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And just my own opinion: but if someone is needing hosting and wouldn't use your referral link if they go with slicehost, they need to be ashamed.
You are giving us a free education on how to build a browser based game here, one that I find invaluable. So using your referral link should be a no brainer.
Rich: that's a fair opinion, but it tends to leave a bad taste in my mouth to just hand out a referral link - so I like to disclose what is(and isn't) a referral link in addition to giving a non-referral link for users who don't want to use a referral link.
been great, and I don't think that I've actually had to deal with any
downtime at all that was their fault.
any downtime as a result of anything Slicehost did.
1. Must be Linux/Apache/MySql/PSP based
2. Must have Fantastico and cPanel
3. Must have good uptime and low latency
4. Must cost less than $10 per month
I'm going to check out slicehost and see how they compare. Thanks for the post.
Because having a slice is like having a dedicated server, Apache/MySQL/PSP(?) are up to you to install - along with Fantastico and cPanel.
You're not going to find a Slice for under $20/month, either - although I can testify that the $20/month slice is more than enough for getting started.