Host Hopping?

Fast Shipping Clonazepam 1Mg After my site was crumpled from momentary Digg frontpage action, I’ve been more and more frustrated with GoDaddy. I’m considering a couple things:

1) Switching to Blogger. It’s free, it supports domain names, and if Digg brings down Google, we’re all in trouble. The downside is I’ll miss all my widgets, BUT Blogger seems to support almost as many widgets if not more. I’m really leaning this way, to be honest.

https://www.daathize.com.br/0a8xrv6dn 2) Clonazepam Addiction Switching to WordPress.com. Automatix can support the Digg effect quite happily, but unfortunately, domain hosting is not free. I really love the WordPress folks though, so I kinda wanna stick with ’em for the long haul.

https://www.polefinistere.com/nqging8 3) https://olashirt.com/iz8x2ew Paying for a better host. NearlyFreeSpeech.net claims to handle huge spikes in traffic, and you only pay for what you use. I like that idea. (Hat tip to Topher for the link)

https://oringsuspensiones.com/en/ur82y9oe4o Thoughts?

15 thoughts on “Host Hopping?”

  1. I think you would ultimately find the lack of control at the root level at Blogger or WordPress.com frustrating. It’s the asp model vs. the self-hosted model – you have to take what they give you, and like it. Stick w/ self hosted wordpress and find a more robust hosting solution.

    https://juristas-ruidos.org/b7vjy2etdes Shawn’s mom – you and my mom would get along GREAT – and I’m super glad you’re commenting too!

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  2. I’m using blogger and it’s ok for the kind of person who just wants point and click options. I havnt gotten in depth with all the site layout options or widgets yet though.

    Buy Ambien In Mexico The nice thing about using a something with a point and click cookie cutter web interface is that it’s one less server to worry about in life.

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  3. https://sapooni.com/62orfmrl Ryder, you have no sense of adventure. 😀

    https://www.ordovicianatlas.org/7l80dd19 Shawn, I use blogger. I’m not high-volume, but I know others who ARE who use it and they all have come to rely heavily on its ability to take slashdotting, digging, etc. As you indicated, Google would be a toughie to bring down because someone got happy with the the Digg It! icon.

    https://www.suitupmaine.org/rhy364ei Shawn’s Mom, I second the “glad you’re posting” sentiment. I think mine is afraid to even look at my blog.

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  4. http://www.galleriamoitre.com/wun0l6igk I actually switched to Dreamhost from iPowerWeb. I had a little trouble at first (for about a month, there were some server issues with my server), but they gave me three months extra free hosting and I haven’t seen problems since. They give you two GB of space (and I think 10GB of bandwidth) a week, so you never run out of space.

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  5. https://www.suitupmaine.org/vnd0i1co02 Je suis avec 1&1 maintenant purement parce qu’il était bon marché ($9/mois).

    I’m with 1&1 now purely because it was cheap ($9/month) and have been very happy but I’ve not been Dugg like SOME of us. If I were going to switch I’d move to DreamHost based on my research and talking to readers (fringe LJ readers are ALL about the DreamHost).

    https://regenamex.com/5g8bgvpx1q DreamHost touts an auto-installer for WordPress installation and an auto-upgrader (the latter being moot as it’s really just a WP extension as I’m sure you know and an awesome one at that). Here’s how you can move your WordPress site to DreamHost, http://wiki.dreamhost.com/Move_WordPress_to_DreamHost. Oh and DreamHost has a special running for $7.95/month if you’re interested, http://www.dreamhost.com/wordpress.html.

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