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LET new design is "similar" with more "features".   The original was better/clearer.  New one is just lots of white space and signatures blur into content. I was never a fan of LET's "design".   It was default old Vanilla theme, right?

1. Ninjahawk - look for his ads on here in VPS section and PM him. 2. Routing isn't much to know about as an end user.  What you care about is direct routes and local/regional peering near you. 3. Core networks -  The US Northeast is heavily centered around New York as a main gateway and...

Yes, vpsBoard is getting slammed by attacks today it seems.  Very slow to load and posting messages takes quite a long time.

So, you start a thread for LET, let them bid it up from $7 then hop over here and post this where the bidding has fizzled. It's an interesting offer.   Do you have just one of these or more?

EdgeVM / EGI offers out of NYC too with IPV6: OpenVZ-256 for $5/mo-  256MB 1 CPU Core 25GB RAID-10 HDD 1 IPv4 Address (Up to 3 IPv6 Available Upon Request) 100Mbit port 1000GB Bandwidth Monthly

@SeriesN / Ninjahawk offers out of Atlantic Metro in NYC proper.   Does coupons and discounts. Something like this plan will probably work: OVZ-Student - Original price, $7/mo, After discount $3/mo   256 MB Guaranteed RAM 256 MB VSWAP 13GB Disk Space (Raid 10) 200GB Monthly Transfer (100Mbps...

Wait, think I missed something,  what is the disk space requirement? IPV6 256MB RAM low disk amount 50GB of transit a month.

There are more options when you unfocus from Montreal and Toronto markets.  Not tons though due to the disk surcharge. Latency should be fine for you all the way from Chicago on the west boundary to the Atlantic ocean on the east boundary.  Southern boundary is more challenging.  Metro DC is...

@acd has some great posts. :) Tablet hacking is umm, idealistic at best.   Seems to be what you are interested in doing.   There are tablets where people have been able to get Debian into them, with varying degrees of success. The big issue, beyond finding a well documented hackable tablet is...

That's fine, once is all it takes to have an issue. @MannDude is looking into it now and running a file scan to double check things. Better to be alert then to ignore such a message.

Hmm, that's umm concerning. I ran this and it found nothing: https://www.virustotal.com/en/url/126a32e469b100d2f2cc0fb04407c21b7ca311221cdbbce21e170d259e9406a2/analysis/1371114644/ Doesn't mean there is nothing lurking though.

Well ARM is a diverse eco system and each board varies greatly in support, custom distro, etc. Probably best to say what sort of hardware you are about to tinker with so others with experience can talk about that hardware.

Okay so VOIP with mumble is fine, but you can't call a dialtone user.  Aside from that... it's fine.  It's real quick to get installed.  Literally with docs < 20 minutes first time through. Skype, yeppers you nailed that. Asterisks or similar PBX would be nice, but rather complicated...

+1 for Mumble.  I have used it on our private LAN environment as a solution. Android app available for it too.

Softlayer is a good provider, and you pay for that :) I pointed the LET thread out for others who know different folks in the community there and here and some additional info. You planning on re-entering the hosting market?   

Thanks for being forthcoming.   Rare with lots of hosts, especially when and where the matter isn't all fluffy clouds and rainbows. Acquisitions can be quite a bad thing.  Textbook example there with Brohost being Jacob essentially.  Jacob barked and people followed. 6500 clients should be...

My door desk idea is mega cheap and options galore :)  @MannDude Doors are scrap all over the place.  Especially old interior doors.  Can find them free for the taking or at a salvage place. Legs can be had from places like Ikea for $20.  Metal real height legs.  Or you can get some decent...

South Bend would be the better choice :)

WIth all that hard work, investment, etc., so where did brohoster every go? Sobriety, well I expect that out of a 20 year old. But you know kids these days. That description probably fits 80% of the hosting community :) PS: Welcome to the forum and sorry your your first matter of business...