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Not too related to this, but I know my home router has two fiber ports, then eight Gbit ports.  

Word.  Awesome.   I'm all indifferent to the DC space renter resellers.  I mean people are going to always want to talk up how big they are.  However as long as they're able to deliver on what they promised it's not a problem.  Now saying IPv6 is coming and never actually deliver?  Ehh...

SolusVM is right now the defacto.  I would never suggest a "free hosting panel" if you actually plan on being serious.  Solus is cheaper than cPanel if you go this route: https://www.licensepal.com/products/solusvm.php Only software that would be acceptable would be Proxmox.  I use Proxmox...

Same boat as you @AuroraZero, gotta find a new glass for my Chromebook Pixel.  Can't seem to find anything on eBay or AliExpress.  

I'd suggest talking with @Francisco if you're looking for anycast solutions.  He's the go-to guy for all of that things (as he's probably one of the most knowledgeable person I know).  However I don't think it'll be worth it for 20 dollars a month.  Basically 100% redundancy + basic management...

The National Institute of Standards and Technology defined cloud computing as "a model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications and services) that can be rapidly provisioned...

From talking with ya, you really seem to enjoy the change in environment and work.  Good on ya mate! 

I think my normal google-fu is being a bit slow.  Anyone know of any resources involving replacing the glass and the touchscreen component of a Chromebook Pixel?  Mine's broken and I would love to find a way to fix it so I could use the touchscreen again. 

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An oldie but still a goodie.  I remembered about this from a reddit post I saw earlier today.  Figured I'd bring in some nostalgia. Trace bad.horse, and you'll get this.  Who loves rDNS?

http://www.cloudways.com/ Seriously.  The guys from Cloudways were on a podcast I was listening to a few months back and this is basically everything you need/want to recommend to your friend.  They do managed hosting on DO/Vultr/AWS/Google Cloud.  They do cheap for starter/low traffic...

:V huh? 

Yeah I heard cigarettes put a big dent in your wallet.  

Not a problem.  Best of luck.  I didn't recall for sure and was simply remembering from memory, so I'd suggest double check what I remember. 

They have it written on their site.  You can read it. tldr: if I recall correctly, one is just VPS, whereas the other one you buy resources and then can create and destroy containers within proper parameters on demand.  

Ya got this chief.  I hear it's fun quitting. 

I don't see why not.  Netflix blocks specific VPN/Proxy IPs if I recall correctly.  They don't block the SNI Proxy system (or more like can't).

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Man I haven't heard and used Woltlab Burning Board in a long time.  Man that used to be a pretty spiffy forum software.  Although iirc it used to be fairly clunky. Right now I"m a fan of Xenforo, but we'll see.