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IPv4, the most popular and used addressing system in the internetworking, has been exhausted and organizations can no longer avail for the free block of IPv4 addresses. In order to compensate this exhaustion of IP addresses, a new addressing mechanism called IPv6 has already been in use. While IPv6 is more advanced and sophisticated than the IPv4, there are many projects going on to encourage the use of IP version 6. The world is going to celebrate the IPv6 launch day in coming June 6.
It is time to get an IPv6 address for your website or a blog, don’t worry it doesn’t hurt to have a new addressing mechanism along with the existing IPv4 no matter how popular your site is. Here is a nice infographics by the CloudFlare’s team regarding IPv4 versus IPv6, and why you should get a free IPv6 for your domain today. (Note: World is observing IPv6 launch day on coming June 6, 2012)
Glad that we are developing in broadband arena, even tho’ our connection speed is not yet satisfactory. We are happy to hear the news of launch of IP CDMA by Nepal Telecom recently. Based on user’s questions on TechSansar’s Facebook page and Twitter, we have compiled frequently asked questions (FAQs) about IP CDMA broadband service in Nepal by Nepal Telecom.
How to use bookmarklet?
Bookmarklets (bookmarks+applets) are easiest way to extract data from a webpage or share the contents of a website. Bookmarklets are generally installed in web browsers like Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari etc simply by dragging website/page/service specific bookmarklet to the bookmark toolbar or link bar (see the screenshot aside).
Squarefree.com lists more than 17 categories of bookmarklet from links, validations to log analysis and search engine optimization bookmarklets. Here, we random list 10 must have bookmarklets aimed at better web productivity both for users and developers. To install these bookmarklets simply drag the highlighted portion next to each service to your bookmark bar – all these bookmarklets are tested in Firefox 8.
Last time we wrote about getting increased storage space of Dropbox upto 16 GB for free for students and academic institution email address holders. Similarly, you can use your college, university or institution’s email address to get pro version of Connectify – Your Hotspot, Your Way. Read our article about creating your own hotspot for free using Connectify.
