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Do you read the Tor exit guidelines?

So no technical limit but I dopt I would be able to use any shared 4 GB plan. Second that. If you are using more than 2 GB of RAM (rule of thumb) you need dedicated CPU resources. So a no-go for shared OpenVZ offers.

If you need something for your RaspberryPi look at Adafruit. They have got a nice monitor mount. I do need three wires: 1x USB for power 1x USB to USB hub 1x HDMI to monitor Nothing else needed because I use a WIFI dongle. All working out of the box thanks to Raspbian. I installed one SD...

Do you really think that the following statement is ok?

Thanks - the tool I was looking for. Yup Shutter is the tool I am using in Ubuntu too. Currently saving images to a defined folder which got rsynced. Looking forward to your CL magic.

I would like to have a tool that supports (s)ftp.

I used Dropler - but they killed the free accounts. So I am in search for an alternative. Currently I am testing LightShot and Monosnap. Any other suggestions?

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*hehe* I said this before. One reason why Mao does get the room because vpsboard allowed such threads (CC) before. This thread does have two good points: To have an example for Aldryic: "Please stop Aldryic ... you are now as mad to me as Mao is to you". I did not had a example yet to...

When I do read through al the mess I have to admit that all of you three are guilty. I am not quite sure about what guilty, but I tend to believe that it is all about hurt ego and dogmatism. Yup You, Fran and Aldryic said things that should not have been said. Did anything happen but words...

I still believe that might come to an good end. In my point of view there are some native speaker / non-native speaker misunderstandings. And of course a little bit too much love (protective instinct) for the own brand. So: Yep their were network problems Yep the move to Las Vegas was...

Ok - good to know. At home I am using LXC without any problems on a 16 GB machine (splitted into 2 vps). Thank you for sharing the information.

Hope you get us informed about the progress?

Well your node needs a level of trust to be listed. Wait some hours/days and you exit node will be used. What provider is still allowing exit nodes?

Not at all. The SPDY protocol is now the foundation of the upcoming HTTP 2.0 protocol. QUIC (Quick UDP Internet Connections) is an early-stage network protocol (stream multiplexing protocol) with a new Transport Layer Security on top of UDP instead of TCP. So yes it is hipper but SPDY is not...

Please post your findings. So there should be at least some vps providers, or?

What's the limit OpenVZ or KVM can handle without struggles? 3 GB of RAM? 4 GB of RAM?

I would add a new forum on the first category: Announcements & Contests Industry News Industry Gossip PS: I want the option to ignore this new forum.

Any arguments on that thesis? I would really like to know if WS/SSE/SPDY or HTML 2.0 (draft) will be the standard for client-server communication. Websockets, SSE (Server Sent Events) and SPDY are both capable of pushing data to browser clients but they do not solve the problem in the same...

Noone else working with async WebSockets?