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There isn't an API but we'd be able to help with that easily enough. If you need the kitchen sink as an additional option, then you have to pay a lot more than $3/m.

No one notices the higher latency at LV to be honest. Only the inbound path is going over the filtering, where as outbound traffic would still be sent from Buffalo. We've sniffed around Choopa but haven't put much thought into it. Honestly if you're eating DDOS and getting nullroutes then you're...

All price points, even $3.00/m, is sustainable for it. It just means we'd have to sell more IP's and likely hear Anthony complain about it :P Personally I think $4.00/month isn't unreasonable. Francisco

I could host the node right in NYC but it wouldn't be as high spec'd as what we put in Buffalo. I'd probably do RAID1 or something which I don't really want to do. NYC is silly expensive, like $2000/m just for a rack with power, no network. If you have a node or two it's fine but once you need...

I just think it's funny that they're playing SSL off like it's going to secure the data right on the servers. Sure, they can't wireshark it and get the information but nothing stops them from walking up to the server and, you know, walking out with it. The "cloud" is the best thing in the...

No. Filtering would be out of TELX and then we'd backhaul it to Buffalo :P We're sniffing around other markets on the eastern border. Francisco

Hello everyone, We're looking to get some filtering going out of the east coast. No, this isn't back hauled from the west coast, the actual peering spot would be right out of Manhattan. I wanted some feedback on pricing since we're not sure we can do the same $3 IP/M like we do in LV...

Explains why he holds a crowbar while answering billing tickets >_> Francisco

https://twitter.com/FrantechCA/status/365714675079450624 Hurrah! Next up, media vault.

Thanks :) Just wrapping up the last of the customer subnets code. It will be available within the next 15 minutes. Francisco

...So when is this supposed to kick in? >_> Francisco

http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1292556 Looks like they're advertising again. They're self proclaimed 'fastest growing company' comment doesn't fit the bill with their inability to pay for WHMCS <_< Francisco

Hahaha that was an ongoing joke. I've never had a car nor do I have a license :) I put all of my money back into the company or stash it away for safe keeping. We almost got one for Aldryic but the dealer was being a dick from what I heard. Francisco

I bet you could tie a cart to him and he'd charge less than the going rate of gas :D Francisco

I think people are wanting 'non cloud' solutions now :) Francisco

http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1283864

I think the problem is the market is over saturated. The same thing happened during the big shared hosting rush. Once that market crapped out people moved into the next thing - VPS servers. Hell, there's a company on WHT that in their signature claim to be the fastest growing VPS company in...

You're thinking of HTTPMe or whatever they're called now. There's been people talking about having drops in business on WHT but they blame that on the summer slump. You need to realize that everyone is trying to one-up the guy 2 U's down from them. No one takes 'its a slow month' into...

I don't think either of them signed up. I know one of them was talking on IRC about wanting to focus on different markets after all the UK drama happened. Not sure if they did or if they simply focused on Europe. Francisco

They did it in LA for a little bit. http://www.lowendbox.com/blog/nodedeploy-from-4-25month-openvz-kvm-vps-plans-in-five-locations/ You have to read the 2nd half of the post :) Francisco