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I don't see a problem with it. Spammers annoy me to no end so anything that makes them think twice about ordering service is a positive step in my eyes. That being said, I remember reading about quite a few data centers that do this and the ones I worked with in the past would only accept the...

Just got my USB 3.0 enclosure and put my old Samsung 830 in it and WOW! This thing blows away my local drive and is much faster than when I had the 830 on a SATAII port. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- CrystalDiskMark 3.0.2 x64 (C) 2007-2013 hiyohiyo...

I have about 20GB worth of PuTTY log files that I want to dump onto a VPS so I can access them later if needed (I hate deleting stuff that's less than a year old). Any ideas of a simple PHP script that I can throw on a webserver and then put the log files into a directory and it can handle...

I never liked running cables through heatsinks but aside from that it looks good. Also +1 for the PicoPSU for MiniITX boxes.

I wish I had an eSATA port, that would be the best solution since I already have everything but it looks like I need to buy a USB 3.0 enclosure.

HP classifies it as a notebook, it's an HP Envy 15z so it's pretty thin.

I just did a test on the hard drive I'm using now, looks like that USB 3.0 might still be an improvement for me. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- CrystalDiskMark 3.0.2 x64 (C) 2007-2013 hiyohiyo Crystal Dew World ...

Wow, what SSD drive is that?

I just realized my enclosure is only USB 2.0 but it has an eSATA port (unfortunately my gaming laptop does not). Still ran a disk test for USB 2.0 and it's not to bad, in theory USB 3.0 should be "10x faster" according to articles I read but even 3-4x faster should be enough right...

No ODD. :( I wish I would have bought the Intel version of my laptop so I had room for a mSATA drive but I opted for the better performance, battery life, and price of the AMD version. I'm exploring the idea of whether a network drive will work better than an external drive also.

I'll get one of the SSDs and run CrystalDiskMark on it to see what kind of speeds I see (not sure why this never occurred to me).

I've been wanting to upgrade my laptop to an SSD drive to a while but the size that I need it out of my budget for now and would cost about half of what I paid for the laptop so I'm thinking of taking my SSD drives I have laying around and using them as external drives instead. Basically, I only...

Not only were you running a bitcoin miner, but you took the time to rename the process in an attempt to avoid our monitoring. Regardless if you personally installed it and ran it yourself, you are responsible for what happens on your VPS and due to the severity of the violation (it took us 30...

I dodged a bullet there. We were using them for an external monitor but the amount of false alarms caused us to switch elsewhere. I'm sure their other clients are hoping the same thing. :)

Might I suggest switching to phpseclib, it's so much easier to use and has built in debugging. Here's your same script using phpseclib (I used my own code for the adduser part, because I know it works): <?php ini_set('max_execution_time', 60); define("_VALID_PHP", true)...

The OpenVZ repos have nothing to do with RHEL/CentOS, they are independent of each other. Any company that does not read the changelog AND does not install the software in dev before production has bigger problems than can be addressed on a public forum.

The warning shouldn't be "be careful when updating your OpenVZ host nodes in the future", it should be "ALWAYS READ THE EFFING CHANGELOG BEFORE YOU UPDATE YOUR SOFTWARE".

I'm still planning on using them. This doesn't seem to be a big deal considering other big name registrars who have been in the same boat over the years with more serious breaches: http://www.icann.org/en/resources/compliance/notices Also keep in mind that even though Namecheap is ICANN...

Waived != credit. Tell your provider to honor their offer.

You call me an ass and in the same breath agree with my post. Brilliant. ;)