Month: November 2014
MetricsGraphics.js – D3-based library for visualizing time-series data
MetricsGraphics.js – D3-based library for visualizing time-series data.
MailWise – Email for Exchange & Hotmail
If you are one of those poor souls stuck with MS Exchange (like yours truly), here is one application you would absolutely love on your Android device – MailWise. Â This app replaces your default email client with all the same functionality, except it makes those horribly long, backward-quoted emails and disclaimerified signatures much much shorter. Â Like this:
It’s one of those things that you constantly try to learn to ignore, but which comes back to annoy you on a daily basis. Â And now, it’s solved. Â Awesome!
Domain name redemption fee
After years and years of working with domain names (buying, selling, configuring, etc), today was the first time that I needed to recover an expired domain name. Â I thought I didn’t need it, but I was wrong. Â I needed it, I needed to unlock it, and I needed to transfer it to another owner.
Not even seeing the domain in my GoDaddy account sent me directly to the knowledge base search. Â Gladly, I wasn’t the only one with this problem, so a helpful article describing how to unlock an expired domain has been created previously. Â When I tried the instructions, I found the domain alright, but I wasn’t allowed to unlock it.
Assuming that I need to renew the domain for at least a year, I tried that option. Â Now came the big surprise – the redemption fee. Â Can you guess how much it was? Â Here’s a hint:
64 EUR fee for a 9 EUR domain… WOW! Â Given that all these processes are fully automated and don’t really require any manual labor or other extensive resources, I think that’s a bit too expensive. Â About 60 EUR too much, I’d say.
Obviously, that’s not an option now.