I like hostgator just fine and was thinking about upgrading to their virtual dedicated server to get lots of IPs and more flexibility. Then I was thinking that since my sites don't have much traffic (occasionally I'll get 50 visits in a day to my best site) I could just host them at home. No doubt many of you have tried that, maybe some of you still do.
The main cons I can think of are reliability, since cable and DSL can go out inexplicably. The other problem is that business accounts with multiple IPs cost more, but its not that much more. The advantages of course are that admining would be a breeze.
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