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Game server VPS w/dedicated core, 500GB InterNAP, Windows/Linux, 1024MB mem, $32.39
Nuclearfallout (nfoservers.com) offers unmanaged dedicated-core VPS/VDS configurations that are specifically designed for applications that demand predictable, consistently high performance at all times, making them perfect for game servers and demanding web applications. All are Xen-based, using stub domains and GPLPV drivers (on Windows 2003) to minimize latencies and maximize performance. Our configurations include:
Single core: Perfect for 1-3 game servers or an intense website.
* One full, dedicated HT CPU core (Core i7 or better)
* 1024 MB of RAM
* 100 GB of hard drive space
* 500 GB of pure InterNAP bandwidth transfer
* One IP address
Current price: 39.99 USD; 32.39 with coupon code BJWFXB and 3-month chunk rental
Two core: Perfect for 2-6 game servers or several large sites.
* Two full, dedicated HT CPU cores (Core i7 or better)
* 2048 MB of RAM
* 200 GB of hard drive space
* 1000 GB of pure InterNAP bandwidth transfer
* Two IP addresses
Current price: 74.99 USD 67.49 with coupon code BJWFXB
(Note that "HT core" refers to an Intel hyperthread/logical CPU.)
Our other features:
* A 2-day free trial period for all new renters
* No setup fee
* Chicago and Dallas immediate availability, with instant automatic setup
* Gigabit uplink port
* Autoinstalls for CentOS 5.4, Gentoo Linux, Windows 2003, and Windows 2008 (at no extra charge)
* A control panel with that easily allows the VM to be turned off or on, the OS to be reinstalled, virtual DVDs to be inserted, bandwidth usage to be monitored, and Xen options to be set
Having guaranteed memory and CPU resources is critical to low-latency hosting, and especially critical for game servers. With a dedicated HT core, your VPS server doesn’t have to trade off with other customers through a high-latency scheduling system; it can simply run constantly. Couple this with pure InterNAP bandwidth and you have a true performer.
Check out our order page to kick off a trial or to find out more information: http://www.nfoservers.com/order-virt…ted-server.php. You can also email us directly with any questions: http://www.nfoservers.com/contactus.php Read original post here
Performance-oriented dedicated core VPS w/500GB InterNAP, Windows/Linux, 1024MB mem
Nuclearfallout (nfoservers.com) offers unmanaged dedicated-core VPS/VDS configurations that are specifically designed for applications that demand predictable, consistently high performance at all times, making them perfect for game servers and demanding web applications. All are Xen-based, using stub domains and GPLPV drivers (on Windows 2003) to minimize latencies and maximize performance. Our configurations include:
Single core: Perfect for 1-3 game servers or an intense website.
* One full, dedicated HT CPU core (Core i7 or better)
* 1024 MB of RAM
* 100 GB of hard drive space
* 500 GB of pure InterNAP bandwidth transfer
* One IP address
Current price: 39.99 USD; 32.39 with coupon code FWUINE and 3-month chunk rental
Two core: Perfect for 2-6 game servers or several large sites.
* Two full, dedicated HT CPU cores (Core i7 or better)
* 2048 MB of RAM
* 200 GB of hard drive space
* 1000 GB of pure InterNAP bandwidth transfer
* Two IP addresses
Current price: 74.99 USD 67.49 with coupon code FWUINE
(Note that "HT core" refers to an Intel hyperthread/logical CPU.)
Our other features:
* A 2-day free trial period for all new renters
* No setup fee
* Chicago and Dallas immediate availability, with instant automatic setup
* Gigabit uplink port
* Autoinstalls for CentOS 5.4, Gentoo Linux, Windows 2003, and Windows 2008 (at no extra charge)
* A control panel with that easily allows the VM to be turned off or on, the OS to be reinstalled, virtual DVDs to be inserted, bandwidth usage to be monitored, and Xen options to be set
Having guaranteed memory and CPU resources is critical to low-latency hosting, and especially critical for game servers. With a dedicated HT core, your VPS server doesn’t have to trade off with other customers through a high-latency scheduling system; it can simply run constantly. Couple this with pure InterNAP bandwidth and you have a true performer.
Check out our order page to kick off a trial or to find out more information: http://www.nfoservers.com/order-virt…ted-server.php. You can also email us directly with any questions: http://www.nfoservers.com/contactus.php
About Nuclearfallout:
Nuclearfallout Enterprises, Inc. is one of the largest game server providers in North America and has been renting out premium game servers since 2002. NFO has a strong focus on both performance and service.
NFO offers game servers, dedicated servers, Murmur/Mumble and Ventrilo servers, virtual private servers, and webhosting, and has a reseller package available for game and Ventrilo servers. Read original post here
High-end dedicated core VPS w/500GB InterNAP, Windows/Linux, 1024MB memory
Nuclearfallout (nfoservers.com) offers unmanaged dedicated-core VPS/VDS configurations that are specifically designed for applications that demand highly predictable, reliable performance at all times, making them perfect for not just game servers but also pretty much everything else. All are Xen-based, using stub domains and GPLPV drivers (on Windows 2003) to minimize latencies and maximize raw performance. Our configurations include:
Single core: Perfect for 1-3 game servers or an intense website.
* One full, dedicated HT CPU core (Core i7 or better)
* 1024 MB of RAM
* 100 GB of hard drive space
* 500 GB of pure InterNAP bandwidth transfer
* One IP address
Current price: 39.99 USD; 35.99 with 3-month chunk rental
Two core: Perfect for 2-6 game servers or several large sites.
* Two full, dedicated HT CPU cores (Core i7 or better)
* 2048 MB of RAM
* 200 GB of hard drive space
* 1000 GB of pure InterNAP bandwidth transfer
* Two IP addresses
Current price: 74.99 USD
(Note that "HT core" refers to an Intel hyperthread/logical CPU.)
Our other features:
* A 2-day free trial period for all new renters
* No setup fee
* Chicago and Dallas immediate availability, with instant automatic setup
* Gigabit uplink port
* Autoinstalls for CentOS 5.4, Gentoo Linux, Windows 2003, and Windows 2008 (at no extra charge)
* A control panel with that easily allows the VM to be turned off or on, the OS to be reinstalled, virtual DVDs to be inserted, bandwidth usage to be monitored, and Xen options to be set
Having guaranteed memory and CPU resources is critical to low-latency hosting, and especially critical for game servers. With a dedicated HT core, your VPS server doesn’t have to trade off with other customers through a high-latency scheduling system; it can simply run constantly. Couple this with pure InterNAP bandwidth and you have a true performer.
Check out our order page to kick off a trial or to find out more information: http://www.nfoservers.com/order-virt…ted-server.php. You can also email us directly with any questions: http://www.nfoservers.com/contactus.php
About Nuclearfallout:
Nuclearfallout Enterprises, Inc. is one of the largest game server providers in North America and has been renting out premium game servers since 2002. NFO has a strong focus on both performance and service.
NFO offers game servers, dedicated servers, Ventrilo and Murmur/Mumble servers, virtual dedicated servers, and webhosting, and has a reseller package available for game and Ventrilo servers. Read original post here
Dedicated core VPS w/500GB InterNAP, Windows/Linux, 1024MB memory, $39.99
Nuclearfallout (nfoservers.com) offers unmanaged dedicated-core VPS/VDS configurations that are specifically designed for game servers and other applications that demand high performance. All are Xen-based, using stub domains and GPLPV drivers (on Windows 2003) to minimize latencies and maximize raw performance. Our configurations include:
Single core: Perfect for a single large game server or large website.
* One full, dedicated HT CPU core (Core i7 or better)
* 1024 MB of RAM
* 100 GB of hard drive space
* 500 GB of pure InterNAP bandwidth transfer
* One IP address
Current price: 39.99 USD; 35.99 with 3-month chunk rental
Two core: Perfect for two game servers or several large sites.
* Two full, dedicated HT CPU cores (Core i7 or better)
* 2048 MB of RAM
* 200 GB of hard drive space
* 1000 GB of pure InterNAP bandwidth transfer
* Two IP addresses
Current price: 74.99 USD
(Note that "HT core" refers to an Intel hyperthread/logical CPU.)
Our other features:
* A 2-day free trial period for all new renters
* No setup fee
* Chicago, Dallas, and NYC immediate availability, with instant automatic setup
* Gigabit uplink port (Chicago and Dallas only)
* Autoinstalls for CentOS 5.4, Gentoo Linux, Windows 2003, and Windows 2008 (at no extra charge)
* A control panel with that easily allows the VM to be turned off or on, the OS to be reinstalled, virtual DVDs to be inserted, bandwidth usage to be monitored, and Xen options to be set
Having guaranteed memory and CPU resources is critical to low-latency hosting, and especially critical for game servers. With a dedicated HT core, your VPS server doesn’t have to trade off with other customers; it can run constantly. Couple this with pure InterNAP bandwidth and you have a true performer.
Check out our order page to kick off a trial or to find out more information: http://www.nfoservers.com/order-virt…ted-server.php. You can also email us directly with any questions: http://www.nfoservers.com/contactus.php
About Nuclearfallout:
Nuclearfallout Enterprises, Inc. is one of the largest game server providers in North America and has been renting out premium game servers since 2002. NFO has a strong focus on both performance and service.
NFO offers game servers, dedicated servers, Ventrilo and Murmur/Mumble servers, virtual dedicated servers, and webhosting, and has a reseller package available for game servers. Read original post here
Windows/Linux High-end VPS w/500GB InterNAP, dedicated HT core, 1024MB memory, $39.99
Nuclearfallout (nfoservers.com) offers unmanaged dedicated-core VPS/VDS configurations that are specifically designed for the most demanding applications, including game servers. All are Xen-based, using stub domains and GPLPV drivers (on Windows 2003) to minimize latencies and maximize raw performance. Our configurations include:
Single core: Perfect for a single large game server or large website.
* One full, dedicated HT CPU core (Core i7 or better)
* 1024 MB of RAM
* 100 GB of hard drive space
* 500 GB of pure InterNAP bandwidth transfer
* One IP address
Current price: 39.99 USD; 35.99 with 3-month chunk rental
Two core: Perfect for two game servers or several large sites.
* Two full, dedicated HT CPU cores (Core i7 or better)
* 2048 MB of RAM
* 200 GB of hard drive space
* 1000 GB of pure InterNAP bandwidth transfer
* Two IP addresses
Current price: 74.99 USD; 67.49 with 3-month chunk rental
(Note that "HT core" refers to an Intel hyperthread/logical CPU.)
Our other features:
* Gigabit uplink port (Chicago and Dallas only)
* A 2-day free trial period for all new renters
* No setup fees
* Chicago, Dallas, and NYC immediate availability, with instant automatic setup
* Autoinstalls for CentOS 5.4, Gentoo Linux, Windows 2003, and Windows 2008 (at no extra charge)
* A control panel with that easily allows the VM to be turned off or on, the OS to be reinstalled, virtual DVDs to be inserted, bandwidth usage to be monitored, and various Xen options to be set
Having guaranteed memory and CPU resources is critical to low-latency hosting, and especially critical for game servers. With a dedicated HT core, your VPS server doesn’t have to switch off with other customers; it can run constantly. Couple this with pure InterNAP bandwidth and you have a true performer.
Check out our order page to kick off a trial or to find out more information: http://www.nfoservers.com/order-virt…ted-server.php. You can also email us directly with any questions: http://www.nfoservers.com/contactus.php
About Nuclearfallout:
Nuclearfallout Enterprises, Inc. is one of the largest game server providers in North America and has been renting out premium game servers since 2002. NFO has a strong focus on both performance and service.
NFO offers game servers, dedicated servers, Ventrilo and Murmur/Mumble servers, virtual dedicated servers, and webhosting, and has a reseller package available for game servers. Read original post here
Windows/Linux Game Server VPS w/500GB InterNAP, dedicated HT core, 1024MB memory
Nuclearfallout (nfoservers.com) offers unmanaged VPS/VDS configurations that are specifically designed for game servers and demanding web applications. All are Xen-based, using stub domains and GPLPV drivers (on Windows 2003) to maximize performance. Our configurations include:
Single core: Perfect for a single game server or large website.
* One full, dedicated HT CPU core (Core i7 or better)
* 1024 MB of RAM
* 100 GB of hard drive space
* 500 GB of pure InterNAP bandwidth transfer
* One IP address
Current price: 39.99 USD; 35.99 with 3-month chunk rental
Two core: Perfect for two game servers or several large sites.
* Two full, dedicated HT CPU cores (Core i7 or better)
* 2048 MB of RAM
* 200 GB of hard drive space
* 1000 GB of pure InterNAP bandwidth transfer
* Two IP addresses
Current price: 74.99 USD; 67.49 with 3-month chunk rental
(Note that "HT core" refers to an Intel hyperthread/logical CPU.)
Our other features:
* Gigabit uplink port
* A 2-day free trial period for all new renters
* No setup fees
* Discounts with multiple month rental commitments
* Chicago or Dallas immediate availability, with instant automatic setup
* Autoinstalls for CentOS 5.4, Gentoo Linux, Windows 2003, and Windows 2008 (at no extra charge)
* A control panel with that easily allows the VM to be turned off or on, the OS to be reinstalled, virtual DVDs to be inserted, bandwidth usage to be monitored, and various Xen options to be set
Check out our order page to kick off a trial or to find out more information: http://www.nfoservers.com/order-virt…ted-server.php. You can also email us directly with any questions: http://www.nfoservers.com/contactus.php
About Nuclearfallout:
Nuclearfallout Enterprises, Inc. is one of the largest game server providers in North America and has been renting out premium game servers since 2002. NFO has a strong focus on both performance and service.
NFO offers game servers, dedicated servers, Ventrilo and Murmur/Mumble servers, virtual dedicated servers, and webhosting, and has a reseller package available for game servers. Read original post here
Adding a Cascading Style Sheet to your current web site layout and save you time and make your web site look a lot more professional in the process. Cascading Style Sheets, or sometimes referred to as CSS, is a style sheet language used to describe how a web page should be formatted.
For example, if you wanted to make some text on a web page look bold, you might use this snippet of HTML code:
<strong>this will be some bold text!</strong>
Which seems simple enough. However, what if you want to chance the color, font, and how this text is shown in that spot across all of your web pages? Well then your HTML in your pages becomes a rambling mess. That is where Cascading Style Sheets come in handy.
Cascading Style Sheets allow you to, in a much more organized way, sort out how your web site design looks in a totally separate file, or chunk of code in between the head tags. For example, let say you wanted the title of your page to be bold, green, and a different font style than the rest of the page. In your HTML code, you would use something like this:
<p class="mycooltitle">this is my page title</p>
That tells the browser that everything within this paragraph or <p></p> tags will follow the design setup class I have defined as “mycooltitle”. Now, in between the head tags (<head> </head>) I want you to add this:
<style type="text/css">
.mycooltitle {
font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-weight: bold;
color: #336633;
}
</style>
This CSS code tells the web browser to apply these design settings to the class marked, “mycooltitle”. It does three things. It says it will use the Verdana font, the font will be bolded, and it will be colored green (#336633 is the HTML color code for a shade of green).
That is how you apply Cascading Style Sheets to your web design and layout of your own web pages. One of the major benefits of using CSS is that it helps to separate your web site code with your design. This way, you can change one aspect very easily in the CSS file (when or if you start to master external style sheets). I’ll save that lesson for another day.
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I’m going to share some quick facts about our business with you. HostGator currently spends:
- More than $30,000 per month advertising with Google Adwords
- More than $350,000 per month on affiliate commissions
- And $100,000’s more per year on random advertising.
When you spend as much as we do on advertising, you start to run out of places to advertise online. This has left us with no other choice but to become a lot more creative and a lot crazier with our choice of advertising venues and locations. I present to you Billy the Billboard.
Billy proudly wears the first ever permanent HostGator Tattoo on the back of his neck. Billy, an accomplished boxer and entrepreneur who is currently located in Anchorage, Alaska, sold the first chunk of his body to Goldenpalace.com. The funds were used to purchase a flight to San Diego, where he donated his kidney to a complete stranger that he met off of MatchingDonors.com. Billy has even tried to donate part of his liver to patients in need (he was denied due to having already donated a kidney).
Billy’s current goal in life is to make it into the Guinness Book of World Records for having the most advertisements tattooed on him. He currently has six tattoos and won’t be stopping until every inch of his body is sold. “I guess I’m like a male prostitute; I sell my body,” he told me when we were talking one day.
So what does branding someone’s neck for the rest of their life go for?
We paid $3,000 for what will most likely be one of the best investments we’ve made to date. If we get one sale a year we break even. Plus, with all the media attention this will generate, we should easily be able to make back ten or even a hundred times our investment in Billy’s lifetime.
Billy still has plenty of prime locations available. In fact, he’s currently taking bids to sell his forehead! If you are interested you can reach him at BoxingChampAK-at-aol.com or at his blog: Billy The Human Billboard
I believe in the potential of tattoo advertising so much I had this awesome plan to pay the first 200 people willing to get a HostGator tattoo more than $300,000 combined. Within 24 hours of the word getting around our office, I had over a dozen employees offering to sell their skin. The plan was going to be huge and the media attention was going to be even bigger!
Everything was going great until we pitched the idea to our lawyers. They basically said that it would have been impossible to protect ourselves from lawsuits, no matter what contract we came up with. They went on to say that the fact that Billy is an entertainer is completely different than the average person in need of quick cash by getting a tattoo with our logo on it.
Since the HostGator Tattoo Stimulus plan had to be killed, we are just going to have to find other ways to get our name out to the public. In the spirit of more traditional advertising, we recently signed a deal for ten billboards on some of Houston’s busiest freeways.
And even more recently we bought some air time on The High-Tech Texan Show with radio personality Michael Garfield. You can listen to his show online if you’re not in Houston, and you can hear an audio clip from our advertisement here: HostGator’s Radio Ad. on High Tech Texan
We don’t want to stop here though. If you have a creative way for us to get our name out there, please let us know.
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