The ones on the left of that photo are what I'm looking for.
The ones on the left of that photo are what I'm looking for.
Yup those baby poo beige yellow things... good job I have two sets
eh... you'll just have to let me know where to send them....
Are you sure with you only having two sets?
Are you sure with you only having two sets?
I have nothing to use them in. I pulled them out ooooh near 30 years
ago, they've been hiding in the bits box ever since. On a II with
SCSI it was generally safer to pull them all out and use an external terminator. So you could rearrange your chain anyway you wanted.
I've eyeballed your email too, I expect to get them out the door
monday at this stage.
You know back in the day we had a special hate for Amiga's :) They
were obviously a lot newer and far more capable than your Apple II,
they were competition for things like SCSI drives. And if you had a
mac you guys wanted to run off with the 68k series processors and accelerators. Chuckle.
To top it off we had evangelism.. Apple II Forever... :)
Out of interest what did you need to do to register your domain name? Or does being hammy come with DNS? :)
Forking out the $$ to register it! One the pluss side I don't pay
Forking out the $$ to register it! One the pluss side I don't
pay
Where did you register, when I poke about Aus I only seem to find, netregistry and www.domainregistration.com.au Both of whom seem to
be more interested in flogging a hosted site not just a name, and
seem to be hiddeously expensive.
Forking out the $$ to register it! One the pluss side I don't payWhere did you register, when I poke about Aus I only seem to find,
Just to jump in, despite never having so much as been to Australia, I've
had a good experience with NameCheap (namecheap.com).
Just to jump in, despite never having so much as been to Australia, IThat a long jump or a high jump? :)
trolling through the usual sources. Only businesses wanting to flog hosting which at this point I'm not looking at.
Ugh, yeah. Constant upselling was one of the main reasons why I detested GoDaddy back when I used it. Like, "I would like to buy a product through you" should not be met with, "...would you like to click through multiple pages of additional offers before buying it? Well, you _will_!"
money somehow. One addition I do buy these d
But NameCheap is solid, or at least has been for me.
Just to jump in, despite never having so much as been to
That a long jump or a high jump? :)
What kind do you do in a bouncy castle?
money somehow. One addition I do buy these d
I guess mystic does still chop long lines off. Just more than 79
chars...
On Thu Jul 30 05:06:00 2020, Al wrote to apam <=-
Hello apam,
money somehow. One addition I do buy these d
I guess mystic does still chop long lines off. Just more than 79 chars...
I haven't seen that in recent versions of Mystic. I wonder if it could have been caused by something else?
I haven't seen that in recent versions of Mystic. I wonder if it
could have been caused by something else?
Have you uploaded a QWK file with a message with a long paragraph on
one line?
I even checked the REP file to make sure, it was definitley mystic
that chopped it off.
Yup. All the people I know that register/manage large amonts of domains
do it with NameCheap.
Neat! I don't know all that many people who have quite the domain habit
I do (including domains for my parents and occasionally friends), but I also like the ease at which I've been able to edit various DNS aspects.
money somehow. One addition I do buy these d
I guess mystic does still chop long lines off. Just more than 79 chars...
Ugh, yeah. Constant upselling was one of the main reasons why I detesteYeah, but don't they all do that? I use crazydomains and everytime I
Yeah, but don't they all do that? I use crazydomains and everytime I register a domain you have to click through all the shit they want you to buy. I just want a domain for my vps... eh I guess they got to make money somehow. One addition I do buy these d
Thanks for the effort, I've been finding a dearth of useful
information trolling through the usual sources. Only businesses
wanting to flog hosting which at this point I'm not looking at.
Yeah, but don't they all do that? I use crazydomains and everytime
I register a domain you have to click through all the shit they
want you to buy. I just want a domain for my vps... eh I guess they
got to make money somehow. One addition I do buy these d
Adept wrote to apam <=-
Namecheap doesn't. I just went there, started typing random letters,
added a .com, added it to cart, went to the cart, saw that it had a
couple of sliders -- one for premium DNS or something, and one a free privacy thing.
They're pretty low-key. I had 2 domains registered with them, but DNS
elsewhere (including realitycheckbbs.org) and was able to move DNS to
namecheap and replicate the entries easily.
The rest of my domains land on Dreamhost and they have their own DNS.
you should have seen my email come in using the business address.
Adept wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
But I've been slowly moving away from Dreamhost after they stopped
hosting e-mail. So, hosting e-mail (with MxRoute) required setting
various DNS records, and it was easy enough to do it on NameCheap.
And eventually I'll get my web stuff off of Dreamhost (currently in
favor of vultr.com, where I run my BBS through), as I've enjoyed having root access, even if I'm never quite convinced that I'll do security correctly.
I must be grandfathered in. They host a handful of domain's email,
but there is the "toss everything over to G suite" option.
I got them to honor their new user pricing for me, so I'm locked in
I'm using nginx at work a lot, and find it a lot simpler than Apache.
Or, at least more intuitive to me.
Forking out the $$ to register it! One the pluss side I don't pay
Where did you register, when I poke about Aus I only seem to find, netregistry and www.domainregistration.com.au Both of whom seem to be more interested in flogging a hosted site not just a name, and seem to
be hiddeously expensive.
Can you not use any registrar, why limit to aus? Use namesilo.com
or godaddy.com and you can get a .com for around $10 a year.
you should have seen my email come in using the business
address.
Hey there, sure did. I need to perform a seance to the big man and confirm which way the go... I'm leaning towards refuge.xxx <-- no
pron intended, but the houseofrefuge.xxx is probably more likely,
even though its a much bigger mouthful.
#-) Those are short domain names. I've got a clients domain that's 20 characters long. #0(
On 08-01-20 16:17, Immortal wrote to Spectre <=-
Can you not use any registrar, why limit to aus? Use namesilo.com or godaddy.com and you can get a .com for around $10 a year.
On 08-02-20 12:29, Spectre wrote to Immortal <=-
Can you not use any registrar, why limit to aus? Use namesilo.com
or godaddy.com and you can get a .com for around $10 a year.
Well you're right, I could use any registrar.... but there is some parochial action at work. There's got to be something localish that
can manage the same. I never hear good things about godaddy, but I've never actually had to deal with them. In fact I've only ever used
dynamic myself, and this is really for someone else, so local... is
better I feel for their purposes.
I've had no problems with godaddy for domains, but their web hosting
#-) Those are short domain names. I've got a clients domain
that's 20 characters long. #0(
It does seem easier to find short domains when off the beaten path
for the TLD.
would've had to register it back in 1995.
On the negative side, I've had _serious_ issues with attempting to
send e-mail from a .rocks domain that just didn't happen with a
.com domain, because there's a variety of e-mail filters that tag
those TLDs as being way more likely to be spam.
Though I suppose it's one of those things where my perception ofYou need to think of a easy to use word, or one of the requirements here
its crowdedness is entirely dependent on my ability to get the
domain I was looking for.
Spammers and scammers jump on new .tld rather quickly thinking that the filter wont stop the spam.
On 08-04-20 08:53, Spectre wrote to Vk3jed <=-
I've had no problems with godaddy for domains, but their web hosting
Ahhh ok, all I really need is the domain, and host the www, mail at our end...
Spammers and scammers jump on new .tld rather quickly thinking
that the filters wont stop the spam.
I assume that the filter people jump on new TLDs and assume that
they're sending spam, too.
But, yeah, spammers ruin a lot of things.
That said, it seems like I'm getting significantly less spam than I
used to.
Maybe that's just my perception, but it seems to be less of a
problem. Though I guess people also just don't used e-mail all that
much at this point, either.
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