I meant hosting!

I'm lucky enough to have a sponsored dedicated server and I have a couple of shared hosting accounts around

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Used to develop on a VPS, stopped paying for it. Now I just develop on a box I have set up at home so technically you could call it a "dedicated"

I develop on a private dedicated localhost server, namely the sole computer I own. Using XAMPP I just boot the server parts I need, when I need them, and work away. However, I test on a shared server.

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Programmers are in a race with the Universe to create bigger and better idiot-proof programs, while the Universe is trying to create bigger and better idiots. So far the Universe is winning. - Rich Cook

I use SoftLayer Technologies, Inc. Servers, they're brilliant, considering they allow you to customize :D

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I voted for dedicated, but it's not your typical dedicated hosting server. It's one of our Windows 2003 Servers that we use to run Microsoft SQL server that I shoehorned Apache on to

Alan

So it's like a WAMiP hah.

I develop on a MAMP setup with a local windows-based (WAMP) server for testing things occasionally (I can do load testing on there over the network whilst working happily on the Mac). Out in the big, wide world I have regular shared hosting for some sites and a VPS for some others that need more than shared hosting can provide.

Shard, but I use WAMP for certain specific purposes.

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XAMPP on windows and shared for hosting my blog (heh).

I am getting my old PC fixed so I can install fc8 on it and make that a server.

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My blog

On my Home Network, I use WAMP

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