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Published to Computermans Website Design Help
Know you need a website, but have no idea where to start? This step-by-step guide will painlessly walk you through the process. Register a Domain Name Domain Name: A meaningful, easy-to-remember "handle" for addressing computers and information on the Internet. Domain names typically end with a suffix that... Read Full Story
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Published to Website Building
Know you need a website, but have no idea where to start? This step-by-step guide will painlessly walk you through the process. Register a Domain Name Domain Name: A meaningful, easy-to-remember "handle" for addressing computers and information on the Internet. Domain names... Read Full Story
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Published to The Best Web Hosting
Can I super-size you? After all, you want the best deal. More is always better, right? Well, more is not always more. Overselling has become a huge problem in the Web hosting industry where offers of hundreds of GB of disk space for under $10 abound! How is this possible when the average shared server hosts 200 customers? If a hosting company were offering 300 GB of disk space, to accommodate all the customers' disk space allowances, the server would need to have a 60,000 GB hard drive. That... Read Full Story
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Published to Stamp Out SPAM
How many hours a day do you spend sifting through your email trying to separate the legitimate from the spam? Wouldn't you like to send a cyber torpedo to the spammer — give them a taste of their own nonsense? Alas, that is not an option. The volume of unsolicited email being sent increases everyday. The reason: spamming remains economically viable. The spammer has no operating costs beyond the management of their mailing lists, and it is difficult to hold senders accountable. Until there... Read Full Story
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Published to Domain Names
Can you really register a domain for $1.99? Reading the fine print reminds me of those fast-talking voice actors reading the disclaimers on the pharmaceutical commercials: "$1.99* Domain Names, Transfers and Renewals! with each and every new, non-domain product you buy. Products must be new to the customer (not currently owned) to qualify. One 1 yr $1.99* .com, .us, .mobi**, .biz, .info, .name, .net, or .org domain per each qualifying product; new, transfer or renewal. Recurring... Read Full Story
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Published to Web Hosting
Can I super-size you? After all, you want the best deal. More is always better, right? Well, more is not always more. Overselling has become a huge problem in the Web hosting industry where offers of hundreds of GB of disk space for under $10 abound! How is this possible when the average shared server hosts 200 customers? If a hosting company were offering 300 GB of disk space, to accommodate all the customers' disk space allowances, the server would need to have a 60,000 GB hard drive. That... Read Full Story
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Published to Domains
Can you really register a domain for $1.99? Reading the fine print reminds me of those fast-talking voice actors reading the disclaimers on the pharmaceutical commercials: "$1.99* Domain Names, Transfers and Renewals! with each and every new, non-domain product you buy. Products must be new to the customer (not currently owned) to qualify. One 1 yr $1.99* .com, .us, .mobi**, .biz, .info, .name, .net, or .org domain per each qualifying product; new, transfer or renewal. Recurring billing... Read Full Story
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Published to Spam
How many hours a day do you spend sifting through your email trying to separate the legitimate from the spam? Wouldn't you like to send a cyber torpedo to the spammer — give them a taste of their own nonsense? Alas, that is not an option. The volume of unsolicited email being sent increases everyday. The reason: spamming remains economically viable. The spammer has no operating costs beyond the management of their mailing lists, and it is difficult to hold senders accountable. Until there... Read Full Story
