On 2009-05-12, Mary Gardiner wrote:
> For a price: say ballpark AU$40 a year at most.
Thinko alert: should be per MONTH.
Hopefully that will improve the recommendations, and apologies for the
confusion.
-Mary
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Our personal websites are hosted on Dreamhost. They provide oodles of
bandwidth and storage, and have great availability, and have been
around for quite a while. (My son Jeremy admins them along with his
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Hi Mary,
What about monthly bandwidth? You mention disk space, but for most
Australian hosts bandwidth is the killer. Do you have an estimated
bandwidth requirement?
Cheers,
Paul
Mary Gardiner wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've looked through the archives but haven't found a lot of relevant stuff:
> most
bur.st used to be good, but they arent taking any more users
i have VPS with crucial but they also do web hosting.
3gig HDD, 60gig downloads 5.95/month or $59.95/year
mysql, perl, php, RoR, fp, etc etc
http://www.crucialp.com/web-hosting/
Dean
Paul Robinson wrote:
Hi Mary,
What about mont
We use bullet proof networks, but they are way out of your price range at
$190/mo startup:http://www.bulletproof.net.au
Regards,
Bernie.
Mary Gardiner wrote:
>>
>>> I'm after a web host for a work project. What I need:
>>>
>>> - 3+GB disk space (this rules out the bulk of Australian hosts)
>>>
Hi Irma,
Think about this for a second: if you can do that to other people,
can't other people do that to you?
Wouldn't it be annoying if everyone who sent you an e-mail thought
that their message was more important than others, and so decided to
make it "show up in red" in your inbox?
What if t
2009/5/7 Sridhar Dhanapalan :
> 2009/5/1 Nigel Allen :
>> Greetings
>>
>> We are looking for a calendar server for a client.
>
> Zimbra is working well for us. It is a full groupware suite, which is
> great if you want that kind of convenience/integration, but probably a
> tad extreme if you just w
Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
Hi Irma,
Think about this for a second: if you can do that to other people,
can't other people do that to you?
Wouldn't it be annoying if everyone who sent you an e-mail thought
that their message was more important than others, and so decided to
make it "show up in re
David,
That's what I thought when someone had a go at me earlier.
Turns out it's an extension.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/4455
Kind Regards
Kyle
david wrote:
PS.. and seeing that we have cha
Hi Mary,
ozhosting.com may be another option, although the disk space you're
after will push the price over your budget.
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Hi,
I'm currently writing a massive document in LaTeX, and I get about 20 of the
same warning messages that you do. In my case, it's because I include diagrams
made in Inkscape - somehow the export to PDF produces documents that pdflatex
doesn't quite like.
Regardless, it doesn't seem t
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Hi All,
I've done everything I can think of, including googling, and still can't
get sound in my Flash. They work perfectly through totem if I download
them and then play them, but the one site that matters uses flash to set
up the player then inserts
Thanks for the info Kyle
Now I'm just geting confused re the actual display types - T?n and TFT.
Some monitor specs dont mention that and Forum posts seem to dislike T/N.
Saw a nice 26 inch today - Viewsonic VA266WM - some sites say its T/F
and some dont. Some sites tink its good but CNN doesn
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