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Re: Where have all the bidders gone?
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lugnet.market.theory
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Mon, 31 May 1999 03:13:09 GMT
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Mike Stanley wrote:
> dkrenz <dkrenz@mc.net> wrote:
> >
> > Ok, this should explain why I need a "dummy" book.....I searched for "perl" and
> > only looked at the "top results", I didn't scroll down the page looking for the
> > specific book I wanted. (I guess that's what happens when I spend the day
> > scouring for Lego. I went to that TRU that had the silver buckets for $7.97,
> > but decided against them. I have quite a bit of bulk bricks sitting around that
> > didn't sell during my last sale.)
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> I wish I could find them around here still, although to be fair I
> probably bought more than my share when they were in stock.
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> > I did read the reviews on "Learning Perl second edition", talk about totally
> > opposite opinions!
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> Didn't read those, but since I already have the book, I might as well.
> :)
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> > A few months ago we asked everysoft if the program would work on our site that
> > we get free from our ISP, they said it should, if..... ( I don't remember the
> > if part!)
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> Well, the main thing would be if your ISP gave you the ability to run
> custom CGI stuff, which, in my experience, is fairly rare for just a
> standard "free website with your dial-up acct" type ISP.
I came across a website http://www.hypermart.net/ while reading the everyauction
support board. Someone suggested it as a "free site" that would be able to run the
program. It's free as long as you agree to display the advertisers banners(fine with
me)
If you didn't want to display the banners I think it was an annual charge of $89.
Here's a few features "HyperMart provides you with lots of space: 10 megabytes, to
be exact. We also offer CGI access from anywhere on your account, with access to
Perl 4 and 5.
You get unlimited Web site traffic, auto-responders, mail forwarding, access to
the latest FrontPage extensions...and much more."
I never made it to the book store today. As much as I want to sit down and get this
figured out NOW, I've got 3 little guys running around keeping me from
concentrating on anything for longer that 10 min at a time. I'm going to try to let
determination win out over exhaustion on learing this.
Julie
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> > I think I'll head to the book stores tomorrow to see if any of them carry it.
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> Amazon.com has it for $17.99, $12 off cover price. Don't know about
> the bookstores where you live, but the best price I could get on that
> locally would probably be $20.99 + tax, and that's if I asked my
> friend who gets 30% off at Barnes & Noble to get it for me. I order
> all of my computer books online, normally through Bookpool, but in
> this case Amazon has the book for less.
>
> I've got EveryAuction installed on my box at home now. Will work on
> getting some of the add-ons installed over the next few days, then I
> might ask people to help me test it out. If I can get it working I'll
> let other people post their stuff on it as long as the bandwidth
> situation works out.
>
> --
> Lego Shop at Home: 800-835-4386 (USA) / 800-267-5346 (Canada)
> www.lugnet.com/news/ - A great new resource for LEGO fans worldwide
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| (...) Well, I checked this out, and it's legit. In fact, I have EveryAuction up and running with more functionality on Hypermart now than on my own Linux box. For the time being, and probably for the indefinite future, I'm going to keep doing my own (...) (25 years ago, 2-Jun-99, to lugnet.market.theory)
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| (...) I wish I could find them around here still, although to be fair I probably bought more than my share when they were in stock. (...) Didn't read those, but since I already have the book, I might as well. :) (...) Well, the main thing would be (...) (25 years ago, 30-May-99, to lugnet.market.theory)
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