When you hear the name, FatCow, you might think, “what the heck?” But lo and behold, FatCow is one of the best shared web hosting providers in the web hosting market today. Having tried many other shared web hosts, and experienced the ebb & flow of quality when it comes to large corporate companies, we’ve been extremely impressed by FatCow. We’ve watched FatCow over the past few years and have been extremely impressed by what we’ve seen in terms of service quality from websites hosted on their network, customer reviews, and general word on the street.

We’ve taken a good look at the FatCow service offerings and compiled the below information. We hope it will help you get a better idea of who FatCow is as a web hosting company and whether or not they’re the right company for you.

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What’s with the FatCow Thing?

Why FatCow? We get this question a lot! Well, why call a computer an apple? FatCow was designed from the start to be a different alternative in Web hosting.

We took a look around and saw lots of techno babble, confusing pricing schemes and not much in the way of customer satisfaction or support. We decided that a simpler, more customer friendly approach was needed.

FatCow was born in 1998 and the rest is history. We’ve grown our company with a dedicated group of talented believers in the notion that simple, old fashioned service and value still ring true. FatCow has focused our entire company on delivering the best value and customer service experience in Web hosting to the small business user. We make every effort to make our services easy to own, easy to use and most importantly to provide real business value. And yes, we like to have fun doing it.

Great Hosting Plans. No Bull.

Just like our company, FatCow’s Web hosting plan is a different breed. To simplify getting your personal or small business website up on the net, we created and pioneered a one plan one price philosophy. The FatCow Web hosting plan has everything you need to stake out your piece of the Internet, right out of the box. If a full hosting plan is a bit more than you’re looking for, our MiniMoo plan might just fit the bill. We created MiniMoo as a way to get started on the Web with just a domain name and an email address to get the word out. You can post a generic under construction page until you’re ready for a full hosting product, or you can use our SiteDelux site building tool to build your own page. MiniMoo is perfect if you’re just starting your business or need a placeholder for several domains.

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So, NBA star LeBron James is moving teams or something. What a crazy and exciting development, I’m pretty sure no one has ever left a team to get more money, I wonder what will happen to the NBA now!! I’m so very glad that is all I’ve been hearing about every time I see a news article, really. In all honesty, I think it’s crap. I enjoy basketball, don’t get me wrong, it’s a fun sport to watch and follow, but why is the community making such a huge deal over one player? Since when has a player, especially one who plays for that a team that has no real emotional significance to him (except for maybe of course where he made his ride), been worried about sticking to a team out of loyalty?

LeBron no doubt views basketball as a career, considering it’s his livelihood, and as such seeks to earn as much money as he can from it. Would you turn down a job offer for the exact same job as you have now, but paid much more and surrounded you with more quality individuals? Come on people, wake up, and stop thinking that LeBron James made some sort of massive betrayal, he’s just a human being, and he looks out for his own interests, just like you and I would.

Activision Blizzard, the masterminds behind the incredibly successful MMORPG, World of Warcraft, have recently announced they would be adding a functionality to their battle.net and worldofwarcraft.com forums that would effectively destroy all anonymity from their forums. The RealID system would show the real name of every character on every account that belonged to that individual, meaning no matter what character or game account they were on, anyone would readily have access to their real name.

This sparked a massive negative response within the community, and the newly announced features were ridiculed everywhere: forums, web comics, blogs, WoW discussion boards, and every communicative outlet for gamers essentially. This uproar caused Blizzard to rethink their design, and quickly announced they would be removing the identifying aspects of RealID, instead making those details available only to people that the customer would allow. Way to go team.

Droid X’s will be shipping with locked bootloaders? Whaaaaaaat, in a completely surprising development, phone manufacturer Motorola released that the follow-up to their popular flagship phone the “Droid”, the “Droid X”, would be shipping with a locked bootloader. The phone’s software, based on the Google Android operating system, is open source and extensively customizable, which makes it extremely “hackable” from an enthusiast standpoint.

The main appeal of these phones to many, is their lightweight software design, and also the large amount of customization that could come from them via custom roms. The developer market for Android is huge as well, and many open source developers often frown upon restricted hardware.

So what sparked this change from Motorola? “Securing the software on our handsets, thereby preventing a non-Motorola ROM image from being loaded, has been our common practice for many years”, yet this clearly wasn’t the case with the original Droid, which was heralded for its flexibility and customization abilities. So why would Motorola bother sticking to a poor practice that would no doubt enrage its customers? Thoughts?

Ever dreamed of winning the lottery? I’m sure you have, but you probably wouldn’t ever imagine winning it four times, which is what happened for a resident of the small town Bishop in Texas. Joan Ginther, a former math professor at University of Texas, San Antonio, has won the lottery four times in the past 17 years. Ginther is regarded by the few who know her as a chronic lottery enthusiast, playing faithfully for as long as anyone can remember. Friends and family remark that she has “bought her fair share of lottery tickets, and not just for herself”.

As mentioned, Joan Ginther is a woman who enjoys her privacy, and as such it is rare for her to ever comment on her extreme luck. This leads many to question her, how does she get so lucky? Is it really just luck from her lifetime of playing the odds, or does she perhaps have a technique that she’s been using?