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Nice cover story! Cheap but delicious pizza in NYC!

http://www.openstreetmap.org/ Basically what @DomainBop said

I forgot to mention. Add home fries/potatoes to that mix with the eggs.  Adds volume and I personally LOVE potatoes in my dish.  Also top it off with a scoop of Guacamole and a few small cubes of a single tomato.  

Do ittttttt

It's actually part of the human leg.  @blergh eats people!  If people want to take pictures of their food and upload it... ya know...  I'd appreciate it.  Similar to /r/foodporn except vpsBoard edition.  

It's not a big deal.  As long as backups are in place (e.g. get a BuyVM Storage VM or that Cloudshard storage VM) 1 SSD isn't bad.  He also isn't hosting paying customers but personal projects and tinkering.  It's fine.  

Linked to Feathur ;) Its free for private use.  So yeah use Feathur or Proxmox.  Or do it via CLI by following @wlanboy's tutorial (you'd be surprised how easy doing things by CLI is!)

1. I'd take a look at Proxmox instead of SolusVM (assuming this is all personal/private, then everything should be fine).  It does OpenVZ and KVM side-by-side and works for private-uses (saving you money).  If you want to learn everything via CLI (which is actually probably recommended), then...

observium, cacti, and munin.   I'm currently thinking about moving over to opennms but I haven't taken the time yet to fully investigate it.  

Well then happy birthday to you too buddy! haha

Yeah I'd have to agree with KuJoe on this. I mean there isn't much more to add except "I agree".  You have more/better control when connecting using a VPN client than a browser plugin (in addition, many good browser plugin developers have (in the past) sold out their plugin to advertisement...

The hell since when did you start taking awesome pictures of your awesome food. I hate you and your food.  I HOPE YOU ENJOY THAT

Happy Birthday ya old man! 

Yep this is me.   I look at WHT and vpsBoard mostly.  And a ton of Reddit.  Don't have a ton of time on the internet anyways. 

I think in general people dislike other people contacting them through their helpdesk to promote their product.  Its similar to having solicitors come to your house and try and sell you things, it's just in bad tastes (generally).   If I recall correctly Limestone Networks did the same thing a...

That's such a great hashtag. 

Those numbers look good! I'm just worried how performance would be affect under heavy use.  

I don't think the nursery or whatever that address is? 

Haha so I guess it was just my node. 

Update: Seems OVH's Host node I'm on just had another unexpected reboot.