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iamlost: Asp.net (Web Site Programming) - June 25, 2008

QUOTE(lee.n3o)Oh man thats going to open up a can of wormsThe big geeky ones like PHP, the skinny wriggly ones with fangs like ASP.NET Personally, I use PHP and other free open source applications. The biggest reason initially was the free - having to pay for upgradeslicences when there was a viable - cheap - alternative seemed foolish. I am NOT saying that Lee is foolish. I was speaking about myself, who am often a fool. If you will be taking ASP.NET in uni by all means learn it now - nice...
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EGOL: I Am Completely Puzzled (Google) - June 25, 2008

A few quick comments....Rankings change in Google frequently. If you are logged into a google service you might be getting personalized search ranks, if you are logged out or on an other browser window you might get normal google results (which vary depending upon data center and over time).Pages not being indexed.... are your links to them spiderable do you have a puny number of backlinks are they duplicate content either on your own site or from another site
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lee.n3o: Asp.net (Web Site Programming) - June 25, 2008

Oh man thats going to open up a can of worms ... lolI just prefer .NET to php as I found it easier to learn with all the new videos and documentation thats come out, also you can use the new Visual Web Developer 2008 which is just amazing.I also knew a bit of ASP VBScript so it was a natural progression, but another great thing about .NET is you can make something for you website and with minimal changes you can use it as a desktop application.Nowadays it just comes down to preference really....
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iamlost: Hosting - Large Bandwidth Demands (Site Planning and Preparation) - June 25, 2008

An typing input error for byte growth being unlikely I hypothesise either: a quantum computing data loss anomoly due to spontaneous blackhole creation.Might I suggest, Lyle, that you immediately correct this problem before the earth is engulfed a bacterial based information storage system suffering severe data loss due to massive die-off events.Might I suggest that you bill eKstreme Bio-Solutions for neglecting to feed his beasties
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FP_Guy: I Am Completely Puzzled (Google) - June 25, 2008

It may be that Google is testing out a new algorithm. I&39;ve noticed that whenever Google does that there is a shifting of rankings. One day it will be at 1 then the next day at 15. If it goes back to 1 again in the next few days then I know that they are testing out a new algorithm.Keep tabs on your position to see if they are exact position changes. You can go to www.googlerankings.com to check your position of a keyword phrase up to one thousand.
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eKstreme: Hosting - Large Bandwidth Demands (Site Planning and Preparation) - June 25, 2008

QUOTE(Lyle &064; Jun 25 2008, 04&58;28 PM) snapback271376snapbackmy bandwidth started out at 3Gb per month, and is now up nearer 6Gb per month, going up 40Gb per week.
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Lyle: Hosting - Large Bandwidth Demands (Site Planning and Preparation) - June 25, 2008

I&39;m using Dreamhost, and have been doing for about a year.So far they&39;ve been pretty impressive - at the time they offered 2 years hosting of unlimited domainssubdomainsdatabases for &036;99, with a storage and bandwidth cap that expands weekly, regardless of whether it&39;s being fully used or not.If I&39;ve had queries, they&39;ve come back pretty much straight away, and given the right answers in a way that&39;s understandable.I&39;d also second the recommendation for 34sp, but as...
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eKstreme: Hosting - Large Bandwidth Demands (Site Planning and Preparation) - June 25, 2008

Steer clear of Joyent and Mosso. I was with 34sp a few years ago. They had excellent tech support and their hosting was top-notch but they were expensive. I&39;m currently testing out Slicehost and it seems to be good.
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Fire-EnigmaX: Asp.net (Web Site Programming) - June 25, 2008

Thanks Guys, I will have a read and see what I can learn.I am not even sure why to use ASP.NET over PHP but I need to learn for uni shortly anyway so thought it better to get a start before. What are the advantages over PHP for you guysThanks again.
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EGOL: Hosting - Large Bandwidth Demands (Site Planning and Preparation) - June 25, 2008

I have a dedicated and several shared accounts at pair.com. Great service, reliable, very satisfied.
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