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Andy wrote:
>> >>A server is just a frigging program running on a computer. > > Can't you really imagine situations when the server couldn't be run? > >>One post a day does not require a 24-7 server. > > When there is a hot topic there can be 2-3 dozens of posts a day. > You could set it up to log on and off at intervals. The other suggestion was yahoogroups, it's a thought but beware of spam once you give your details. I've had an email address from my other isp for about a year and used it only for personal email, no spam ever attracted, I joined a couple of yahoogroups with it and immediately was up to 10 spam a day. Another thought is approach your local lug, there might be an enthusiast with a computer and some spare space who is willing to you for some small payment, beer or similar ![]() -- linux user #215413 |
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Andy wrote:
>> >>A server is just a frigging program running on a computer. > > Can't you really imagine situations when the server couldn't be run? > >>One post a day does not require a 24-7 server. > > When there is a hot topic there can be 2-3 dozens of posts a day. > You could set it up to log on and off at intervals. The other suggestion was yahoogroups, it's a thought but beware of spam once you give your details. I've had an email address from my other isp for about a year and used it only for personal email, no spam ever attracted, I joined a couple of yahoogroups with it and immediately was up to 10 spam a day. Another thought is approach your local lug, there might be an enthusiast with a computer and some spare space who is willing to you for some small payment, beer or similar ![]() -- linux user #215413 |
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