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But that can be done on the offer thread, or? Really want to build a pillory?

For what purpose? Go to the offer forum search "within the forum" enter "colocrossing" copy&paste, done. Same with LEB. If you want to do finger pointing - do it yourself.

Second that. All my services are IPv6 ready. I would never buy anything (except dev boxes) without native IPv6. But there are enough people left who want that dirty cheap 1 GB and don't care about IPv6.

Our sports club is hosting quite a big tournament and we want to provide live coverage. I want to build something that can cover this and I am looking for some input. There are quite some options for this scenario: Static pages: git commit -> git pull XMLHttpRequest Web sockets Messaging...

Hopefully without any addon price for the location.

Maybe they just don't want to do it because their target audience don't care about IPv6.

I would have created a tutorial about this OS.

I am looking for vps related twitter accounts too. My current list does include all common providers -  the whole archive starts around 2009. Looking forward to additional suggestions.

Because the G was killed by my formating attempts :lol:

There are three different types: 1. Dedicated servers: monthly ignoring all discounts 2. Sub 20$ vps: yearly to not have the hassle to know which cents have to go where 3. Bigger vps: 3 to 6 months.

If I look to the rant (and the guy was annoying) ... don't condemn if you were not present: It is all about a 5$ per year hosting account...

You might try Detroit or Dallas.

Jup L.A. does have troubles (a reason why I never bought a vps in this location) but the rest looks fine: BlueVM Buffalo BlueVM Swizz

Yup - just a dummy .ml domain with a self signed cert.

Hardware failures happen. The Pony is currently restoring a storage array too - so don't throw stones.

For simple layouts I am using bootstrap. Getting mobile first and some cool components on top too. Your layout rings a bell too: Jumbotron heading.

DotVPS (UK) HTTPzoom(UK) Iniz (NL) LowendSpirit (UK,NL) Ramnode (NL)

But it would help alot: Short snipplet from the link:

Do you buy a Lonestar truck to transport one bottle of milk?

I am running three domains on a 128MB (+128 swap) box. So 256 MB of RAM is ok and 512 MB of RAM really good. Of course it depends on what additional php scripts you are running.