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and your incorporation looks suspect --- graphic here: That says 2014.  Yet Delaware records show for Green Hosting Services - not Green Value Servers and weren't filed until August 31, 2015. THIS IS NOT A STATEMENT OF GOOD STANDINGFile Number:5813336Incorporation Date / Formation...

Oh really? So you are owned by ColoCrossing also? from: https://greenvalueserver.com/company.php

Weeks ago.   Just final formalities in the past week.

That's funny since Biloh created those oversubscribed and unsustainable offers. Read: Prices are going up. Prices went up a bit ago :)

Like I said, This... soon... and so it was :)

This isn't news in the out of left field, breaking sort of form.   It's the end of a cloudy era of much ahh deception.  Since March of 2011 was it? Should put coffin nails in the CVPS brand for sales purpose on LEB and elsewhere...  Outside of the frequent spam mails and social media, not much...

We both posted :) Long said these guys were the same company aside from a pesky incorporation to paper play it was different.   Been long waiting for this day.

ChicagoVPS has been traded to or taken over by ColoCrossing.   Expect ChicagoVPS to show up nested under Hudson Valley Host.   Where all the bad Lowend companies get sent. I am not going to poke the particulars, but this isn't new.  What is new apparently is the exclusive control over the...

So much for Skype and any distributed or P2P design these days. Long overdue to jump ship, or at least diversify to something.   What are others out there liking?  Long been a fan of Jabber.  ToxIM is a another project that has been interesting (wasn't mature enough last time I tried it out).

Seems like Skype is down all over the globe today. Been one of those Mondays...  Expect more as developers push masses of code, summer is over and fake productivity is back in session.

I use X2Go :)  It's just rather bulky to go nesting with it. Was thinking for additional 3rd layer one could run VirtualBox on workstation and reach out from that nested and those 2 VPNs.  Throw a different technology on the Virtual instance to mix it up and make it less obvious / prone to...

I still have a VIA C7 around here and a collection of mini itx boards :) Scaleway boxes look interesting, but I am waiting until it matures a good bit.  ARM distros are doing well / better, but still a PITA for a lot of things.   Fine for generic web stacks per se.  I use more ARM stuff these...

That would be incredible on overhead and slow - just rule of any GUI.  I use X2GO, and it's tolerable at best.  Better than VNC, but still lacking. Routing packets from local would be more approachable.  Simply, something like a Raspberry Pi, config'd as a gateway.  On that Pi, toss OpenVPN...

Much thanks @DomainBop !  This is craft weekend and tightening up my filtering / network blocking / etc.  Those are getting in there (ones I haven't already in use).

It's about price point and availability. The Nano is x86 compatible.  These ARM offerings are not. VIA was always a notorious CPU slacker with CPU speeds that were seemingly way off vs. more standard Intel CPUs.  It was alright gear for right use back then.  Low power consumption for the time...

Americons are prone to such delusions, perhaps unlike any other.  Surely others fall for the sprung trap, but...

Looking for collective input here... Those of you utilizing IP blocklists, what are you using as sources these days?   Interested in lists for blocking bad IPs, ads, malware, etc.

Government backing of ToR has always bothered me. Nothing per se better to convince suspect minds about security than to say THE MILITARY USES IT / FUNDED IT.  Lots of bad actors fall for such civic pride / confidence. I use ToR little as much gets blocked.  Creates a browsing hazard...

I see swamps.

This... soon.