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From: John Goerzen &lt;jgoerzen@complete.org&gt;
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<p>On Sat, Jan 15, 2005 at 11:39:54AM -0600, Christopher M. Hobbs wrote:
&gt; So, pardon my ignorance, but are helsinki and quux.org hosted from
&gt; home?  I&#x27;ve got goiaba.net hosted on a VPS right now, and I&#x27;ve
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<p>I have a VPS setup from memset.com -- their &quot;miniserver&quot; package.  I
have been extremely happy with them.  A knowledgable staff, good price
(especially if you pay for a year in advance), and good service.  The
best thing is that the bandwidth is unmetered.  You can use however
much you can pull; it is rate-limited but it&#x27;s only clamped down to
about the speed of a T1 so it&#x27;s not a big deal :-)
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<p>That said, I&#x27;m looking at other arrangements so I can put this 40GB
drive to use.  I don&#x27;t think I&#x27;d cancel my memset account though.  I
run about 11Gb/mo through it, and I think that would be expensive
elsewhere.
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<p>The nice thing about Gopher is that you can rate-limit it down to very
low values -- 5K/s or even lower -- and not hurt interactivity at
all.  I do host a few binaries from quux.org, but I don&#x27;t think
they&#x27;re the most popular feature at all.
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<p>&gt; I need to get more content on goiaba.net, but I simply can&#x27;t think of
&gt; any ideas.  The whole idea of setting up the server was to help
&gt; preserve the protocol, but its difficult to find content.  Perhaps I&#x27;ll
&gt; just host some of my haikus or old technical information there.  :)
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<p>I took the approach of sticking anything and everything that was 1)
interesting and 2) legal on my server.  I&#x27;ve got a mirror of the
world&#x27;s largest interactive fiction site and a collection of RFCs.
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<p>Think of it as a blog.  There is no pattern you must conform to.  See
something interesting?  Post it.
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<p>Also, I am probably going to port PyGopherd to Haskell when I have a
chance.  That should be 1) fun and 2) sweet.  Actually, I&#x27;ve already
started porting certain PyGopherd features to Haskell, but in a more
generic manner (in my MissingH library).  The actual server should be
fairly small.
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<p>-- John
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