national/international organisations, but what about if you want to do something… small? Well, your good friend is now […] Read more » .micro dns OpenNIC
Random Thoughts Usefull DNS advice August 14, 2008 by Tim Groeneveld | Leave a Comment <Deepa> Hosting DNS content on a dynamic IP is like trying to have a baby with a dog. Even IF you succeed it’ll still be a freak (Deepa on #opennic, irc.freenode.net) Read more » advice dns ip
Random Thoughts How much it costs to run a .tld July 29, 2008 / July 29, 2008 by Tim Groeneveld | 1 Comment on How much it costs to run a .tld If we were to run a proper top level domain (eg, a .au or a .nz), I would need seven or eight computers located around the world. The proof is in the root. dig au NS @4.2.2.2 | grep ^au. | wc -l The command above returns “8“, which means that the Australian top level […] Read more » BIND dns IANA icann maths OpenNIC rants
OpenNIC “dot ing” or “.ing” … it’s still the best TLD! July 27, 2008 by Tim Groeneveld | Leave a Comment Call it what you want, but I stiill think that .ing (or dotING as I have named it) is one of the best top level domains that is around at the moment. All you need to take advantage of dotING is to be a user of OpenNIC. OpenNIC is a community effort to create an […] Read more » dns OpenNIC TLD