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#1 Budget web hosting defination changed
canadaisp.net Posted on: 1/31 23:27:23
When I click Budget web hosting in google, there are two million budget web hosting results.

But exactly what is budget web hosting?

Actually almost 80% of current web hosting companies provide budget web hosting because the IT technology development changed a lot in these days.

500MB web hosting was the second level web hosting plan and one server only hosted no more than 200 websites five year ago; but now, one server can host hundreds even thousands of websites because big RAM and CPU speed.

All the website hosting account that cost you less than 10USD per month will be budget web hosting which can host almost unlimited web space, and 99.9% uptime guarantee.
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#2 Re: 100+ Digg Clones, Digg Type Sites
Hostsdepot Posted on: 2009/10/31 0:00
  1. Blog-Buzz: For blog posts. [+29/01/07]
  2. Bloodee: Horror Related. [+29/01/07]
  3. Blosker: digg like with the categories: Strange, Bored, Scandal and Porn. [+27/10/06]
  4. bookrevyoo: for books. [+21/09/06]
  5. Boxxnet: for bookmarks, news, books, videos...collections. [+21/09/06]
  6. bytemycode: for code snippets. [+27/07/06]
  7. Canadaka: Website for promote Canadian patriotism, nationalism, sovereignty and democracy with a section to submit, comment and rate using a 1-10 dropdown menu. Is said to have existed over 2 years. [info] [+20/08/06]
  8. Care2 News Network: digg-stye about the environment, human rights, animal welfare using tags, groups and image support. ... an extension to the community website. (Thanks to Michael L.)
  9. Catster: Submit, comment and rate cats. See also for dogs. [+13/07/06]
  10. CC Hits: for creative common music. A Ning application with comments, voting, music player and more.[+31/05/06]
  11. Citizenbay: For US local news, events, classifies and opinion using tags. Up/down voting for opinions only. [+13/11/06]
  12. Content Pop: Group of communities: technology, health, shopping... [+13/10/06]
  13. CrowdStorm: For shopping with images and voting as recomendations. [+27/10/06]
  14. Culture Popp!: for pop related.[+05/10/06]
  15. Curious Contraptions Community: A forum.
  16. Daytipper: For tips. [+20/04/07]
  17. Deal Comet: Deals and coupons, for the US, Canada and the UK. [+20/03/07]
  18. dealspl.us: For Shopping and coupons showing item photos. [RSS][+19/07/06]
  19. Dig a List: Web 2.0 [+25/05/07]
  20. DigStock: Financial news. [+11/11/06]
  21. Dissect Medicine: for medical news. [RSS][+22/05/06]

  1. Diggers: by grou.ps, a wiki based digg with thumbshots and Ajax. Let's you synchonize with del.icio.us, digg or reddit. [+22/05/06]
  2. diggtrends: Digg's mirror and a complement to Digg.com .[+10/07/06]
  3. dzone: for developers resource. With small zooming thumbshots when hovering. [+10/06/06]
  4. Dogster: Submit, comment and rate dogs. See also for cats. [+13/07/06]
  5. Edtags: NEW! Education. Based on Scuttle (?) [+10/07/07]
  6. eurogoal NEWS: Football news using tags. [+13/12/06]
  7. FLURL: For videos with up/down voting. (some NSW.) [+11/11/06]
  8. folkd: Social network and bookmarks with digg like voting and a news section. [Review][+23/07/06]
  9. FWDiton: for funny emails. [+13/11/06]
  10. gibbity: digg-style, rate and review games.
  11. humdigg: news for/by the Indian community.[+21/06/06]
  12. Hypediss: For stories, up/down voting and tags. [+12/11/06]
  13. I use This: For Mac OS X Applications.[+09/08/06]
  14. iJigg.com: For music with web players. [+29/01/07]
  15. imgppl: Photos voting. [+15/03/07]
  16. Inchicks: For girls. [+06/11/06]
  17. IndiaGram: focused on India. They have created voting system to a Scuttle engine [+17/07/06]
  18. iTalkNews: Submit, write, rate, comment, add related news and get paid. [RSS]
  19. Jossle: For political media stories. Where votes total can go in to minus, view source ranking. (said to be built on Pligg) [+20/04/07]
  20. Jump it!: For Games, PSP, Hack... related.[+06/08/06]
  21. KicksHype: All about sneakers. [+03/11/06]
  22. Law Favorites : Focused on the Law. Drupal powered.
  23. Linkfilter: Existed before digg, at least since 1.2.2000! digg-style with rating, has a Firefox toolbar and sidebar. [RSS]
  24. livelocker: for videos, music, and photos.
  25. LiveVideo.com: For videos. [+20/04/07]
  26. meme-stream: digg-style for funny and useful links. [RSS]
  27. memigo: Text-based digg-style for articles with no categories. Find alike Users. Option for iframe browsing, user filter...[RSS]
  28. MetaFilter Projects: digg-style for self-linking projects.[RSS]
  29. MoSexIndex : digg-style by museomofsex for Adult content. sex sites - news, articles, pornsites, art, literature, humor...[+23/09/06]
  30. MOGMillions of games) digg-style for games with an 'e-mail this' and a 'play this' button. [RSS]
  1. motorpulse: For cars built on Ruby on Rails.[RSS]
  2. muti: reddit like for content of interest to Southern Africans or those interested in Southern Africa.[RSS]
  3. Netscape.com: Now shows digg-style social news using categories and tags...[RSS][+15/06/06]
  4. NewsBump.net and NewsBump.co.uk: digg-style for News with categories.
  5. NewsCloud: (previously CommonTimes) for news with tags, groups and images support.[02/06]
  6. Newsgrad: News. [+10/02/07]
  7. Newsvine: digg-style community for news with tags and the possibility to create your own columns(write).[RSS]
  8. newsgarbage: digg-style for technology news with up/down voting. [RSS]
  9. NippleByte: Adult content. NSW.[+11/11/06]
  10. NooZ: For MySpace members and MySpace add-on widgets. [+19/05/06]
  11. oKs!: digg-style for anything with up/down votes.[+01/06]
  12. OOZM: Search engine with digg like voting. [info][+19/06/06]
  13. Pickstation: for music podcasts with feedplayer support. [+15/07/06]
  14. picli: for any creative content [+20/04/07]
  15. Pikapet: Doggies, Kitties and other pets.
  16. Pixelmo: Video game related.[+18/07/06]
  17. Plime: An aggragator wiki with up/down voting [+13/11/06]
  18. PodcastAlley: for funny podcats. Interface is a bit different but has all the features.
  19. Protolize: Submit, review and rate web-tools. [+13/07/06]
  20. Pop Current: Categories by tyoe or file format, Music, Talk, Video, Books...[+06/08/06]
  21. qoolsqool: for educational resource for educators, students, and self-learners around the world. [RSS][+08/07/06]
  22. Quadriot: for funny, strange stories.[+30/06/06]
  23. Questionville: for voting the answers, not the questions. Has live search and sub-categories, does not support links.
  24. Reddit: digg-style with up/down voting and Karma points, exists in 23 laguages. sub-reddits have their own domain URL and can all be viewed on all.reddit. Lipstick seems to be a new one.
  25. RealEstateVoices: Real estate related.
  26. Riffs: for anything. a bit different, rating is the main 'BIG' feature with up/down voting, also supports images.
  27. Scooop.net: digg-style for special news and rewards. Does not have RSS
  28. Shoutwire: digg-style rating for news stories. Uses iframe browsing. Their LinkRolls show vote buttons.
  29. Snarf It.org: torrent indexer. (previsouly used pligg.)
  30. SlideShare: Share and view videos, slideshows, powerpoint, openoffice... [+9/05/07]
  1. Sliider: for submitting and voting photos directly (no links): for triathlon news. [+11/10/06]
  2. Spankwire: like shoutwire for Adult content. NSW. [via] [+22/05/06]
  3. Sperocite: for news [+30/07/06]
  4. SpinSpy: digg-style for any link.[+02/01/06]
  5. SportsBlink: for sports. (thanks to comment) [RSS][+22/05/06]
  6. TalkSoccer: Soccer. [+29/01/07]
  7. The Best Stuff In The World: a bit like riffs with social bookmarking. [+05/06/06]
  8. Techtagg: BETA, with adsense support. [+24/08/06]
  9. Tendango: digg-style with community collections/listing and tagging.
  10. Travelscoop: New Zealand Travel News and Travel Information. [+08/07/06]
  11. trendi: Fashion news using tags. [+29/12/06]
  12. Tribalwar: for gaming news. [+12/02/07]
  13. UmmYeah.com: Ajax-based social video & news aggregation with star voting, tags and Karma points. Also supports file upload! [RSS][+08/07/06]
  14. UrbanDictionary: Even the urbandictionary has implemented up/down voting! Has no commenting.
  15. Uvouch.com: For Links and videos. [+13/02/07]
  16. Value Investing News: Inverstment related with up/down voting. (Dupral) [+08/11/06]
  17. VCNewsCentral: Aggreagator with voting. Startup news from the blogosphere.[+31/07/06]
  18. Video Bomb: digg-style for videos.
  19. Wizag: For feeds, previously called Diggol. [review][+16/06/06]
  20. Web Feeds digg-style rating for links and videos.
  21. Wikio: Private Beta. For news, also in French. [+03/04/06]
  22. Wobblog: for blogs with Haloscan support. Open source.
  23. Wordsy: For Books. [+26/03/07]
  24. YouPickTheNews: for news with a 'in-page floating div' systeme for rating, without comments but with email notification.
  25. Zapzap: Podcast aggregator in Engliash and Japanese [review][+02/07/06]
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#3 100+ Digg Clones, Digg Type Sites
Hostsdepot Posted on: 2009/10/30 23:58
Social web applications with an UP-YES or UP/DOWN-YES/NO voting systems.
  1. 1zone: GLBT. [+26/02/07]
  2. AmPmInsure: Insurance information/help community. [+29/01/07]
  3. AutoConcourse: NEW! cars [+06/06/07]
  4. Autospies: for automobile news. [+07/07/06]
  5. B-Boys: Hip Hop [+25/05/07]
  6. BestVoteXXX.com: Adult content. NSW. [+03/11/06]
  7. Betamarker: for beta software. [+07/09/06]
  8. Blog Memes: digg-style with publishing and thumshots(with a update thumbshot button) exists also in many languages. (see below) [Engine: Akarru]
  9. BlinkBits Community with social bookmarking. [info] [+13/07/06]

 

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#4 Re: domain registration
Hostsdepot Posted on: 2009/10/30 23:52
The same with http://www.powerhoster.com

Just wonder why they are so cheap. He buy the domains at 7.14 USD I think. But sell $1.99
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#5 domain registration
mrjo Posted on: 2009/10/27 2:52
i planned to get a domain in http://www.canadaisp.net/ , before i get domain i need suggestion about the company so any one have any idea or experience with the company please share with me.tknzs
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#6 LAN and WAN
Britto65 Posted on: 2009/7/3 1:07
Local Area Network (LAN)

Configuration: In many cases, data are transmitted between Web Design Firm computers, terminals, word processing stations and other devices that are located within a compact area such as office building or a headquarters. The communication system used to link these nearby devices is referred to as LAN.

Transmission Lines: Two common configurations of LAN are: a Star-LAN and a Bus-LAN. In case of Star-LAN, there is central controller (file-server) and all network terminal hookups radiate out from this central node like the points of a star. In a Bus-LAN, however a single cable (or bus) is routed from station to station provided the network linkage. Other configurations are Ring-LAN and Tree LAN. Transmission channel may use everything from pairs of twisted wires to coaxial and fibre-optic cables. The speed of transmission and the network cost varies widely depending upon type of LAN manufactured by different vendors, while others are restricted to components made by a single vendor.

Categories: Most of LANs can be placed in one of the following categories:

High Speed Network: Over 20 million bits per second (MBps) can be transmitted, which provide links between mainframe computers.

Medium Speed Networks: Transmission speeds for these LANs very between 1 MBps and 20 MBps. Suitable for use with mini-computers, these LANs can support a few hundred workstations and other devices.

Low Speed Personal Computer Network: Transmission rates are generally less than 1 MBps. Prices and capabilities very considerable. There are no LANs that will link all brands of personal computers together. Some of the LANs that support more than one brand will allow the different makes to share printers and other peripherals, but they may not allow the different to talk to each other.

Wide Area Network (WAN): The term was introduced in the 80’s in order to distinguish such a network from LAN, to describe a network which spans a large geographic area, such as an entire continent (eg APRANET). Such networks use high bandwidth (eg 50 KBps) communication lines which are lower than those used for LANs. WANs include public-switched telephone networks, circuit switched data network, and packet switched data networks. Generally, WANs are mixed media networks, using combination of terrestrial lines and satellites.
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#7 Get free listings in three high PR link directory
Hostsdepot Posted on: 2008/12/20 23:21
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Thanks
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#8 Re: Why You Should Almost Never Swap Links
goodman Posted on: 2008/1/19 1:01
Another white hat post. Just to remind you people, some websites get no.1 spot in very competitive keywords with three way link exchanges (where cleverly they make the links look very natural). If you only depend on natural back links with anchor text "click here" or your domain name plus article submission, you won't be able to beat your competitors in competitive keywords. So I think link exchange is still important, especially for those who know the way to do it
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#9 Why You Should Almost Never Swap Links
goodman Posted on: 2008/1/19 0:59
This is another tactic search engines don't like, because it's barter. You're giving a link in order to get a link. It's also pretty easy for the search engine to detect and devalue. There's no reason not to swap links with a small number of selected business partners -- just don't expect to get SEO (define) benefits from it.

Where you get into trouble with link swapping is when it makes up a large percentage of your inbound link profile. Google made adjustments in it's Bigdaddy update, which reportedly devalued the rankings of sites with too large a percentage of inbound links.
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#10 Why You Should Never Buy Links
goodman Posted on: 2008/1/19 0:58
Search engines don't want you to purchase links for purposes of link building because they want the links to be the result of the editorial judgment of someone at the site providing the link.

We've recommended against this strategy for several years now, as it has always been at odds with the stated expectations of the search engines. Now that Google has taken the next step and is actively punishing sites that buy and sell links, this tactic is riskier than ever.

You can read a bit more about Google's official stance on paid links. In this post Matt Cutts makes it clear that Google will take action to penalize sites that buy and sell links for PageRank purposes. Matt also takes this further with an example in his post, "Selling Links that Pass PageRank."

Honestly, you can still buy links that pass PageRank. Google's system isn't perfect. However, it's increasingly hard to do so when your competitor can manually detect your paid links and report them to Google, who will then turn them off.

So, if finding links that pass PageRank to buy is hard, and developing natural links is hard, why not focus on the strategy that comes without a risk of your efforts being wasted (i.e. developing natural links).
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