What is my IP?
August 9, 2011
An IP address is a unique number which identifies a machine on a network.
On the Internet IP addresses are allocated in blocks to ISPs in each country by regional registries, making it possible to identify which country an IP address originated in.
Often, if you are connected to the Internet behind a router, you share an online IP address with everyone else on your local area network (LAN).
Sometimes you need to know your external IP address and using something like ipconfig will only return your LAN IP address (something like 192.168.0.1).
Posted in Development, Internet | Tagged api, ip address, php, regex, what is my ip | Leave a commentPageRank Viewer Launch
August 3, 2011
Back in 2007, we were developing code for our domain lookup service.
One of the features we wanted was to display the Google PageRank of a domain right there in the lookup along side the whois details.
At the time we didn’t know how to pull this information and there was very limited details on it, so some research was required which resulted in a PageRank PHP script.
Over time, the resulting “pagerank.php” script became very popular and was developed further by fixing bugs and making it easier to use.
Now we wanted to show off our work in the form of a demo, so we launched a website…
Posted in Development, Internet | Tagged google, pagerank, php | 1 CommentPresenting Coinb.in
July 27, 2011
Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer cryto currency and we’ve been working on a free service for bitcoin users to help with accepting payments.
Coinb.in is what is known as a “Bitcoin eWallet Service” with an easily accessible API aimed at web developers, to allow the acceptance of bitcoins and to process the payments automatically and anonymously from our network via an unbranded interface, at no fee, without having to run a bitcoin client.
Coinb.in works by providing your customer with a unique wallet address, which is linked to your account. The coinb.in service then checks the Bitcoin p2p network at regular intervals. Once the payment has been confirmed, you will receive a notification by email and the transaction data will be sent to a script of your choice, which can then be used to process the order and populate your database.
Posted in Development, Internet, Software | Leave a commentDomain Slamming
July 21, 2011
Ever received one of those domain renewal notices from companies such as “Domain Registry of America” or “Domain Renewal Group” claiming that your domain is about to expire and you need to renew with them?
We’ve had them too, a lot of people have and this has been going on for a very long time.
Why has nobody done anything about this?
Posted in Business, Internet | Leave a commenteggtcl project
July 19, 2011I’m pleased to announce that the eggdrop TCL scripts from the HM2K code repository will become part of the eggtcl project.
The eggtcl project is a repository of approved TCL scripts for eggdrop that allow you to easily update them as new versions are released.
Posted in Development | Leave a comment ← Older posts Newer posts →The plan is to maintain a library collection of good quality eggdrop tcl scripts to ensure the longevity of this project and the eggdrop project.