December 15th, 2009 
Marvin Blase You know you can access your domain with or without a www. Besides Google Flashmovies don't like that kind of double-accessibility as security-sandbox-violations will appear. E.g. a flashmovie embedded on http://beautifycode.com cannot access http://www.beautifycode.com when not directly allowed via crossdomain-policy.
To completely prevent this (and Google will thank you, too) you can easily redirect your non-www domains to the according www-domain with a .htaccess file. Simply create a new textfile on your server, name it ".htaccess" and fill it with these lines (for sure take your domain):
CODE:
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RewriteEngine On
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RewriteBase /
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RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www.beautifycode.com$ [NC]
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RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.beautifycode.com/$1 [L,R=301]
The other way around (and the original source for that way) can be found here.
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Actually, you're doing it the wrong way. You should redirect www. to non-www! Your domain is beautifycode.com, not http://www.beautifycode.com, right? It's the protocol that say "you're using a website" (http), not the subdomain (www.). :)
yea, true - but ain't that a personal view? i mean i type in the www. - domain usually. or are there any known issues why you should avoid that?
Check http://no-www.org/. But then again, you're right, do whatever you want.