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Quite hard settings on cloudflare side. Got my "checking your browser" ddos protection site from cloudflare whenever I use my windows mobile phone (shared ip). Switching to WLAN solve this type of "problem" for me.

USB to serial port adapters USB to I2C adapters USB to SPI adapters USB Host controllers Last one will catch some SD Card adapters too.

Can't believe that collectd does not have a call for that. So you can do it the dirty way: service collectd stop && find /var/db/collectd/rrd/localhost/* -type d | xargs rm -Rf && rm /data/rrd_dir.tar.bz2 && service collectd start

Hell no. Thank you for the warning. That can kill a lot of USB to a serial port adapters and a lot of Ardunio stuff. Why do they deliver this kind of drivers through the Windows automatic update?

I would have one VPS for the front page and some logic that distributes the uploaded videos through some additional vps. Communitypage: mycommunity.com (1 vps) Videos: video1.mycommunity.com (1 vps) video2.mycommunity.com (1 vps) video3.mycommunity.com (1 vps) video4.mycommunity.com (1 vps)...

Looks like statuscake does have some problems with their own network connectivity. I will move away from statuscake...

Time for an update: 1 hours and 28 minutes of network downtime since the last update. Uptime of the vps is 90 days. CPU and I/O are great. Network is great.

It is statuscake.com. I set the alert to "more than 5 confirmation servers at the same time to display downtime".

Time for an update: So 1 hour 28 minutes and 33 seconds of network downtime since the last update. Uptime of the vps itself is 189 days. CPU and I/O are ok, but the vps itself is not as snappy as the months before. Looks like the node is now filled up with customers... Network connection...

Time for an update: 40 minutes of network downtime since the last update. Uptime of the vps is 57 days. CPU and I/O are ok. Network speed is good: wget cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test -O /dev/null --2014-10-22 00:06:28-- http://cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test Resolving...

I own a Kobo Glo: http://www.kobo.com/koboglo Perfect device to read books while using public transportation. Their "ComfortLight" is a huge plus to read while my year old son is sleeping. I call it the "non torch light" effect - it does not light up the room. Not talking about built-in...

Second that. ImapSync can be called from your new server - so you don't have to use your own internet connection.

Another question would be "how can I migrate my emails from selfhosted VestaCP to the dirty cheap BuyVM SharedHosting offer" ;) I would use ImapSync for the email part: http://imapsync.lamiral.info/README

Edit lighttpd config: nano /etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf add: ssl.use-sslv2 = "disable" ssl.use-sslv3 = "disable"

Me too, my equipment is: Olympus PEN E-PL3 Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 45 mm F1.8 Olympus MCON-P01 Makro Converter Panasonic Lumix 20 mm F1.7 Samyang 7.5mm F3.5 Fisheye Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm F4.0-5.6 Walimex 500mm F8.0-23.0 Walimex T2 to MFT Adapter Fujifilm XF 1 (always in my bag...

Anycast IP available in central europe, west cost, east cost? And Heck this is fantastic! And Bandwidth pooling which is was my main concern about having several locations. A scenario where you pay for bandwidth you are not using and bandwidth you have to buy on top on a populated location...

Looks promising. For me this does make more sense than the dedicated core offers.

Good to know. Thanks for posting.

Congrats on your promotion and kudos for your handover.