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Well it is just about "cover your own ass" for the companies. I am using VPN to have a secure connection to the internet, because I am not trusting open accessable hotels/airports wlans.

Nice topic. If you look at following page http://www.mp3-tech.org/programmer/encoding.html you will find: Second last on the list. Another entry point is the Helix community https://datatype.helixcommunity.org/Mp3dec

Time for an update: The node is down for two weeks. No communication from the host and the website is still down (currently Apache 2 CentOS testpage). Control panel is reachable but all of my vps are down.

Time for an update: 0 seconds of network downtime since the last update. CPU and I/O are fine, network too. Uptime of the vps is 42 days.

Small update about zero problems: 0 minutes of network downtime since the last update. Uptime of the vps itself is 102 days. CPU and I/O are snappy, network is good.

Time for an update: 0 minutes of network downtime since the last update. Same with the node uptime. CPU is good and network throughput is ok. Still my main UK vpn server.

You might think about for your dedicated server.

Happy Birthday too. You still have some years until your first midlife crisis :lol:

Host is currently offline: Currently experiencing power issues in the dacentec facility. The following is from dacentec themselves. "We have experienced a power outage this morning. Unfortunately one of the systems not back online yet is our billing system. The support team is working as...

Provider: Yourserver Plan: OpenVZ 256 MB VPS Price: 2€ per month Location: Stockholm, Sweden Purchased: 04/2014 This is one of the reviews that are sponsored by vpsboard. I will update each review every two months and will add notes on what happend during this time. MannDude is funding the...

Yup, just copy the inSSIDer result.

I think he wanted to write "implement". Can someone change the thread title?

I am always looking for great ideas. Using a Raspberry Pi / Arduino Bluetooth link sounds like a nice division of labor. Raspberry doing the webfrontend stuff and the Arduino doing the tech stuff. PM me your idea and we will see if I need any additional hardware ;) Would it be ok to release...

I am using the Arduino for quite a long time and I often like to control the Arduino from my Raspberry Pi. Xbee itself is cool but quite expensive, so I searched for a cheap Bluetooth module that is offering a serial console. And found one: It is a "HC-06 Wireless Bluetooth Transceiver...

I like the new Celeron Quad CPUs too.

Time for an update to my last BlueVM box: CPU is ok, I/O degraded again, network is again beyond the 1 Mbit/s. March was quite an easy month but April got the problems back. 2 hours and 13 minutes of downtime for a single day on 7 incidents. I enjoyed the emails poping up again and again...

Time for an update: CPU, I/O is beyond any compare. Uptime of the network is good but there were some routing issues and pings run up to 2000 ms for four times:

Time for an update: CPU, I/O and network beyond any compare. Not a single issue since November last year.

Time for an update: I missed the migration of the IP address and also forgot to enter the maintenance window in statuscake. So the real downtime of the vps is 0 minutes. CPU and I/O are great. Network is good.

Time for an update: So 2 minutes of downtime since the last update. CPU, I/O and network beyond any complaint.