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Andy Dingley
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Fri Apr 27, 2007 2:32 am |
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On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 19:27:40 -0400, "Chris F.A. Johnson"
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| Quote: | 1452, the first book was printed. Had they come to the end of
what books can promise?
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868CE is the first _surviving_ printed book (a copy of the Diamond
Sutra). Gutenberg just changed how they were printed, he didn't invent
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Matt Silberstein
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Fri Apr 27, 2007 3:57 am |
| Post subject: Re: Question on server machine |
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On Thu, 26 Apr 2007 12:30:56 -0500, in alt.www.webmaster , "George L.
Sexton" <gsexton@Mhsoftware.com> in
<5badnRRtVKFNfK3bnZ2dnUVZ_oLinZ2d@comcast.com> wrote:
| Quote: | On Thu, 26 Apr 2007 15:50:54 +0000, Matt Silberstein wrote:
Why a big display on a server? Why a dedicated display on a server?
Mis read the question. I thought he was looking for the machine that would
view the results. The question said "display results".
Still, buy the big monitor, say it was an oops, and then put it on your
desk  .
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Now that I can agree with. You get a budge, you use a budget!
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Jerry Stuckle
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Fri Apr 27, 2007 9:38 am |
| Post subject: Re: Hosting - again |
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Heidi wrote:
| Quote: | Jerry Stuckle wrote:
: I do see beachcomber.net has the option to purchase an InstantSSL
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: well as Thawte, etc.
Beachcomber.net has been good for me... =)
Almost at the one year mark and I do plan on renewing. =)
Heidi
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Thanks, Heidi, for the recommendation.
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Fri Apr 27, 2007 3:45 pm |
| Post subject: Re: Where can I register a .dj domain name? |
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On 16 Apr., 19:39, "colly" <colinf...@gmail.com> wrote:
| Quote: | I want to register a .dj domain - however any site I try either says
the WHOIS is not working or it just goes in loops...
Can anyone recommend a good register that will let me buy a .dj domain
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Hi colly,
why don't you try www.europa.dj ?
We will show you if the domain is available or not.
And we can help you also with expired domains, just send us an email.
All the best
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Fri Apr 27, 2007 3:47 pm |
| Post subject: Re: Where can I register a .dj domain name? |
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On 16 Apr., 19:39, "colly" <colinf...@gmail.com> wrote:
| Quote: | I want to register a .dj domain - however any site I try either says
the WHOIS is not working or it just goes in loops...
Can anyone recommend a good register that will let me buy a .dj domain
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HI colly,
why don't you try http://www.europa.dj?
We can help you in any case... for sure!
All the best
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SpaceGirl
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Fri Apr 27, 2007 4:39 pm |
| Post subject: Re: Question on server machine |
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On Apr 26, 10:23 am, "CJM" <cjmnew...@REMOVEMEyahoo.co.uk> wrote:
| Quote: | "Patrick" <psm...@marine.usf.edu> wrote in message
news:f0o3i8$4cr$1@news1.usf.edu...
So any old machine will do then?
If you have got the money you might as well use it - it probably won't be
there when you need an upgrade.
I would suggest a machine based in on of the new Xeon chips - effectively
industrial strength Core 2 Duos. 4GB+ RAM. RAID5 or some other resilient
disk configuration. Back disks or drive too.
Choose a reliable brand, and get a h/w support package included.
You shouldn't need $5k for this....
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Agreed. The Mac Pros have two of these beasts in them and they are the
fastest machines I've ever come near. And that's for desktop stuff. As
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Red E. Kilowatt
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Sat Apr 28, 2007 1:03 am |
| Post subject: Re: stupid question |
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paul@paulwatt.info <paul@paulwatt.info> wrote in message:
1177401661.559648.153640@n15g2000prd.googlegroups.com,
| Quote: | Hey Peeps,
I've been struggling to get buisness, hence I now have a day job
(which is why I'm posting from google). Any advice on getting more
buisness? At the moment I'm doing charity work,sites for
friends,registered with freelancers.net etc. I know theres no magic
solution, but any pointers in the right direction?
Cheers
Paul
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I don't have the skill, talent or the desire to hang out my shingle as a
web designer, and I learned a long time ago about the many headaches and
pitfalls of doing creative work for other people.
So I've focused on how to make money with my own web sites. My designs
are boring and very few of the sites actually conform to established
standards, but they do get traffic and they do make money. I don't want
to be an expert on web design. I just want to make some money.
When you think about it, the internet is the most fertile ground
possible for starting a successful business. All you need to do is
identify a niche market and a product or service for that market. It's
not easy to come up with really good ideas, but I think it's a lot
easier than trying to make money in a market that's already totally
saturated like web design.
I got in on the ground floor with desktop publishing and made very good
money at it for a few years. I wasn't a skilled designer but I had
mastered the technology. Once it became accessible to everyone, no one
put much value on it any more. Sure, some high-end designers were still
making good money but that left me to either work for peanuts or get
out. So I moved on.
No offense intended Paul, but after looking at your portfolio two things
come to mind; you are much more knowledgeable and talented than me, but
you also have a long way to go before I'd think of you as a very
talented designer. And at this point, the work you are likely to get and
the clients you will likely have to deal with mean that you have a very
tough row to hoe while you continue to improve yourself.
If you have your heart set on having a web design business then by all
means carry on and if you work hard enough at it I'm sure you will make
out very well. I'm just saying that perhaps you should also be thinking
about how you can earn some money from some sites of your own.
I hope I got my point across without sounding like a complete dick. :-)
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Sat Apr 28, 2007 7:19 am |
| Post subject: Re: Annoying technology! |
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Thanks to everyone who provided such excellent answers.
I'll be armed with this information for my client, and be sure to
mention to him that I can to these conclusions "after discussions with
my collegues". :-D
Thanks again!
C
On Apr 26, 5:18 am, "CJM" <cjmnew...@REMOVEMEyahoo.co.uk> wrote:
| Quote: | "David J. Hennessy" <d...@maidix.com> wrote in messagenews:FTRXh.8536$oo5.5157@trndny06...
Three words: "Invisible to Google."
If I want to get a particular feature struck off the list, this is the angle
I use. Sometimes even when it's not true.
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