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This forum has become so much about drama that it has become now a negative environment. I'd really like to see some posts and threads about good things going on in the internet. Share a few good things you have done recently. Share a new product. Just share something (positive)!

Cheap is the only qualifier, I am okay with just about anywhere. Funny thing is I was talking to the colo@ rep for a quarter rack for the nearish future and they redirected me to there LA office, upon which they said they don't sell anything less then full racks and tried to upsell me for 30...

I am looking for a single server colo on the cheaper side. Server: 1u normal depth 1 to 1.5 amps (q6600 processor) IMPI on board Needs: /29 or /28 5tbs to 10tbs bandwidth -or- unmetered 100mbps free hour of remote hands per month (within reason / basics) No contract *month to month*...

Bought two e6520 nodes plus threw some proxmox on it, and moved nearly all my low end VPS to it. Nice not having to be apart of this drama shitstorm anymore.

So IPMI exploit that I think was used has been floating around for some time (~1 year). That means data was able to be compromised for at least that same period. Also how do you rm -rf / --no-preserve-root a server if you don't have the password to the server. You would still need to get past...

Psss, chris, answer my ticket and let me fly and be free from your mess :)

Apache + Nginx, It is a beautiful thing.

I know, in actuality I think they got rid of a few laws (thus making more freedom). My point was around the fact that every law that is made, we loose more of our freedom.

Has anyone ever thought that the more laws our government makes, the less freedom we have?

Marriage is not a "Christian"  only thing. It is completely universal and many religions proctor it. The fact of the matter is that some people do not have a religion and so marry via the state. All this ruling does in essence is say that you can't make laws limiting a certain groups rights...

By my guess, you would be correct. This does make sense due to things such as Prop 8 (same this as jim crow laws but for partners, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Crow_laws) in California. It's the right move by the Supreme court.

I would now like to ask for @Francisco's hand in marriage.

As long as you have some sort of backup. The point of the RAID is to keep at least the server online even if a drive does fail for more critical applications.

-Sighs deeply- This is a host gents... http://instantcpanelhosting.com/index.php If you are running a business on this server. Then yes you want a secondary SSD drive for redundancy.

Loosely? Were you ever a customer of them? He supported tons of clients, generally the way to do it was to ask nicely on IRC. Usually got things done promptly.

If anything, this proves that at least Johnston was taking care and steering the ship clear of obstacles. Unlike the new owner. Also from my recollection Johnston also gave refunds for various reasons. From the talks I have had around the community evidently most of the statements made by a few...

Tickets are not being answered.

refrences: https://www.qwdsa.com/c/threads/tacvps-ninjahawk-acquired.140/

B.S.

You can run gre on 90mb assuming that you have a small network throughput requirements. * number of active connections*