Comments on: T35 Hosting Featured in BusinessWeek http://www.webhostingmind.com/t35-hosting/t35-hosting-featured-in-businessweek.html From the founder of T35 Hosting, comes the web hosting blog! Come experience the Web Hosting Mind and get a sneak peek into the news, technology, and issues of free web hosting! Fri, 25 Jul 2008 02:14:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Alex Melen http://www.webhostingmind.com/t35-hosting/t35-hosting-featured-in-businessweek.html#comment-6217 Alex Melen Sat, 14 Jun 2008 03:08:41 +0000 http://www.webhostingmind.com/t35-hosting/t35-hosting-featured-in-businessweek.html#comment-6217 Ryan! I don't know how I missed this message but I definitly remember your site. Did you wind up starting your new sound website? Ryan! I don’t know how I missed this message but I definitly remember your site. Did you wind up starting your new sound website?

]]> By: Ryan http://www.webhostingmind.com/t35-hosting/t35-hosting-featured-in-businessweek.html#comment-161 Ryan Sun, 11 Nov 2007 02:56:04 +0000 http://www.webhostingmind.com/t35-hosting/t35-hosting-featured-in-businessweek.html#comment-161 Hey, Alex. I originally was going to post this in the T35 forums themselves, but for some weird reason it won't send me any activation e-mail whenever I try to register. Anyway, I used to be a user of T35 free some time back. You may (or may not) remember me as Cracker from the T35 forums (probably not though, since I haven't hosted with T35 for over four years and haven't had a website for over three years). I used to run the website Cyberryan's South Park Sounds Haven ( http://web.archive.org/web/20040330234421/http://sounds.lambtron.com/ ), hosting it on various free hosts (even though it probably had enough traffic to warrant paid hosting but I was just too cheap to pay), until it was lucky enough to get picked up by the Smiley Town website (a larger South Park website, at the now defunct lambtron.com ). T35 free was the last free host I used before it joined the Smiley Town family, and it was also IMO the best free host I used. Anyway, I am thinking about starting another sounds website, this one consisting of sounds from my favorite movies, starting with movies I own and movies uploaded in full to youtube.com (although most of them get deleted eventually anyway, many Youtube users have uploaded full length movies broken up into several 10 minute segments or so). This time I will actually pay for web hosting, as I have grown up in the past three years, and I am actually considering going with T35's personal hosting package, since it seems to have reasonable disk space and traffic limits for the price (since I will use MPEG .wav's on my new website just like I did my old one after a year, no file will probably be larger than 120 kb so 10 GB monthly data transfer seems like plenty and if I use more, well, then I will just have to pay for what I use), and I will know I'm contributing to keeping the best free hosting site alive as well :-). I am not dumb enough to go with hosts that claim to offer 300 GB disk space and 3 TB traffic for $4/month or so because many of them are "fly by night" hosts that will probably run off with my yearly payment when they get in over their heads (I plan to prepay for a year so that I know my site will be up at least that long for others to see shall I lose interest in it). Since T35 has been around for a while, I know that will not happen here. Congratulations on passing the decade mark too!! Hey, Alex. I originally was going to post this in the T35 forums themselves, but for some weird reason it won’t send me any activation e-mail whenever I try to register. Anyway, I used to be a user of T35 free some time back. You may (or may not) remember me as Cracker from the T35 forums (probably not though, since I haven’t hosted with T35 for over four years and haven’t had a website for over three years). I used to run the website Cyberryan’s South Park Sounds Haven ( http://web.archive.org/web/20040330234421/http://sounds.lambtron.com/ ), hosting it on various free hosts (even though it probably had enough traffic to warrant paid hosting but I was just too cheap to pay), until it was lucky enough to get picked up by the Smiley Town website (a larger South Park website, at the now defunct lambtron.com ). T35 free was the last free host I used before it joined the Smiley Town family, and it was also IMO the best free host I used.

Anyway, I am thinking about starting another sounds website, this one consisting of sounds from my favorite movies, starting with movies I own and movies uploaded in full to youtube.com (although most of them get deleted eventually anyway, many Youtube users have uploaded full length movies broken up into several 10 minute segments or so). This time I will actually pay for web hosting, as I have grown up in the past three years, and I am actually considering going with T35’s personal hosting package, since it seems to have reasonable disk space and traffic limits for the price (since I will use MPEG .wav’s on my new website just like I did my old one after a year, no file will probably be larger than 120 kb so 10 GB monthly data transfer seems like plenty and if I use more, well, then I will just have to pay for what I use), and I will know I’m contributing to keeping the best free hosting site alive as well :-). I am not dumb enough to go with hosts that claim to offer 300 GB disk space and 3 TB traffic for $4/month or so because many of them are “fly by night” hosts that will probably run off with my yearly payment when they get in over their heads (I plan to prepay for a year so that I know my site will be up at least that long for others to see shall I lose interest in it). Since T35 has been around for a while, I know that will not happen here. Congratulations on passing the decade mark too!!

]]> By: Alex Melen http://www.webhostingmind.com/t35-hosting/t35-hosting-featured-in-businessweek.html#comment-82 Alex Melen Fri, 26 Oct 2007 16:28:35 +0000 http://www.webhostingmind.com/t35-hosting/t35-hosting-featured-in-businessweek.html#comment-82 Well it was featured over a year ago, but I didn't have the blog back then to share the link. This is just a 1yr update article they did :) Look for T35 in frobes in December as well! Well it was featured over a year ago, but I didn’t have the blog back then to share the link. This is just a 1yr update article they did :) Look for T35 in frobes in December as well!

]]> By: Daniel White http://www.webhostingmind.com/t35-hosting/t35-hosting-featured-in-businessweek.html#comment-81 Daniel White Fri, 26 Oct 2007 14:44:21 +0000 http://www.webhostingmind.com/t35-hosting/t35-hosting-featured-in-businessweek.html#comment-81 SHAZAM :P SHAZAM :P

]]> By: joe24 http://www.webhostingmind.com/t35-hosting/t35-hosting-featured-in-businessweek.html#comment-80 joe24 Fri, 26 Oct 2007 14:36:37 +0000 http://www.webhostingmind.com/t35-hosting/t35-hosting-featured-in-businessweek.html#comment-80 Very cool. Very cool.

]]> By: ragna4u http://www.webhostingmind.com/t35-hosting/t35-hosting-featured-in-businessweek.html#comment-79 ragna4u Fri, 26 Oct 2007 14:08:19 +0000 http://www.webhostingmind.com/t35-hosting/t35-hosting-featured-in-businessweek.html#comment-79 Congratulations, Alex! I believed that T35 will be featured in some day, and it was today! Set up more goals to expand more! :) Congratulations, Alex! I believed that T35 will be featured in some day, and it was today!
Set up more goals to expand more! :)

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