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Oh, all of my days start nicely. I just never take pictures of it... 
I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is (V).
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Mine too. And then I get out of bed.
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My domains are slated for renewal.
I want to get some ideas from those who regularly deal with this kind of stuff.
I found this place here on code project. . . . Hosting and Servers[^]
Is that the group where I should ask serious questions about domain name registration ? For the immediate moment in front of me, my upcoming renewals are commanding my thoughts.
Is there another group here on CodeProject where this is better discussed ? (Is this a lounge topic ?)
I welcome other suggestions of other websites where the these sorts of experts congregate.
Minor Note: Comments that suggest asking any internet search site will be summarily ignored.
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I use to use UK2.net, put then many years ago switched over to 1and1. I switched to them because of their hosting packages, then moved up to virtual server etc.
Never had any problem with them.
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My thoughts at this moment are that I should have a separate host and a separate registrar.
The idea of being legally responsible to only one party, and that party having such a strong influence of both the hosting and the registration; that's just too creepy for me at this moment.
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Clicked, looked, saw everything about hosting, nothing about registration.
Evidently, the money is this biz comes from hosting, not registering, not renewing.
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I look after an organisation that is registered through Newnet. The other one is actually registered through http://www.lcn.com/[^], (not EUK) sorry about that. Most of these companies do web hosting as their main business and registration as a side issue. Whether you do everything through one organisation or split between two is your (free) choice.
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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Interesting idea; renewing with a company outside the USA.
Others who have done that; please post your personal experience.
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C-P-User-3 wrote: renewing with a company outside the USA.
Each country has an official registrar responsible for all its domains. Other (hosting) companies provide the actual registration service and maintenance. The UK registrar is http://www.nominet.org.uk/whoweare/whatwedo/overview[^].
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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C-P-User-3 wrote: Comments that suggest asking any internet search site will be summarily ignored.
Only because you added the comment... Google[^]
It was broke, so I fixed it.
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Whut? Whut? Did someone say summat? 
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Google said it, you believe it, that settles it.
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Even after the advice I found for you, you couldn't resist?
It was broke, so I fixed it.
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Stupid quiz[^]. Sensible answers got 31, but intentionally stupid got 10!
How high/low can you go?
speramus in juniperus
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Apparently, I have done it before: 25
But the highest I could get it even trying hard to be boring was 40...and the lowest I could get was 10.
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Something is wrong as it says 25. I thought it would be 10 or 60!
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I did nothing, no questions were asked, didn't provide any answers, and my mental age was 25. Sounds appropriate, but makes absolutely no sense.
I don't get it...
It was broke, so I fixed it.
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Go to the site, cut the "/result.html" part off the address, and load it again - it'll go through the questions (but don't expect anything "in depth", or even interesting)
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That is what I ended up doing, now I'm 20. You're right, nothing in depth, all were questions that concern the "socially connected".
Bah humbug! Young whippersnappers [^]... 
It was broke, so I fixed it.
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Actually rather closer than I'd predicted. 40
Thanks Nagy.
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Meh, I hate quizzes where the answers are laser focused and irrelevant. For example, on the weekends, I neither do chores, go to bed early or go and get drunk. Where is stay up all night gaming? Huh, huh?
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Trying for the lowest score I got:
"Your mental age is 13"
Trying for the highest score I only got 34.
I wonder what highest mental age that test will ever give.
"I had the right to remain silent, but I didn't have the ability!"
Ron White, Comedian
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I believe answering the survey in itself removes a lot of years from your score.
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Sensible answers taking into consideration I'm offshore and my birthday lands this week while i'm out here, resulted in a 37.
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