^^^ David Ulevitch EveryDNS.Net The world's largest free DNS provider. I started it over six years ago and still run it. Last time I checked we had about 100,000 users around the world. OpenDNS A startup in San Francisco that makes the Internet a safer and faster neighborhood. I work with an amazing team of passionate technologists working on some really great stuff. California Community Colocation Project A non-profit that I helped start with my collaborator David Weekly. We provide free, unencumbered Internet services to non-commercial entities (currently numbering around 140). Update 2/2007: After years and years of great service we have shut it down. Check out Cernio instead. Washington University in St. Louis I went to college here. I was an Anthropology major. College was good to me and I was good to my college. I have some skills in the operations, infrastructure and networking fields. I have helped respond to large-scale distributed denial of service attacks. I know some things about Debian Linux, BGP, OpenBSD, Anycast, MySQL, Apache and all the little tools, knobs and buttons that go along with them. Places where you will find me:ZeitgeistMolotovs, The Slanted Door, Cafe du Nord and lots of other places in San Francisco. Things you should know about me: - I prefer a phone call instead of an email. (Except for EveryDNS related questions!) - I like smart people who are open-minded and goal-oriented. - I don't have a "blog" because unless you're Natalie Portman playing Anne Frank no one cares about your diary. Update: Oops, now I do have a blog, just not here. Not that anyone cares. ;) "San Francisco is a city of misfits. And maybe thats why it's so easy to fit in here. If it feels weird, we loved having you. If it feels right, welcome home." --Irina [ I couldn't have said it any better. --dau ] Send email to david [at] ulevitch [dot] com My cell phone is at 415.287.7721 Woot. $Id: index.html,v 1.10 2007/10/03 14:23:08 davidu Exp davidu $