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1. Yes 2. I'd say you should ask LowEndSpirit directly. 3. lol

See I utilize my desktop computer as my storage/file computer.  I mean the essential things are backed up to multiple locations and backup VMs, but overall this is my go-to computer for everything (62 GB SSD, 2x 1TB HDD).  Unless I setup something like Samba or whatnot, I feel like moving them...

lol.  What @Aldryic C'boas is saying is that he prefers to use raid rather than having a large hard drive for the exact reason stated in here.   Exactly the same thing as what you're saying.  There's no difference.  haha.  

Thanks @wlanboy!   Yeah we had a few tickets asking us about downtime ;) but they simply blanked the IP change.  

I think right now its mostly for the novelty of it really.   Unless your design parameters do require high storage density nodes.  

Huh.  From my experience with VPN.SH they've been fantastic and pretty damn professional.  I'd like to say lets not jump to conclusions, but everything is just speculations right now. @liamwithers , you here man? 

Gee wiz finally! IPv6 is still beta for Vultr (or maybe just in Japan?).  

But each individually in a KVM?

So...  What about this guy who posted it?  What's his deal?  

Well they stated it's inside a KVM.  Windows licensing doesn't work well for KVM VPSes.  

Also probably non-legit/pirated Windows license.  That's what I heard anyways.  

Wow yikes.   I guess no actual detail as to what the hack was?

Would something like this work? http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/cvs/postlfs/profile.html Basically in /etc/profile.d/ folder?  Source: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10797150/how-to-run-a-script-after-user-login-authentication-in-linux

Haha Agreed. 256 MB KVM.  Those restarts are my own restarts I did (upgrades plus moving things around here and there).  As you can see the max before the biggest restart was 495 days.   Even though Italy is almost on the other side of the world for me, I love Prometeus!  My use (the entire...

Holy crap!  I don't think I ever got to Star Citizen during the Kickstarter times so I ended up getting the RSI Aurora LN after it was already funded. Totally jealous of your list of ships @Shados.  That must have cost a good bunch!  

Crunchbang is my personal favorite. Right now I'm using Xubuntu thanks to @Mun!  All of my desktop OSes are using Xubuntu.  

:lol:  haha yeah I guess this could have been asked better. I only have the Aurora LN from a while ago.  Haha what ships do you guys have? 

So... Anyone here who's into Star Citizen?  

Haha awesome. See I would have recommended x2go but as far as I'm aware that's only for Linux systems.  

What was the previous issue that you had?  What were the shortcomings of the previous software?  How does the new software beat it? I guess what I'm asking is more detail please? :)