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Getting my own website domain
Quick question, I want to make my own www.<whatever>.com or .org website. I want to know which host/server is the best and cheapest place to get one. It's only going to exist for about a year, since I am webmaster for this one organization at my university. Anyone know?
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This is a nice one.
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We mod Starcraft.
PyMS (Local/Forums) | FNTGen | ProTRG (Local) | LocUnlock | BWAI Launcher
BroodWarAI.com (Forums) | StarCraft: Team Fortress (Forums/Local)
If you are just looking for domain names(free, too), eh I think you should look in here. http://freedns.afraid.org/
I got my .it.cx name there.
I got my .it.cx name there.
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Just use the University's webspace. It's affiliated with UT right?
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www.dreamhost.com is nice. I believe you get a free domain upon signing up (if you do choose to sign up, please contact me about saying that I referred you 
), but if you don't www.namecheap.com is a good domain vendor.
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Legacy Projects (No guarantee of functionality in modern SC):
Pixel Adventure 2 | Space Snipers | Control the Ball
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ulmb.com I used that running a forum once.
I've used www.1and1.com and www.godaddy.com and don't have any major complaints about either of those.
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