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000webhost.com - free web hosting provider
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web.unbc.ca/~gpotter
Network Effects | ?suss out suspect device
Network Effects ?suss out suspect device? Home DIYRadio Moving 2011 August' Leave a comment by Grant Image via schemacoma @ Flickr After a few years of hosting Wordpress at my university servers I have moved NetworkEffects to a new home off-campus and transfered my domain. New digs now found at http://networkeffects.ca and will be retiring http://web.unbc.ca/~gpotter at the end of the month. from ? Work The Immediate Aspect of Radio 2011 June' Leave a comment tags: radio
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scripts.mit.edu/~birge/blog
Ye Olde Jonathan Birge
Ye Olde Jonathan BirgeIts days are numbered... Best articles Things to do on Earth Things to do in Boston New location By Jonathan On April', 2011 · Given my departure from MIT, and the inevitable day when birge@mit.edu ceases to be treated with any respect by MIT?s servers, I?ve moved this site to new environs: www.jonbirge.net Everything on this will be archived there, though links to old posts here should continue to work for a while. Continue Reading ? Don?t
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david-reid.com/cynic
Cynic?s Soapbox | Just a few ramblings on life
Cynic?s Soapbox Just a few ramblings on life Skip to content Home ? Older posts Virtual Mail Aliases Posted on Wednesday, 13th April 2011 by david When setting up my current servers email system, I managed to get almost everything working via SQL tables that allowed me to use a web interface for the day to day administration. It also allowed users to control most aspects of their accounts, resulting in very low administrative load. The one thing that I never quite managed to get
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thepizzy.net/blog
ThePizzy.net/Blog
ThePizzy.bet/Blog takes a more technical look at the behind-the-scenes operation of the community website, the-spot.net, and the social network, The-Spot.Network. The blog discusses examples of code in the web programs, descriptions and discussions about the servers used, the software explanations for the services that are created, and various other technical ideas and projects that anyone looking for a mildly technical blog can be interested in