Cool Sites

• Altanex Solutions

  Altanex Solutions is a company that primarily does web hosting. It occasionally does web development as well. It is run by my friend Aaron and his business partner Bill.

• Musings on Life

  This is Aaron's personal website. He is a big fan of Britain. This site is occasionally updated. Aaron has it set up so that he can add news simply by dropping a text file into a certain directory. That's really nice! Of course, Altanex Solutions hosts it for him.

• Lynxmann.net

  This is Ian's personal website. His site is also hosted by Altanex Solutions. Ian is a big audiophile. His site has several cool features of its own, such as given a greeting based on the time of day. I'm sure Ian has made his site do even nicer things too, I'm just not aware of it.

• Audido.com

  This is Phil's personal website. He used to host at Altanex Solutions, but then he switched his hosting to some other company. No one has yet figured out why. Phil doesn't have very much content on his site. However, he has definitely improved it over the years. It has gone from being a single line ("What are you doing here?") to several useful pages, including one on setting up Linux on a Dell Inspiron 9200 laptop.

• Josh Rox the Heezie

  This is Josh's personal website. He hosts here at Kylimar.com, which is the best place to host, of course! He has lots of content on his site, including software like potion and a forum. All he needs now is a link to my site!

• Nate's Waste of Time

  This is Nate's website. It is a total waste of time. Indeed, when you go there the only content confirms that you have just wasted your time. Occasionally, he puts content up for brief periods of time, but you have to know the exact URI; he never has any links.

  If you look closely, Nate claims "lightning speed webpage". However, this statement contradicts reality. Given the content he has provided, the HTML source for the page is entirely bloated. Of course, given the editor he used, you would expect nothing less. At least it would be appropriate if he recognized that although his page does load fast, it is definitely not efficient.