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Why the name "rollingviolation"?
Why not? :)
Seriously, it started because I got sick of changing my email address
every 6 months.
I decided to get my own "dot-com" name.
Joyal.com was taken, and at that time, .ca names weren't available
to the general public.
I was also looking for a new name for my racing efforts - my previous
name wasn't working - no one got the subtle joke in "JoKerr Racing."
(It's a blend of my last name and my racing buddy's last name.)
If you see the cars, I'm sure you can see where the nickname comes
from.
Once I had a domain name, it was just a matter of time before doing
more with it than just email forwarding.
Who hosts your server?
I do. An old Pentium running Slackware with Apache.
As a result, there are no pop-ups, no advertisements, and unlimited space.
I don't have any official rules for hosting other people's stuff, but will
consider it - I'm hosting a 20 meg mpeg for a guy because angelfire wouldn't
allow it.
Why are there web pages ending in .bat?
Obviously this section no longer applies... The batch files have been
obsoleted. (old text: I've been found out... my early attempts at CGI scripts using good
ole batch files. I'm not crazy, just too lazy to learn Perl, and
I know how to write some nasty batch files. One day I'm going to
put up a couple of pages showing what I've done so people can tell me just
how nuts I am to be doing that. Of course, I may move the whole site
to a Linux box and it'll be a moot point - I'll be doing it with shell
scripts instead. I'm not sure why I don't want to learn Perl... but
I'm just not interested...)
Privacy Statement:
The only info collected on anyone who comes to rollingviolation.com
is:
IP address
Referrer URL
Browser Version
That's it - no cookies, no other junk. I don't
care who you are, and I'm not harvesting the data and I'm not selling it
to anyone.
No advertising, no nothing. Eventually if
I get the race team together I may have links to the sponsors, but no selling
of user data to anyone, and I'm not going to harvest any to sell.
Server logs are monitored to detect hacker attempts. Note to all you would-be hackers out there: stop trying to hit my box with IIS hacks. I'm not running IIS. If anyone wants a list of Nimbda compromised IIS boxes, let me know. Maybe if a couple of these guys get shut down they'll learn something. I'm tired of asking nicely - my web server gets about 100 "probes" a day looking for IIS holes.
If you're a "bulk mailer", you are a spammer. I hate spammers. Please leave immediately. If you continue reading this site, you agree NOT to send me unsolicited commercial email (spam) or you will be invoiced for $1000 per 80 characters of spam. I charge for the headers as well, so most spam messgaes should be a minimum of $3000 or so.
Note to non-spammers who clicked on the link above - I apologize. I don't mean you, only spammers.
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