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Luckily my daughter is only 3 so all of the games she plays are flash based and she doesn't know the difference between Windows/Linux/Android yet. When she's older she's welcome to install whatever OS she wants but for now I want her to have some exposure to linux.

I considered that but Chrome/ChromiumOS is a little limited from what I've seen from it. It's not out of the question but I'd still prefer a linux OS so when she's older I can just install another Linux flavor and she'll pick it right up. My co-worker suggested this to me also, I'll have to...

I've been wanting to use Qimo as recommended by both of those links but it looks like it's using an EOL version of Ubuntu so no patches and it hasn't been updated since 2010. I did manage to find a working download link so I'm still downloading it to try it out. :(

My daughter just turned 3 years old this week and I'm looking to install a new OS on her netbook since she's been getting more and more familiar with Windows 7 to the point that she can use Chrome fairly well and I'm afraid of some of the trouble she can get into on a Windows OS (she's already...

We're actually planning on renegotiating our contract in our Tampa location where the bulk of our clients are so hopefully we can make some changes to our bandwidth allocation in the future. ;) We've been talking about changing the number of CPU cores for a while and I just finished a new...

Thanks for bumping this @, I'll send out an e-mail right now with a promo code.

Yes, we plan on offering non-DDOS protected OpenVZ plans in Portland, unfortunately nothing is set in stone right now so I don't want to release the name of the data center and have to change it later (same reason we haven't publicly release the name of our Ohio data center yet). ;)

Bandwidth has always been my biggest concern because we don't buy 1Gbps commits at a time so overages are a real thing for us especially with 95% billing. One day we hope to be half as big as RamNode or BuyVM and have much larger commits with excessive amounts of bandwidth but the truth is that...

Thanks Dave, I plan on switching the individual Looking Glass sites for a central site using the LowEndPing script recently posted on here to have it all in a central location.

Unfortunately this promotion is a limited time only. IPv6 is a requirement for all new locations, normally we wait for all IPs to come online but we've been waiting for quite a while for our IPv6 block to be announced by the data center and we've already paid the invoices so the longer we wait...

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Thanks Mr. Fran, I was able to release it much faster thanks to your guidance in a few key areas.

In the past when I ran contests for my non-hosting websites I always did Amazon gift cards because they can be sent via e-mail and used almost anywhere and doesn't require an account like Paypal.

Secure Dragon LLC. was registered in October of 2010 and has been selling quality VPSs since the beginning. We've grown over the years and currently offer services in Florida, Colorado, Georgia, California, Illinois, and Oregon. In 2012 we received our own IPs from ARIN so we manage all of our...

Lucky you guys, today we're celebrating my daughter's birthday so I was going to run another crazy, very limited special on IRC tonight but I guess I'll be running it here instead. ;)

Reboot and do an fsck?

A data center that recently got purchased by the parent company of our Tampa location. I'll post more information in another thread once things are closer to going live.

http://jfkmurdersolved.com/knoll.htm Solved. :)

So instead of keeping silent and NOT adding more drama, you post this instead.  :rolleyes: And you were doing so good Jon, I was really hoping you would turn things around but posts like these aren't helping your cause.

We're still waiting to ship the server but we've finalized the paperwork. We're also waiting for them to turn up IPv6 on their network (we'll be their first and only IPv6 clients). We're also getting 60Gbps of DDOS protection there but we're not sure how to handle the pricing/plans there.