29 days after the inclusion of the new domain in Netcraft's most visited web sites, my site made a jump of more than 700k positions, hitting position 111506. I'm very happy with these results and hope that I'll reach the old result of top 30k with the old domain name in less than 6 months 
The RiskRating is at "green" status, too!
As I previously announced, I purchased a brand new domain for my stuff.
The blog is changing during the months, becoming more than a blog but less than a site.
That's because I decided to buy the domain BD-things.net, because this site contains all of my things, files, thoughts, projects, publications.
The old address daniel.graziotin.net now redirects permanently here and every link should have been updated/rewritten. Please contact me if you encounter problems.
I also took BD-blog.net which points here, too, but I won't renew it the next year.
Some things are different now, but you won't notice it 
I obviously lost my decent position at Netcraft's Most Visited Web Sites rank list, but I don't care. It will be funny to advance with the new domain and reach a even better position!
I hope there will be a new beginning and a brand new life with BD-things!
BD-blog is currently at position 32755 in Netcraft Most visited web sites ranking. This means that I earned about 20k positions in just one month! This is thanks to the link of my review of GOS published on Distrowatch!
BD-blog site ranking, top 30000
I'm very happy with these results but now I want to begin a new race with a brand new domain name! I'm tired of bd-things.net, event if it brought me such great results and knowledge around the Net.
I will announce the new domain name very soon.
According to Netcraft, BD-blog recently broke the wall of top 50k in the most visited web sites. And finally, the RiskRating of the url reached score 0 (I don't know why, but it had a minimum RiskRating for almost two years).
Anyway, here is the screenshot of the site rank:
I'm so happy about it! 
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Cnet ha da poco postato un articolo che denuncia da parte dell'High Technology Crime Investigation Association l'uso dei browser alternativi (come il grande FireFox, o il veloce Opera) come impedimento per le indagini investigative. La stessa Cnet prende a mio avviso un po' in giro Exploder, scrivendo:
Internet Explorer hides nothing from police and other investigators who examine PCs to discover which sites the user has visited,[...]
Investigators know the location of the IE browser cache, cookie files and history, and they know how to read those files
Insomma, Exploder é un browser lento, non supporta bene XHTML, si inventa tag suoi e non supera nessun test CSS. Neppure la futura versione 7 non é in grado di superare l'acid test.
In veritá nessun browser la supera del tutto, ma se FireFox arriva a rappresentare almeno il 90% dell'immagine creata, Explorer 6 rappresenta solo i colori della faccina che se vede creare, andando a disegnare sullo schermo un bel quadro impressionista di forma quadrangolare. Explorer 7 fa la stessa cosa, e questo significa che questi (3? 4?) anni di sviluppo sono serviti alla m$ solo per agiungere il tabbed browsing...
... E non fa nulla per garantirci un po' di privacy ... La sicurezza in piú dei browser alternativi sta semplicemente nella diversa organizzazione dei file, i loro nomi e la loro localizzazione.
Grazie al cielo esistono alternative..
Cosa devo ancora scrivere per farvi passare tutti a FireFox? Ah si, le sue estensioni per aumentare la privacy! http://extensionroom.mozdev.org/list.php/Firefox/privacy e https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/showlist.php?application=firefox&category=Privacy%20and%20Security