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335 now. So they burned through almost 100 /24's in under a week (@rds100 stated 400 on the 14th). @PureVoltage - If you didn't have that /20 allocated to you by mid last month, then all you're doing is getting a seat warmed for the waiting list, so I hope your spare pool can hold you till...

Dammit. Fixed. Still, average that burn rate over a month or two and you'll be easily through whats left. I asked them on facebook if they are aggregating blocks for /22's & /23's. Likely a /23 each or something. It's just CGNAT, so they'll expect that /23 to go the distance. It won't be great...

Well, it's possible. They chunked through /23's really quick and since it's just /24's left it will go fast. They assigned 7 /24's tonight, and that's assuming they didn't aggregate any subnets to make up the /23's & /22's they issued as well. The total's should update in the next little bit...

I could see them slow-dripping the other regions since they're all sitting on some IP's (since they put in /22 policies a while back). ARIN is the only one that didn't put such a policy in place. Lets say ARIN gets ~2 million IP's in September, it won't last long since I know multiple providers...

With? We've been signing on people for managed for the past month or two without issue, we just haven't finished the pages. Francisco

The /24's will go to startups that have no choice. I don't expect to see any host returning for just a /24, especially since it blacklists them from the whitelist for 3 months. 3 months is a long time, if you aren't getting on the waiting list this month then don't expect to get space in...

Because OP's VPS is OpenVZ. It's XOR.DDOS. The way the system works is pretty crazy: - Infect server - Call home reporting kernel version - If C&C has the sources to that kernel, send down a pre-compiled kernel module --- If it doesn't, try to pull the sources from some where (be it...

Well past that. Their only good tech, James, ran for the hills a long long time ago. When I was in FH a few months back I saw a stack of Opterons and such being deracked so I'm assuming that was them not paying their bills. The owner had a lot of issues paying his workers, usually being a few...

How about some anycast? :) 3 nodes, 2 in the US and 1 in EU. It'd be OpenVZ to match that pricing, though. Francisco

/23's will be gone in the next day or so then. No idea how fast the /24's are going to go, those seem to be moving a lot slower but it's possible they might be able to aggregate some more of it. Francisco

Honestly I wouldn't even touch the VPS side of things. As I've told others, if they want to get their feet wet in hosting that they should start with a reseller account and make that profitable. Most resellers are pretty affordable so the amount of time/effort required to break even is low...

@qps - As expected. I guess you're on the waiting list hoping for christmas in September? Francisco

For those wondering what happened in Greece: Francisco

OpenDN$ Francisco

the pre-greek bump! Francisco

They and the other 'PIGS' need their old currency to stand a chance of getting back into shape. The big selling point for Portugal for instance was travel but now that it's EURO all over, it isn't a great option. Greece is going to just have to suck it up and deal with it. I think they'll go to...

I used to handle sales posts but I've been simply too busy. Aldryic handled all sales posts last year. Depends if punching some dudes wife is on your bucket list >_> Francisco

The biggest screwups from you guys always happened when people were sober. You're more or less Bender. Francisco

Jesus, this brands been passed around almost as much as a G- nevermind. Anyone using BL get an email/introduction from them and or any idea if pricing is going to stay the same? Francisco

Sounds like a basic NGINX + some UA blacklists. It's also possible he simply pulled/paid for some really large XMLRPC reflection lists, resolved their IP's, and added them into an ipset and be done with it. As for cubehosting, minecraft hosting is incredibly cut throat right now. Francisco