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[Genepool 224]

I've been out of the website game for quite some time.  At the moment, my site serves no purpose and I am considering getting rid of the current page to set something up down the road if I want.

 

Here's what I'm looking for:

 

1. Can I sell off the rights to my domain name, and then transfer it to someone else?  There are 2 website domain names, both .coms, that I own. 

 

2. On the readout for my bandwith, it says I have 15000 gigs worth of bandwith per month.  I know what it means when I have 250gigs or 500gigs, but what does 15k gigs mean? 

 

3.  What is the prominent coding for website right now? Do people still use CSS or has everyone switched to that html5 coding? 

 

Any and all information is appreciated. 

[Milky Jade 138]

I've been out of the website game for quite some time.  At the moment, my site serves no purpose and I am considering getting rid of the current page to set something up down the road if I want.

 

Here's what I'm looking for:

 

1. Can I sell off the rights to my domain name, and then transfer it to someone else?  There are 2 website domain names, both .coms, that I own. 

 

2. On the readout for my bandwith, it says I have 15000 gigs worth of bandwith per month.  I know what it means when I have 250gigs or 500gigs, but what does 15k gigs mean? 

 

3.  What is the prominent coding for website right now? Do people still use CSS or has everyone switched to that html5 coding? 

 

Any and all information is appreciated. 

 

1. Yes.

 

2. "k", as far as I'm aware, stands for "kilo"(from χίλιοι which is the greek for "thousand"). (SI)

As for bits and bytes, the capital binary prefix "K" denotes a value of "1024". 15k gigs means 15*1000*GB = 15000GB.

 

3. I think you're misunderstanding

HTML is used to structure content

CSS is used to format the structured content

[Genepool 224]

1. Yes.

 

2. "k", as far as I'm aware, stands for "kilo"(from χίλιοι which is the greek for "thousand"). (SI)

As for bits and bytes, the capital binary prefix "K" denotes a value of "1024". 15k gigs means 15*1000*GB = 15000GB.

 

3. I think you're misunderstanding

HTML is used to structure content

CSS is used to format the structured content

 

Thanks for the reply.

 

#2, What I'm curious about is if 15000 gigs = 15 terabytes of bandwith a month or if there's a problem with how my bandwith is being reported to me. 

 

I'm glad that I can sell off the domain name rights to my website.  I just see no purpose in using it, and I would like to sell it off for some money. 

[Milky Jade 138]

Thanks for the reply.

 

#2, What I'm curious about is if 15000 gigs = 15 terabytes of bandwith a month or if there's a problem with how my bandwith is being reported to me. 

 

I'm glad that I can sell off the domain name rights to my website.  I just see no purpose in using it, and I would like to sell it off for some money. 

 

From where do you procure 15KGB anyway?

[Genepool 224]

From where do you procure 15KGB anyway?

 

I'm not sure how it happened to be honest.  It was about 4 to 5+ years ago that I started a gaming website.  I never reached my minimum cap, which was like 10 gigs or so.  The possibility exists that I've built up so much bandwith and it carried over, but I'm doubtful of it. 

 

To be honest, I would just like to use it.  I'm tempted to do away with all of it completely, but that much bandwith I don't want to fathom getting rid of since it seems like a hefty size.