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I was looking for a web based terminal emulator and finally found "Shell In A Box". It is a linux service that is running a webservice that uses JS/CSS to build up a great web based terminal. Installation is easy because it is part of all major repositories: apt-get install openssl...

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Time for a good looking update: Zero downtime since the last update. Performance is still great and network is still great too.

Well ... some kind of an update ... basically nothing new: Performance is still great, network is still great, support is still great (and not used).

Time for an update: So one minute of downtime since the last update. Performance is stellar, uptime beyond any concerns and the network is good too - still want to have more available bandwith but it is not that slow either. We know the story about the upstream provider and after Nick...

Time for an update: Great uptime, great network and good performace. There were two accidents (well communicated) caused by abusers so no technical faults.

Time for an update: The first month was rough but after that the node had a great uptime. Network is good and performance is ok for the price I am paying. January the 2nd was a bad day because Feathur did not liked to restart my vps and I was sitting in a plane. So this downtime can be but...

Yuo - a legal business does have to publish a lot of information so why should someone use private WHOIS on a domain when everything that is hidden is written on the homepage?

There is one thing I don't like about Feathur - it doen't like to restart vps if the host went down. I had to restart my vps myself for every single blib on the node. But yesterday something else happend: The host went down and my vps did not restart. But this time my vps was disabled...

I thought that all OVH customers at all do have 480Gbps protection - or better said 3 x 160Gbps. So if there are 10 x 40 Gbps attacks there is not much left of "your" protection.

GCM is recommended; it is even approved by NIST. Since TLS 1.2 (and for this topic TLS 1.1 too) CBC is ok because it is immune to BEAST attacks. Difference on 128 bit vs 256 bit: 256 bit is more "secure" - harder to calculate.

This is the second part of my RaspberryPi tutorial series. You can find the first part You can find the second part We now create a sound board: This time we plit the power lines to make the wirering easier. Each button is connected to ground on the buttom side and connected to a line...

Yup - .io is hyped without any reason. Stick with .com or .net they are cheap. And if you want to save money for SSL keep them in subfolders mylib.com/ti, mylib.com/st etc.

Good to know - so I am not updating yet.

Their UK location (Rapidswitch)

And it is up.

Me neither ... 2000 BTC in a "hot pocket" and 119M total is quite impressive for an exchange service.

You mean that they decided to stay open for a few years? My servers are online so don't be quick on calling providers a scam.

The numbers are quite high...

Will be the next one - my prefered way to add complex components to me setup.