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‘Cargo’ a concrete lamp/light sculpture in the shape of a container ship. Or actually four cargo ships. The deck of the ship is divided into four equal sections on which each you can place the wheelhouse or two containers next to each other.
This gives endless possibilities in the appearance and light effects this 'ships lamp' creates.

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#ship#lamp#light
My bedroom is my happy place right now. It’s so COZY (also, I lied about stringing the violin…) I’m so proud of making this house my home!!! It took (is taking a lot of work) when I moved in it was disgusting. It was a hoarder situation that I had to clean out after a family member died. The place was filthy and falling apart with so much junk it was impossible to walk across the rooms. Definitely a HUGE fire hazard.

I’ve been working on this space for a year and a half and it’s finally somewhere I am not afraid to host at. Last night was my son’s birthday and we had 40ish people come and celebrate him.
#room #bedroom #cozy #style #purple #elderberrywine #lamp #roomdesign #interiordecor #interiordecoraring #inspo #wine #purple #saltlamp #crystal #crystallamp #bass #guitar #violin #keyboard #macmiller #thevelvetundeeground #sublime #bedroom #musician #artist #naptime #wip #hardwork

Hello folks, my hosting provider (#LAMP stack) has doubled pricing from $50/yr to over $100/yr in the last five years. This, while we know the cost of storage has gone down dramatically. I don't think they want to be in the business of small site hosting. I need hosting for two domains that use PHP. It needs the ability to wildcard forward email and block certain addresses (currently doing that in cPanel ). Anyone have suggestions for moving to a new #webHosting provider?

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@b0rk @ramsey @janl I think you’re making it difficult. Imagine having nothing like these set up, so you have nothing. Then the easiest to do is to upload a file and see in the browser what it does. All these extra steps you’re mentioning need to be set up and configured correctly before you can do anything. Later on there was also #WAMP and #LAMP so you could test the file before uploading. #php