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So true! But in all fairness about the disclosure, privacy, etc.  many companies list public details that aren't where they lay their head or perhaps have ever been. Fairly common in my research to see the same old incorporation company address or their datacenter provider. I don't advise...

Is this a regular problem for others?  What is the common means of reducing hijack attempts out there?

BTW:  If the admins don't spot a bad behaving member spamming/free advertising I certainly will. I've sent at least one unsavory company packing and glad to chase more merchants out of the vpsBoard temple.

I like to see Debian MINIMAL.   Also nice to see ready made appliances like the Turnkey Linux distros.

It's not about your boring life as per your email messages. It is about who is speaking to you, who they speak to, what the nature of things is and long term relationships these control nuts are keeping the details of. Content matching ads, no I couldn't care less about in the big picture...

Wow!  Thank you kindly sir.   Didn't expect all that so quickly and detailed. Adding this to my testing and to be tried tutorial list.

Whois privacy for "legitimate" businesses isn't a good sign.   Private info for bloggers, home users,  seedling businesses, etc. well that makes sense. 25 minimum posts?  Is this the rule before a provider can make an offer?     Seems a bit high.  I am certain I've seen offers from folks with...

@Aldy's solution should be beefed up a bit and put in as a tutorial.

Really, I missed that :) Doh!

Hey @Nick_A, congrats! Should we expect this as a sign that NL offering is going to get bulked up to offer all the types/plans you do in the other locations :) ?

From somewhere in NY State: From Kansas City: Chicago, IL (Backupsy)

I am not aware of TrueVPS. I was chatting with someone :) and mentioned RamNodes partial NL offer and how I thought RamNode should do something to diversify, standout and grow. Well, there we are maybe :)

Google isn't being honest.   Google is cornered in a pending class action lawsuit that appears to have them forced to disclose their bad behavior. I haven't read the brief yet (lack of time right now). Remember a year or three ago when Google created this big PR site 'Which country subpoenas'...

RAID0 I use with small machines limited to 2 drive channels.... Good for workstations to increase disk IO and nothing more. That said,  replaced that concept mostly with a SSD instead.

Google: Gmail users shouldn't expect email privacy Critics call revelation 'a stunning admission' as Google makes claim in court filing in attempt to head off class action lawsuit. Full story: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/aug/14/google-gmail-users-privacy-email-lawsuit The court...

Reasons for not doing this: 1. Delay from time of download to viewing = slow.  Fast end VPS nodes out there to get files as/when needed and fast up and down stream (i.e. good to centralization and use from anywhere --- ideally). 2. Local storage is kind of dead storage.   I lack an upstream...