"Check what OpenDNS customers see when they request a domain".

Insanely obsessive htaccess gubbins.

"A Python script that uses [the Webfaction] API to create all of the DNS overrides you need to use Google Apps for your email."

Anyone operating a server on any scale should want a digital certificate to encrypt data between clients and services, whether for personal, office, or public use. Ars tells you how to obtain and install one, for free.

"The GitHub Pages feature allows you to publish content to the web by simply pushing content to one of your GitHub hosted repositories."

Webfaction's new Django documentation.

Poor man's CDN. Interesting, but not entirely convinced that this is a good idea.

"A web service for content delivery. It integrates with other Amazon Web Services to give developers and businesses an easy way to distribute content to end users with low latency, high data transfer speeds, and no commitments." Beaut.

"This tutorial will take you through all the necessary steps for setting up Django with a persistent PostgreSQL database on AWS. I will be assuming no prior knowledge of AWS,"

"Djangofriendly is a community resource for finding the friendliest Django hosting environments."

"Makes it quick and easy to share your [mercurial] repositories."

"Environmentally friendly" being a relative term when it comes to hardware and power.

"SwitchPipe manages and forwards HTTP requests to Web application processes, automatically managing balancing, port numbers, monitoring and timeouts."

"This article walks through the steps necessary for hosting media files for your web site using Amazon S3."

"A hosted Subversion system, making it easy for anyone to setup, browse, track, and manage Subversion repositories [...] has built-in integration with your favorite tools such as Basecamp, FogBugz, and Lighthouse."

Site5 hosting customer wiki.

"Fast, reliable, and secure with unmatched spam control."

"A subversion hosting company run by and for developers."

Cheap RoR hosting with built-in Subversion, Trac, and Bugzilla.

"A secure place to gather, store, back-up and share any type of file with your co-workers, friends and family. You can upload, download and manage your files over SFTP (Secure FTP) or with any modern web browser."

A way of getting Ruby working with my current hosts

"A hosting company run by and for people who love publishing on the web."