Hi all,
Some updates first, this holiday break I will be migrating the
confluence page to be our home page and finish moving any old content
over to the new system.
This means that we need to keep our content on the confluence page up-
to-date which currently isn't the case as we don't have a
Hi all, I wanted to share some good news! Google from Tempe will be
coming down to speak at our January meeting most likely (90% positive
at this point), if they don't make it down in January they will be
coming early next year. They will be doing a tech session, but I
don't know on what ye
On 12/19/06 10:59, "Warner Onstine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Also, our domain registration is coming up this march as well so if
> we can do another donation pool for this that would be great.
What would be a fair amount, who do we make the check to and where do we
send it (or is it PayPay...
Hi Steven,
We have normally done the donation drive at the meeting, I'm
researching registrar's now for a cheaper solution (maybe godaddy?),
it currently costs 15/year from directnic where I have my other
domains. The reason why I like them is their interface for managing
the domains is re
GoDady is cheap and very very easy.
Good UI
On Dec 19, 2006, at 3:33 PM, Warner Onstine wrote:
Hi Steven,
We have normally done the donation drive at the meeting, I'm
researching registrar's now for a cheaper solution (maybe
godaddy?), it currently costs 15/year from directnic where I have
If you're happy with the management interface, its probably not worth the
trouble (and potential downtime) of changing registrars.
About the cheapest you'll find them is ~$7 per year, IMO. So all the trouble
to move, with possible inter-registrar screwups that
happen occasionally, to save $8 per
I'll pitch in for the domain fees, but I won't be in town for the next
two meetings. Paypal or tell me where to send a check.
On 12/19/06, Warner Onstine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
Some updates first, this holiday break I will be migrating the
confluence page to be our home page and fin
