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Just noticed @MannDude's signature has changed. Which Google says is some company selling security cameras and stuff. Unless it refers to x10hosting, a free cPanel host. Or someone else entirely? Care to comment Curtis?

I just got an e-mail from SwiftVM, a company offering VPSes out of San Diego (AIS) run by Christopher Easton and Jordy. Unfortunately, it seems they are shutting down. They opened just in March, which is unfortunate as I really liked their services. They had SSD and (towards the end) SSD-cached...

$30/mo. Can go up to 30mb/15mb for $10 more. If I were paying that bill, I would, too. But I'm not. Really it does work fine for what I do, and much better than my old DSL connection at 1.5mb/768kb. Still... This is a "fiber" connection, ISP is Fairpoint, no IPv6, but I'm told they're working...

Yes, as I mentioned in my post, I like this idea better than a full installer since it's easier, though the table setup completely slipped my mind.

I believe that's how Crissic Solutions does it too. It does keep things much cleaner.

So what about the rest of my post? :) Feasible?

...Resolves to 204.11.32.3. That IP is in AS25767, Waveform Technologies, based in Troy, Michigan, just a little ways outside Detroit. As the offer indicates, Waveform's peers are XO, Comcast, and Level3. The AS also has some IPv6 availability with one /32 IPv6 prefix, however their only IPv6...

Is it only providers (and admins of course) that are able to change their "member title" (e.g. mine is "VPS Enthusiast")? I don't see any place to do it.

It always irritates a little bit when I see that a provider's AS has IPv6 prefixes assigned, but they don't offer it. My ISP is that way too. But I understand that these things take time, and I imagine @qps didn't say when exactly because he doesn't know. I'm sure they're working on it as best...

Sorry if I missed it, but I don't see port speed listed anywhere. Also, what is the cause of the price difference between your Detroit and L.A. locations? I'm guessing it's bandwidth due to the amounts I see listed on your website, is that the case?

That's what I figured you meant. In some ways a good idea, but really the user could do that themselves. Nothing beats keeping the same IPs. On that note, couldn't you do a conversion process like you mentioned, but then have a separate database of the old IPs that reroutes them to the new...

So as some of you may be aware, I'm working on a server/domain tracking panel. As this is my first script designed for public release, I'm wondering what's the best way to handle the installation procedures. Specifically, how do I set it up so that someone who downloads it will know how to put...

While I know it would be messy, side-by-side makes the most sense for existing customers if they request a /64. New customers could be given a choice at signup. @trewq has a good idea, but that might be a bit hard to coordinate. I like the idea of converting the addresses, but I'm not sure I...

Oh boy, I better let him get a hold of that code right away, I'm going to be in pretty dire straits if I lose this one client.

Tunneling with HE.net's tunnel in NYC works a lot better. HE -> nLayer -> Cloudflare.

I notice your AS has an IPv6 prefix originated. Do you offer IPv6 with this plan. A /64 maybe?

What is that rate? I don't see it in the offer above. 

@MartinD I'm not commenting on the code, I'm commenting on big companies who know they have a monopoly in the market. From that position, they just don't give a crap about vulnerabilities. Which is why I strongly suspect there was little concern about the possibility of vulnerabilities based on...

Yeah, but they gave standard big company BS about how it isn't an issue and everything's OK and we're always vigilant. Yeah, right. A developer probably woke up from his before-lunch nap early and gave one file a once-over to make sure there weren't any glaring bugs. Then he went to lunch, then...

I'm curious about the "burst" part of this line. Why is it set at 15k?