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Nope, they did not see the network issues. If I look at the servers of the downtime reports the routing issues are always based in the EU. The US based connections are fine. Maybe they do not monitor eu routings.

I do not like the statements too - they are not correct.

Time for an update: 15 minutes of network downtime since the last update. Uptime of the vps itself is 121 days. CPU and I/O are great. Network too. wget cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test -O /dev/null --2014-07-18 19:35:21-- http://cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test Resolving...

Time for an update: 0 minutes of downtime since the last update. Uptime of the vps itself is 8 days. CPU and I/O are really good. Network is great. wget cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test -O /dev/null --2014-07-18 13:31:03-- http://cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test Resolving...

Time for an update: 1 hour and 6 minutes of downtime since the last update. Uptime of the vps itself is 26 days. CPU and I/O are ok. Network is great. wget cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test -O /dev/null --2014-07-18 21:28:14-- http://cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test Resolving...

The company I am working for does have gold status in the Microsoft partner programm in some categories.

Well you have to pay so much taxes because it cost so much money to break the enryption you are using!

At least they are now saying what they did all the years before.

Yes I am back at the .Net universum - on the work side of life. And I am using my MSDN free extras and got some OneDrive space too. And finally I found a Phython based client for Linux: onedrive-d: https://github.com/xybu92/onedrive-d Installation is easy: Copy file wget...

Right - their are topics that are made for KVM.

Jup. Laptops: Latest Ubuntu "XYZ Stack" servers: Debian "Basic" servers: FreeBSD If I want to run Ruby/Phyton servers/apps, MongoDB, RabbitMQ servers I am switching to Debian but for more "basic" scenarios I am always using FreeBSD.

Nice one! Black: E3-C5 ;)

Without many words: (from adafruit.com blog):

TiddlyBot fun and simple Raspberry Pi Robot Looks like a fun project that might be worth funding it. I will take the Ultra Kit :D

I do have one. It is a goverment driven health care system where I am able to buy addons from health ensurance companies. I am paying about $300 a month for it. My wife and my child are included. Childs and infants and mums don't have to pay anything. Even for more costly treatments. In my...

As far as I know yes. They wrote about a separate power line and that they support up to 1.2A but nothing about a separate connection.

Regarding your second question. The problem was the poor audio quality and background noise of the Raspberry Pi if the output was analog audio. Cause was the digital-to-analogue converter which was on the 3.3V line. If you had any components on your PINs that were powered by the 3.3V line too...

VNC is not the RAM consuming part - it is just forwarding the GUI. The GUI itself (Gnome, KDE, ...) are the real RAM consumers. So it depends on the GUI frontend you want to run.

Performance is not everything - for me durability is much more important. I need a specific amount of performance but for more than a few months. My personal key performance indicator is the page loading time over time.

Yup, yet another client for yet another network noone (that I know) is using.