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I am about to post an article here on CP, but I also want a repository of all my articles on my own website also. The articles on my website will be more thorough going through the entire process of building the program in question from scratch, from idea to finished product. The mirror articles on CP will be more abbreviated, just going through key points and high-level architecture.
I think Google Blogs should work well for that. What format issues do you have?
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Can anyone recommend a good web hosting service that is both free and allows me to place google ad-sense advertisements on my site? I know google blogs certainly allow that, but its format is not suitable for my needs.
Sure, your tawdry horse piss backroom blabbering should be hosted by someone for free, and with support for adverts for that noble cause. :rolleyes:
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So, what does that have to do with ads? Are you posting an article to help people or so that they have to go to your site from CP so that you make money and give them the unabridged version?
As I stated above. The articles mirror on my site will be extremely detailed like a book, and will intermingle with each other. The mirror articles on CP will be more abbreviated, just going through key points and high-level architecture. Its a matter of choice, do you want details or do you want key points and high-level overview? I'd also like to point out that my work is original, these aren't little sorting demos or copy and paste and things of that nature. I am preparing a game development framework, and a game to go along with it later. However I may do more simple things such as sorting demos. :-\
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I think Google Blogs should work well for that. What format issues do you have?
Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:
What format issues do you have?
Can it handle code very well?
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Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:
What format issues do you have?
Can it handle code very well?
I think so. You can use Windows Live Writer and its plugins for embedding code.
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hammerstein05 wrote:
Sometimes you have to spend a little to make a little.
Thats not an option. I will use google blogs if I have to, however its not the right format.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
hammerstein05 wrote: Sometimes you have to spend a little to make a little. Thats not an option.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:
What format issues do you have?
Can it handle code very well?
It doesn't handle code very well at all, so I use this to format it first: http://codeformatter.blogspot.com/2009/06/about-code-formatter.html[^] See my Qt Creator post[^].
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As I stated above. The articles mirror on my site will be extremely detailed like a book, and will intermingle with each other. The mirror articles on CP will be more abbreviated, just going through key points and high-level architecture. Its a matter of choice, do you want details or do you want key points and high-level overview? I'd also like to point out that my work is original, these aren't little sorting demos or copy and paste and things of that nature. I am preparing a game development framework, and a game to go along with it later. However I may do more simple things such as sorting demos. :-\
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
hammerstein05 wrote: Sometimes you have to spend a little to make a little. Thats not an option.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
:laugh: You must have hit a sore spot with him and the low votes. Countered with a 5 :rolleyes:
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modified on Tuesday, December 8, 2009 9:20 PM
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Can anyone recommend a good web hosting service that is both free and allows me to place google ad-sense advertisements on my site? I know google blogs certainly allow that, but its format is not suitable for my needs.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good web hosting service that is both free and allows me to place google ad-sense advertisements on my site?
No! :rolleyes:
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You mean the free reign Chris has granted you in completely overrunning one of his forums isn't enough? Now you want a dedicated website? Besides, isn't a service that offers free hosting simply a means for the left wing-Maoist-totalitarian-groupthink government to monitor your musing and set you up for specially designed immune system altering control? Not to mention the dark forces of the anti-Jeffersonian conspiracy out to control your thoughts, shackle your freedoms, and de-sequence your gender inappropriate gifts to society. Personally I'd be very careful out there, just remember to choose carefully, shuffle quickly, and carry a small pencil (#2 of course).
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What format are you looking for? What is "the correct format"?
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Can anyone recommend a good web hosting service that is both free and allows me to place google ad-sense advertisements on my site? I know google blogs certainly allow that, but its format is not suitable for my needs.
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