Paul Lussier, Thu, Mar 21, 2002 at 03:39:56PM -0500: > > You forgot one important thing: > > Affordable, high speed, always-on internet access. > > I could easily afford to register my own domain, but without xDSL or > cable modem access to the net, what good is it? A dial-up connection > just isn't a feasible means of running a domain. Can it be done? > Absolutely. Is it worth the trouble? No, not really. Especially if > the only reason is to gain POP3 e-mail access. >
You could always get an account on a shared server and point your domain at that server. I find that having an always-on machine that I can log into somewhere has many advantages. g
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