Bart Burkhardt // Continuous thoughts, strength and energy, that all combined is what you will see here
What's wrong with these girls to let him go?
You know, you are working and get an email popup about your Youtube subscriptions, so I get distracted from what I was doing, or needed to be doing, so I start watching all those video's. Then an hour and half later, there were two video's that I really liked, so in order not to feel that I lost all that time I decided to blog about the video's that I liked and here they are. The first video is from AtheneWins, I really like his style. You might need to see his other video's as well because there's a lot more fun stuff going on and if you loo closer you will see something that I think I'm seeing. You get what I'm getting? The other video is fun because of the surprise effect, and it's really well done, pure entertainment, thank you.
, Today (moments ago)I'm also in the process of launching a URL shortening service. I really would like to use GAE and I'm really am shocked to see that GAE does not support naked domains! How can a company like Google just ignore the fact that loads of startups want short URL's to be used in Twitter messages. It's just totally insane!! A bunch of people must be sleeping, really. Everyone knows that redirecting from your own provider is not an option, and again it's really bizar to see Google mentioning this as an option, shame on you Google. The strange thing is that there are already some url shortening services that run on GAE, like http://ur.ly Read about this great opensource project here: http://adamstiles.com/2008/07/urly-dang-short-urls-powered-by-google-app-engine/ Please also read this great article: No nudity please, we’re Google (or why you shouldn’t mix naked domains and www on Google App Engine) http://aralbalkan.com/1425/comment-page-1#comment-258336 Then there's http://urlborg.com another short url service on GAE All these services probably just added a couple of A-records that point to servers that service ghs.google.com I could do that do, but as this is not officially supported I find it a bit scary. Also because ghs.google.com are servers that are load balanced and so, so adding a couple of ip addresses is not what I had in mind to put my short url service in the App Engine cloud. SO PLEASE GOOGLE, YOU'RE MY FRIEND FOR SO MANY YEARS, WHAT'S GOING ON ? ? ? HELP !!!!!