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First @24khost, good to see you over here.   What's the story there?  Saw you are doing premium and bargain style locations in near future.  Are you moving out of the low price sector or just diversifying to offers on other markets -- like this one?

I don't see where the issue is. What's the background issue with Hostbill and license transfers? WHT can be heavy moderated at times, but they seem to have good intentions.

I do exactly this for various projects, clients, etc. Maintaining the lists and blocks is a problem and "false" positives. Lots of unsavory companies are mixing real legitimate services with things that should be blocked on the same domain.   Google for instance comes to mind :) There's a...

AWESOME!!! Good work @wlanboy.

BuyVM and their imaginary stock :) I've flipped through a bunch of their offers waiting for the plan I wanted to finally be available and then snagged it. Not many companies with such limited stock and genuinely interested buyers.

Sshuttle is indeed not Windows. If I were still in Windows land, I'd do the ssh tunnel via putty.  I believe that's an option. Optionally, if you have dd-wrt or similar derivative equipped router/wifi, probably can do tunneling through there. Just a few ideas for those on Windows.

This post is fine.. Proper area and all. Good labeling too. Good domain name.    Registration isn't cheap and unsure about long term holding with regulations over the extension compared to citizenship.  Have been changes over the years with .sc domain regulatory body, so beware there. Best of...

It's possible you are right or perhaps I am wrong.  But remember the end signs on LET.  Like Sysadmin approving Jon Biloh :)

  Now, geez, why would someone randomly log in and do seemingly a single task, approving a certain account and leave? Clearly, this wasn't Joel, but instead someone who had other accounts and would switch personalities to do the approval.

SSH Tunnel: ssh -C2qTnN -D 8080 username@remote_machine.com Then set the SOCKS5 proxy option on and set it to 127.0.0.1 port: 8080

Buffalo to NYC for instance use to be +10ms.  More recently those numbers have increased. Routing from Buffalo outward is seriously messed up lately.  tracepath schools.nyc.gov  4:  80.91.246.34                                          5.309ms asymm  6   5:  chi-bb1-link.telia.net          ...

What's the location for this new node?

+1 for SSHuttle.   Downside as is with SSHuttle is that if the connection breaks your traffic will start leaking out through the office connection. But, SSHuttle may not work for you as it is a take all data sort of thing.  It routes everything over the tunnel.  So LAN based stuff probably...

Like I've said for eons, this is how CC operates, or idiots affiliated with them do.   This kind of stuff never happened prior to Joel + CC taking hold of the lowend. I've witnessed the outages and the quick attacks ramping up against their competition, again and again.

LET down here now for me...  Crazy, crazy and crazy. Wonder if the old lowendadmin's gentle words put some fire under someone inclined to whack LET once again. Error 324 (net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE): The server closed the connection without sending any data.

  I am not sure if this was the Limestone spamming incident.  But, I am pretty sure if you dig up those threads, you are bond to see certain someones saying how Jon Biloh and Colocrossing engaged in the same "sales" spam tactics. Sure makes the issue and its inflation in the lowend sites more...

  Here's the problem with that idea, Lowendbox had revenue and ads since 2009.  So Joel would have been handed that account and income.  He wasn't penniless when the March 2012 DDoS happened.  Like now, there were tons of able bodied folks in the community who would have given services...

Amen @D. Strout! I anxiously await the next RamNode expansion location, because I already have service from RamNode in the two existing locations.