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- Subject: Re: domain name
- From: "halimaw@example.com" <halimaw@example.com>
- Date: 26 Sep 2000 02:32:10 CST
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> That's what a throttling server is for. > http://www.acme.com/software/thttpd/ ill check it > > Nah. Who cares what the other side's connection rate is? With a modem > line > or 64KB, you're saturated after one or two connections anyway. The > number of > simultaneous users does matter, though. hehe there are no faster connections here in the phils. only cable but not in our area. :( > BTW, just because running a server behind a thin line is absurd > doesn't prevent > people from trying. perl.com (yes, CPAN's home site!) was run for > years on Tom > Christiansen's modem line. That is not what I'd call "known only to > your > friends." wow didn't know that > If all you want to do is to have your own domain name, serve web pages > and > host an FTP site, sign up with a hosting service. They are dirt cheap > these > days, especially if you're willing to live with an American server > (I'm > getting mine for $13.95 a month), and at least some of them do offer > shell > access. [1] hehe with shell can you run background process there?
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