Paul--
I googled on you and discovered that you teach at Champlain College. And it
sounds like the class is in the morning. You could just come right down here
after it--straight down Maple, left on Pine to Lakeside, right on Lakeside till
you can't go any farther, left on the street there
Warner White warnercwh...@yahoo.com writes:
Maybe I need to buy an old machine at Recycle North--except that my Centro
has only a cradle connection. Is there an adapter to change usb to serial? If
so I could put that on the cradle
connector.
There do exist USB serial/RS232 ports, yes.
--
All:
Thank you for your excellent suggestions, and thoughts about local
hosting companies. The main reason I wanted a local company was to
keep the money local as that is part of the Vermont ethic. That
being said, it is very clearly an economy of scale problem.
Virtualization goes a
Hi:
I was going to stay off this thread as I know of no local datacenter providers;
but after taking a
peek at www.slicehost.com I'm curious why it makes top choice?
Virtualized hosting has been around for some time. I can understand the appeal
of not having to manage
all the resources
A challenger appears...
http://www.dyndns.com/services/springserver/
Dynamic Network Services is based in New Hampshire. Might be as local
as you can get. :]
~k
On Mon, 2009-03-23 at 15:23 -0400, jonathan d p ferguson wrote:
All:
Thank you for your excellent suggestions, and thoughts
If you are considering hosting your own, there's a handful of
quasi-public facilities in the state. Some providers may sell space on
a per-U basis for the smaller customers, especially if you are
looking for a slim platform.
We (TelJet) is not offering any hosted or managed services (we're
Dear David,
On Mon, 23 Mar 2009, David Storandt wrote:
We (TelJet) is not offering any hosted or managed services (we're
construction and IP guys), but looking for shops who want to host
services in Vermont and do business using our 100% VT owned and
operated network and facilities.
http://www.dyndns.com/services/springserver/
Dynamic Network Services is based in New Hampshire. Might be as local
as you can get. :]
This was a few years ago, but Waitsfield and Champlain Valley Telecom
was doing a bit of hosting out of the attic of their Hinesburg
Offices. When I toured
Our research is realizing the need for a well-built colocation
facility in Vermont. Most of the local firms looking for hardware
hosting are being sent to Boston, NYC, or beyond. The economies of
infrastructure scale reside in larger metro areas and the cash to pay
for them. Many of the local
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On 2009/03/22 3:59 PM, Mike Raley wrote:
Is this something where a local Co-op model might be an efficient way to go?
Find some friends to go Dutch on a used box (with some new HDs) and
colocation fees at a local shop, then carve it up with
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