There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.
- Phil Karlton
Behind the Dot magazine – 2017 .au survey
We’re proud to present edition 13 of Behind the Dot magazine. This issue, AusRegistry presents its annual .au survey, exploring Australian…
Behind the Dot magazine examines Australian start ups
Welcome to Behind the Dot’s 12th edition. This quarter, we’ve delved into the subject of doing business online in Australia,…
6 Steps to Start Ranking New Website on Search Results?
Google is a search engine that follows links. For Google to know about your site, it has to find it by following a link from another site. When Google cames around to crawl any other site after we put the link there, it can discover the existence of my other, new site. And Google indexes it.
Stunted Potential ~ The Problem of Liquidity
Before blockchain can become the foundation upon which the world conducts its financial transactions, we must address a fundamental issue…
What is Blockchain After All? Less than a Decade?
Problems of fragmentation and liquidity currently plague cryptocurrency markets. In the Age of Blockchain, Crypto Has a Major Problem.
WiseStamp ~ The email signature for your business
After having to reset more than 20 domain email signatures (Get your emails here) for more than 20 email accounts and after moving these 20 domain email accounts around 20 different servers ..
Change The Code And Start Again ~ This Is Not Over
World reels from massive cyber-attack that hit nearly 100 countries. What an excellent series of unfortunate events. But at the same time - 'Accidental hero' halts ransomware attack and warns ..
Behind the Dot magazine investigates cyber security
Today I’m pleased to launch the eleventh edition of Behind the Dot. Never before has the issue of cybersecurity been so…
SSL now enabled on all Doubleyoutoo.com.au Plans for the sake of a more secure 2017
Recently, there has been an unprecedented, stringent rush towards a more secure, SSL-protected online environment initiated by authorities like Google.…