I really hope they don't break anything there.

I recently registered an account both for the website hosting option (free) as well as the forum. The forum registration e-mail came through almost instantly, but I'd just like to make sure my website hosting application also came through. At first, I was worried that it was going to be Proton hiding the email, but I received the forum application email successfully, and it didn't go into my spam folder.

Thanks for your time,
Juno

(By the way, in case someone makes the same mistake I did: forum accounts aren't connected to hosting accounts. You can make a forum account first. You might have to use the same e-mail to claim extra storage space if I understood correctly. Not sure.)

My site is active on the hosting (listed as a precondition).

Thank you

Have any one any info on computers based on not bits (0,1) but on trits (-1,0,1)?
Could you answer in any characters (could translate from any).

Current computers all use bit which could be in state of 1 or 0.
But there was idea of a tritr based computer with states of -1, 0 and 1. This will change all logic from ground up (even operations like AND, OR, XOR, IF and others).

Current computers could have IF-then-else because they check for =1 or =0.
But with tritr based logic you could write IF-more-eq-less and get 3 program path selection.
Also it could change how arrays are implemented. Instead of start, index and length any array could point to the middle of selected memory and grow both in +length and -length from staring point (so you could save not only data (+length) but metadata (-length) inside).

It is possible to create emulator of tritr based computer. But there was hardware devices also
(both as "2 bits for 1 tritr" with ordinary transistors and tri-state gates).

There could be totally new "open source" platform for tritr based anything which is completely independent from current bit-based "open source".
Even it could get rid from anything connected to printers (especially "matrix printers" and "contol flows"). No function with name "print", no "\n" (printer new line command), no "\r" (printer carriage return command), no "LPT" port (printer ports), no "COM" ports (some printers use them), no ASCII "control characters" and even no "strings" in any forms (which are also were just a way to use "matrix printers"). Instead there could be "tree of tokens".

As I was creating the web, I had a question.

When setting up a custom domain, what part of the domain recognizes the username?

The FAQ page explains:

You have a site called mysupermegawebsite.w10.site, then you can link the following domain names: mysupermegawebsite.com same as mysupermegawebsite.mydomain.com

If I set up a domain called "sub.example.site" ,Does the server check for "example" or "sub"?

I set one up to try and it showed me this forum.
Somehow, depending on the domain name used, I figured it wouldn't work well.

Are there any other *.txt files I could include at the top level that could do neat things?

https://playlord.org/

This is a HUGE development for Web1.0 Hosting users! I feel like I'm about to get a thousand likes or 2! Anyone still using Web1.9 Hosting for your site, now's your chance to be part of any WebRing!

http://www.theimageshare.com/

ImageShare on everything else

ImageShare works on nearly every mobile and desktop web browser. I’ve tested it across modern browsers, older versions of Safari and Firefox, KaiOS feature phones, Windows Phone 10, and several versions of Internet Explorer and Netscape. The below image shows ImageShare working perfectly on Internet Explorer 5.0 for Mac, which was released 24 years ago. You’ve heard of progressive enhancement, now get ready for regressive enhancement.

Is this already known. And what can i do about this?

My website in question is http://loebas.w10.site.

The page i shared: http://loebas.w10.site/albums/stahlwolle.html