[Coco] New CoCo site and ftp

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On Sunday 21 March 2010 09:57:10 am Brian Blake wrote:
> Greetings all,
> 
> With the apparent demise of the cocohut website, and the necessity of my
> having to learn web design, I figured my first non-work related web site
> would be CoCo related. So, I went and created my first real web site,
>  random rodder's coco den <http://coco.randomrodder.com>. There's a few
>  articles from Rainbow, some technical documents,basic  synopsis of the
>  various CoCo models, a gallery of my CoCo collection, etc... I'll also do
>  occasional reviews of products, the first one being Roy's RGB -> VGA
>  adapter, and the next one being Cloud9's 512k upgrade kit. Some of the
>  material is stored offsite (scrib'd). There are various techniques used
>  throughout the site, simply testing the waters and various coding
>  techniques.
> 
> Also, when he finds the time, Briza will contributing thru his own
> sub-domain with game reviews. His pages are already set up, just waiting
>  for his first review.
> 
> Finally, there is also an ftp section. address: ftp.randomrodder.com ;
>  user: anonymous at randomrodder.com and no password. YOU NEED AN FTP CLIENT
>  to access it - my ISP does not support FTP over HTTP. I use the FileZilla
>  ftp client; I'm sure most CoCo enthusiasts already have some sort of an
>  ftp client anyhow.
> 
> I don't know how serious my ISP is when they say unlimted bandwidth, but, I
> guess I'll find out. Considering the size of the CoCo group, I doubt I'll
>  be in too much danger, but, you never know...
> 
> Considering this is my first web site, I'd appreciate constructive
>  feedback, so, have at it!!!
> 
> 
> 
> Brian
> 
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Sigh... just lookin at that nuclear green screen brings back fond and not so 
fond memories. Site looks good. Actually that green is kind of relaxing.