I noticed it a while back, but a tweet from Dave Navarro inspired me to spread the word even more. iPhone Autocorrect knows how to spell Motörhead, with the umlaut on the second “o”.
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Moving domain name away from Go Daddy.
Previously on the 37prime, the internet and real life:
- Go Daddy supports SOPA.
- “Move Your Domain Day”, boycott against Go Daddy.
- Go Daddy says it no longer supports for SOPA.
- People don’t believe that Go Daddy truly dropped its support for SOPA.
- Go Daddy insists that it does not support PIPA.
Are Go Daddy’s intensions pure or just damage control?
Well, I have been wanting to move the only domain I have away from Go Daddy for a long time. I registered the domain name through Google Apps and at that time Go Daddy was the only option given. Go Daddy is one of two Google’s domain registration partners, the other one is eNom.com
So I went to Hover.com to transfer the domain name. Hover opposes SOPA, as the blog says.
Tutorial on moving your domain from Go Daddy to Hover.
Disclaimer:
This post is not a commercial endorsement of Hover.com.
This lump of coal is for Samsung.
It is Christmas and Samsung found a lump of coal in the stocking. That’s for not providing Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade for its Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab.
From The Verge:
Samsung has just distributed the worst news of this Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade cycle: the popular Galaxy S smartphone that sold 10 million units last year and the 7-inch Galaxy Tab tablet won’t be upgraded to Android 4.0.
Everyone points out that Samsung Galaxy S is basically the same with Nexus S which is getting Ice Cream Sandwich. So what is Samsung’s real excuse? Maybe Samsung wants the consumer to buy new Samsung phone every 6 months.
For that Samsung does deserve the lump of coal.
This lump of coal is for Go Daddy.
As reported before, Go Daddy says that they no longer supports SOPA. Reddit user benbread doubts that Go Daddy truly drops SOPA support. Now another hammer drops on Go Daddy’s real stance on SOPA.
From Reddit: Go Daddy has NOT withdrawn its official congressional support for SOPA as linked in Hacker News.
Go Daddy’s statement on no longer supporting SOPA is a damage control. A PR move to convince their customer from leaving. At this point based on what people had found, Go Daddy still supports SOPA just not publicly.
On the other hand, there is still this Protect IP Act we all have to worry about.
Go Daddy, you might find lump of coals in your stocking tonight.
Stopping the bleeding.
Previously on the Internet and real world:
- Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) bill was introduced.
- SOPA is proved to be unpopular.
- GoDaddy supports SOPA, faces boycott.
- Reddit user(s) boycott Go Daddy.
- Cheezburger’s Ben Huh supports the movement to boycott Go Daddy.
- Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales is moving Wikipedia domain names away from Go Daddy.
- The boycott continues.
- Go Daddy say that they no longer supports SOPA.
- Reddit user benbread doubts that Go Daddy truly drops SOPA support.
Go Daddy’s announcement of dropping support SOPA is clearly a move to stop the bleeding. There will still be a lot of people moving their services away from Go Daddy. I apparently have one domain name for Google App registered through Go Daddy, not by choice. So who should I move it to?
LogMeIn releases free LogMeIn app for iOS and adds features to Ignition.
LogMeIn releases a free LogMeIn app for iOS to accompany LogMeIn service. This means now you can use the free LogMeIn App in conjunction with LogMeIn Free service. LogMeIn also offers in-App-purchase for LogMeIn Pro for $40. In addition to that, LogMeIn adds features to Ignition including Cloud Bank and HD Remote Control.
Pricing for Ignition changes from $29.99 to $99.99.
Noted and added to the calendar.
UPDATE:
Magic Lantern Xmas Edition firmware is available here. It is available for 60D, 50D, 600D (T3i), 550D (T2i) and 500D (T1i).
Team Magic Lantern is bringing HDR video recording on select Canon DSLRs. This Magic Lantern firmware will be available for Canon 550D (T2i), 600D (T3i), and 60D DSLRs starting 2011-12-22 at 22:12 GMT. For my fellow Pacific Timers, that’s 1412 hours or 02:12 PM. Magic Lantern firmware can be downloaded here.
I have a Canon EOS 60D that I can install the firmware on.
