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I've got to use a VPN for work, or I can't access any of the backend or staff stuff. But it doesn't impact my regular browsing, GeoIP tool right now would, for example, show my home IP. Though if a do a traceroute to a server at work, it'll appear as if it was started from the VPN and not from...

Did Jon get mad at you Jack for starting this thread? Google comical has the original title still as a result, I just noticed.

SSDVPS:  1-855-577-3877 VPSNODES: 1-469-341-774 VPSACE: 1-855-587-7223 All the same PBX it seems. Could be coincidence... Lets compare some other stuff: Looks the same. VPSAce and SSDVPS both look as if they've used the same designer. VPSnodes is just LoveVPS' old design, so it's...

Never heard of them. Old Solus exploit gone ignored on their part? We've still got SolusVM offline until the audits are done.

I don't recall the hardware specs, just that it was Windows 95 and had a whopping 28.8 kbps which was perfect for Yahoo Checkers which is all I really did online. Played a lot of Quake 1, though.

Indicator lights can be turned off, or in cases of social engineering the user may be contacted and told that updates to their system are being made and that the flashing light is an indicator of a 'system scan', or 'cleaning of the system' or something. Average laptop consumers aren't that...

Do the math.

I signed up for Republic Wireless beta but I dont know if my Wave started yet.

For $2 I'll give you a glass of milk and a pat on the back!

+1 for New Zealand / Australiland

LOL. Reminds me of that document that was sent to places that offered public internet, like coffee shops and stuff. It was about reporting suspicious individuals who may be engaging in cyber terrorism. The criteria for suspicion was anyone who used a proxy, tried to keep their screen hidden...

http://techcrunch.com/2013/07/31/nsa-project-x-keyscore-collects-nearly-everything-you-do-on-the-internet/ Info pulled from Reddit comments, but the facts remain the same: http://techcrunch.com/2013/07/31/nsa-project-x-keyscore-collects-nearly-everything-you-do-on-the-internet/ (Training...

They sure have a shit-ton of water going to to it (1.7 million gallons per day), when other properties in the area are already struggling due to drought like conditions. Best case scenario is an earthquake that interrupts the flow of water, no electricity, backup generators don't work as well...

Really? Whenever I had access to their portal when I worked for URPad, any ticket submitted was handled by a 'higher up' (Alex or Jon) and would be closed after each response, with hardly any information given. At one point it really seemed like they were purposely fucking with us.

"Damn you Francisco, can't you keep your g'damned Russian on a leash? He made our tech cry."

You just won $1,000,000. What do you do with it?

Cops can get bitcoin wallets. I know all the farrang would pay their bribes in BTC if possible.

It's loading fine for me now. Took a while for my VM to power off a few hours ago, though.

Making me want to get shit done.