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Re: One last BrickShelf suggestion...
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lugnet.general, lugnet.publish
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Date:
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Tue, 17 Dec 2002 07:38:04 GMT
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I have all of my Lego content at http://www.vfaq.org, which is hosted by
DixieSys. I pay a whopping $4/mo for my space/BW. I managed to get in on a
2-for-1 sale, so I have 6Gigs/mo for that $4. Registering vfaq.org cost me less
than $20.
You can easily create a domain and have some decent BW for less than $80 for the
entire year with a little research.
Frank Filz wrote:
> Ross Crawford wrote:
> >
> > In lugnet.general, Tim Courtney writes:
> > > I wonder how much bandwidth would be freed up if BrickShelf
> > > prevented off-site linking?
> >
> > Well, I for one would abandon BS if this happened, unless links from LUGNET
> > pages were allowed (and I'd probably remove my LUGNET pages too, as they'd
> > be even more boring without the BS pics).
>
> I think I'd have to agree. I really do wonder how to host pictures. I
> tried on my personal web site, but it just isn't practical. One time I
> posted someone else's pictures, but had to take them down after a few
> days because my personal web site was in danger of using up it's monthly
> bandwidth allotment. Perhaps I should just suck up and pay a higher
> hosting fee.
>
> It does burn me up though that I have to go to all this effort to share
> a few pictures, meanwhile I'm sure far more bandwidth is used by
> spammers e-mailing me, or commercial web sites which use gratuitous
> pictures etc.
>
> I'm starting to feel like the internet is going to die a slow death as
> it gets taken over by pointless advertising, drowning out all the real
> sharing of information and even drowning out online trade (I mean it's
> like pulling teeth to buy anything on the web - partly because the
> companies put so much gorp on their sites).
>
> Frank
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Tom Stangl
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