Spider Hunter

In the most interesting Google and cloaking related story I’ve found lately, as you might notice from the lack of blogging, it seems that the New York Times is using cloaking technology on their web sites. I’m not sure who actually broke this story, but Danny Sullivan from search engine watch is quoted as saying […]

I’ve done this one before, so this is more of an update. Often times the ethics of cloaking are brought up in conversations about cloaking. The bottom line is that cloaking is a tool and like any other tool the real issue is how you use that tool. If you are using cloaking to display […]

Yesterday I spent some time getting the framework for the RSL site up and running. It’s done well enough to call it a Web site, but it is really still in a BETA state. In any case the real conversations that I will be having about the development will be over there from now on. […]

I got the website up and running at www.realtimespiderlist.com It’s a silly little site at this point hat just barely describes what I want to do with the site. I got the DNS server powered by DBJ DNS (TinyDns) working and now it is down to the real work. I need to write the code for the […]

Yesterday I registered the domain name www.realtimespiderlist.com, then spent some time working on a dedicated server to do the DNS lookups for the RSL. I’m hoping to have something in a BETA form before the weekend, but we’ll see how the rest of my week goes first All in all it looks like this […]