I have heard of websites paying huge data costs and I have never understood it at all. While $33 a month isn't quite what I'm talking about a host such as say GoDaddy charges...
$4.99/mo for 300GB Transfer $6.99/mo for 1,500GB Transfer $14.99/mo for Unlimited Transfer (and unlimited space) On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 9:13 AM, Jed Rothwell <jedrothw...@gmail.com> wrote: > Chris Zell wrote: > > Umm..... where might these alternative sites be, that offer papers on >> transmutation? I think reading them might be an enriching experience. >> > > That was a paper by Roberto Monti. He has attended several cold fusion > conferences. He does Medieval lead-to-gold style transmutation. Gene Mallove > dabbled in it. > > You can find his work on the Internet in various places by searching for > his name. > > I think it is far enough removed from cold fusion that it should be > considered off-topic. That's what I told him, and he agreed. I have no > problem with him coming to conferences, and if he had a paper in an ICCF > proceedings and asked me to upload it, I would. Of course I would include it > if I upload the entire proceedings, as I hope to do with the next ICCF, and > maybe ICCF14. Any paper the editors accept is fine with me. > > ICCF editors usually accept any and all papers. > > As Abd ul-Rahman Lomax, we now have some papers by Vysotskii. He published > them in recent ICCF proceedings and then sent me an earlier one, so why not? > > Also as noted in my old message thoughtfully uploaded by Swartz, I used to > limit the number of papers because bandwidth was expensive. I think the cost > has fallen by about a factor of 10 or more since 2002. It used to cost me a > lot of money to distribute these papers when we went over quota. The quota > has been raised to 50 GB per month . . . but we are up to 36 GB (72%) this > month! Some of these new large files such as the NSF/EPRI proceedings are > eating up bandwidth. > > It now costs me $33 per month from Jumpline. That's probably a little high. > > - Jed > >
