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Yup .com is not about commercial anymore - more like something .us wants to be. The value of a TLD is based on the community which is using it. E.g. .io and .cc got quite a good reputation out of the github projects. The new TLD are more specialised so they won't get much attention. Only...

Audio books (travel times...) and music made before the year 2000.

Update the section - it was a speed test through OpenVPN - limited to my current internet connection.

https://vimeo.com/87253105 This is my second Raspberry Pi + Arduino project: A token generator for my two factor authentification service. What it does: Generate 10 random letters per destination Store them in EEPROM Raspberry Pi is reading EEPROM Rapsberry Pi is updating databases to...

Second that.

Yup all well done services are not available in europe (outside of the UK). Still searching...

Provider: BandwagonHost Plan: OpenVZ 128mb VPS Price: 5.99$ per year Location: Dronten, NL Purchased: 01/2014 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...

Did your vps does have a valid hostname? And does your email client use auth for SMTP? An option like: "Outgoing server requires authentication, use same settings as incoming server"?

*shock* must be the part of the party at WeMigrateToBuffalo.com

It is still a solid box in the UK and my main znc instance. Good network and enough CPU I/O for my needs.

Time to update the statistics: Only 25 minutes of downtime since the last update. Support is still fantastic, CPU and I/O is good. Network is getting better but could get some additional throughput to the EU.

Yet another one not knowing anything about security.

Hackers are circulating credentials for thousands of FTP sites and appear to have compromised file transfer servers at The New York Times and other organizations, according to a security expert. The hackers obtained credentials for more than 7,000 FTP sites and have been circulating the list in...

Look at this comparison and analysis of managed dns.

The one with a solid exchange rate.

Because of the journal files. One other reason is that Linux is smart and does not duplicate pages between tmpfs and its cache.

A customer can build a RAM disk on a KVM machine - no provider needed. I created one for one of my MongoDB nodes but you have to save the data or trust the provider on a 100% uptime.

What a shady move from them. That's it there on my ignore list. Btw: They should rename the company name from PhoenixVPS to BuffaloVPS...

But you have to admit that it looks like - for someone outside the industry - your current target is BlueVM?

Would that have been posted here if BlueVM would not use CC? Nope.