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iwStack includes a /64.

If you or anyone you know get sick, please call Dr. Jessie Feng, MD  new /24 ROKSO today, IP range SWIPed to the pride of Kohl's

Blame a relatively short beta before going live (but Vultr also suffers from that problem).  :)  I received an invite to the AIT beta on January 15th....6 weeks later they're live.  I didn't participate in the beta because I didn't have any free time for testing something I probably wouldn't use...

Many large  ISPs and corporations announce bogons.  Verizon Business, Cox,  ATT, Level 3, Hewlett-Packard, LeaseWeb, OVH are some of the companies that also announce IPv4 bogons.  Comcast announces IPv6 bogons. http://bgp.he.net/report/bogons#_bogonsv4asn...

Vultr and DO have company....AIT launches hourly billing, SSD, 30 seconds to deploy, "built for developers": http://www.ait.com/servers/cloud/

It is bad because if you're a business the loss of time and productivity from having to deal with incoming spam (plus the cost of any SPAM prevention measures you implement) adds up to some serious $$$ per year even for small businesses. http://www.cudamail.com/spam-cost-calculator/default.aspx...

http://openvz.org/VSwap http://openvz.livejournal.com/39644.html

If it's an IP owner like ColoCrossing that A. is spammer friendly and B. has invalid SWIP info (see below) on many of its IPs then Spamhaus should ban all of their IPs permanently. SBL on a /27 received yesterday: http://www.spamhaus.org/sbl/query/SBL214228 SWIP info for that /27...

The news was in my VPSB signature at least 6 hours before it was on LET. :P

Offerr never made it out of beta for some reason...

The ability of BlueVM customers on the 23.94.5.0/24  range to send/receive email has been down for a week due to a Spamhaus SBL and there's a very good chance that many customers who use other ColoCrossing based hosts will also have periodic trouble sending email from here on out because...

The one, and only, thing that sets them apart from other VPS providers is they have a NY Tech Meetup "made in NY" logo on their home page. iwStack, Nephoscale, CloudVPS (in beta), and several other true cloud providers (i.e. providers with H/A, failover, don't use RAID 5 local storage) also...

$20 NYC (Xen HVM)----> http://www.hostvirtual.com/os/bsd-hosting

...and their mothers have a heart attack at the end of the month when they get their $54K credit card bill.  :o

Using an average would be better.  (my argument against a calculation based only on cachefly results is explained in )

The ISP display worked for me.  The Xen HVM VPS I tested doesn't have a "provider" .

I don't think they check eligibility (other than a .edu email) for DreamSpark Standard but DreamSpark Premium is administered by the individual colleges who enroll in it and most of them do check to make sure the person is a current student/faculty/staff member. Alumni aren't eligible for...

I definitely fall into the "a while" category :P but one of my alumni benefits is a free lifetime google apps for education account with a .edu email address.

I like to be safe with DNS so I go the overkill route: PowerDNS master (at VPS.us in NL) with 5 of my own PowerDNS slaves (all low end VPS's and all at different geographically dispersed providers) plus a few ClouDNS slaves. My advice would be to never rely on just one company for your DNS...

Tried it twice and it timed out at the ThinkBroadband UK speed test both times.