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Rallias chunked out some code to analyze tags applied to LowendBox.com offers.  The tags are applied to the very top of each offer by LEB moderators/publishers.   For example, the current top of the heap offer from BlueVM bears the following tags: atlanta, BlueVM.Com, buffalo, chicago...

Quit going wimpy on RAM....  Just buy a considerable amount of RAM.   I wouldn't go under 16GB these days. I'm fond of proper workstations.   Units pre-made for performance and demanding users.  Have two Dell's right now, both used - properly devalued. HD streaming and the PC, sure.  I prefer...

Ahh, welcome back to provider land. Which datacenter is this new brand rolling out of?

I hope to see more builds of cheap/affordable/different computing rigs like this...  $250 computer. Purely a development environment server?  Does that CPU support common virtualization?

Well.... Care to share the devices you have tried for Wifi - the APs?  Curious what the general chipset and mw output is on your gear. "All three routers sit in the same room, where there is a wired printer, wired computer, and a wireless laptop." Are all threee routers/APs on at the same...

I am betting that was part of their naming schema ;)  It's sticky like that.

Seems to still be down. Is that blood from the deadpool?

Gbit with limit cap, always.  Well unless you offer 100TB a month and taunt me to use it.

Long been a fan of FLAC and similar encoding for preserving rich audio recordings.  Yeah am a fan of bootlegs from live shows and other rare recordings. Always liked Neil Young and his treasury of music contributions to Americana music. Pono Music was founded by Neil Young and has a big...

Welcome back man!

+1 looks awesome! Anyone tried this yet?

So.... OnApp does bonding, which is for failed link protection, not bandwidth aggregation... (i.e. 4 1Gbps = 1Gbps speed not 4Gbps)... Correct me if I am wrong here... Sounds like some hackery with Vlans in an attempt to aggregate bandwidth...

I expect all sorts of features to be a real cloud.  SAN storage or highly distributed storage with a real backplane (no stupid single gigabit connector OnApp style). At base, should be self migrating instances across a cluster in a facility at-will.  Ideally, ability to move across DCs /...

RaidLogic.net is a provider we see here on vpsBoard. Recall they were smacked hard by the Burst.net hit and run situation. Looks like per WHT there has been an outage of much of RaidLogic for at least the past 2 days... source: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?p=9113759 Anyone...

This crypto OS topic needs more airtime in general in light of the world we live in today and providers often that are meh.  Meh is all up in containers, snooping things for their leisure activity, etc.  Plus the heavy burden of government bulldozing data out of weakling providers often with no...

One of the media accounts alleges both multiple people in background doing this (3) and that they were operating a swatting-for-hire business. Age 16 seems to be a problem in these parts.

Maybe someone around here has Burst emails recently.... at last check, the Digi announcement was only that... no new website or anything.  Burst.net website has mention of it, but all links on Burst.net domain...  Seems like they just don't want to be in business.  Unsure WTF they business...

Difference though is this is their corporate SSL certificate used to do any ordering, account administration, etc. Heartbleed made upgrading things mandatory, especially something face forward like this.

Burst.net continues to be funny. Go to their website, go to Order: " Secure connection: fatal error (300) https://service.burst.net/ The certificate is not known by its supposed issuer. It is not valid. In the worst case it may be used by criminals for fraudulent purposes. The website owner...

CNN reporting on this... http://www.cnn.com/2014/05/13/business/google-right-to-be-forgotten/index.html