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Maybe he had just watched Taken 2 where Liam Neeson and his daughter drove a taxi through a security barricade at the US Emabassy... I mean, it's totally plausible that soldiers firing M41As, 727s, and a Browning .50 cal cannot take down a taxi.

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Another good suggestion for your MOTD:   Pair "cowsay" with istheinternetonfire. Edit your ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc. Add the following: # Location may vary. On Arch, cowsay is located at "/usr/bin/cowsay" # and cows are located at "/usr/share/cows" if [ -x /usr/games/cowsay ]; then host -t...

On your first point, unattended updates should never be done in a production environment. Even on a non-production server, you risk breaking changes or an unoptimized config if a major version is released (not all packages try for non-BC). What I tend to do, is tune my RSS reader for major...

After years of blank stares, I just say IT now.

Check the security page: https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/source-package/openssl Here's the info on the reclassified RSA issue (fixed in Squeeze LTS and Wheezy Security): https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2015-0204

There were two "high" severity issues announced (one was a reclassification). Link: OpenSSL Security Advisory  

Link: [openssl-announce] Forthcoming OpenSSL releases --- Q. What is classified as a high severity issue?   A. "This includes issues affecting common configurations which are also likely to be exploitable. Examples include a server DoS, a significant leak of server memory, and remote code...

Stack Exchange (Stack Overflow) recently moved to new hardware and were nice enough to post some pics and the details of their upgrade.   Link: How we upgrade a live data center     Just a preview to get you guys hard... Look at that cable management  :wub:  

Unsure if any hosts operate out of Starhub (I haven't seen any offers mention Starhub as the datacenter), but most will have peering with Starhub. If hosting within Starhub is a must, then your best bet will be going through Argonar as @DomainBop mentioned, or contacting hosts within Singapore...

If all you want is more VPS sold, without taking financials into account then: Unsustainable offers, 100TB PREMIUM bandwidth for $5/m, create fake names for support tickets to artificially inflate your company's personnel, lie through your teeth and use forums for press releases when your called...

No need to be PC when said person has "Asshole" in their name. Hey, @AssholeBop you're an ASSHOLE! If I was Rafael Correa (President of Ecuador), I'd tell my supporters to flame your Facebook during my weekly address. Relevant link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMdDykp_KXs

Well let's run through a few of the negatives first: Majority of ISP's have strict clauses that prevent running a business via residential plans Most residential lines have traffic shaping or peak periods where latency and speed deteriorate Nat IPv4, and no IPv6... NO If abuse reports are...

I don't feel as special now, knowing that Facebook got these "exclusive" deals before VPSboard  :unsure:

Just so the rest of us can understand, what do you expect from "Excellent support"? - What was lacking from your previous encounters with Crissic's support? - Was it just the tone that you didn't like? - Were you unsatisfied with the blunt/to the point replies? - Was the response time too...

So you didn't want to hurt their sales even though your initial "review" stated "DO NOT buy" four times? Hmm...

That's why I always check the permissions first. If they request absurd permissions when the extension is only for Youtube, then that's an instant red flag! Other than that I try to stick to extensions that are OSS... That however is not always possible, which is why I then look into the...

No you haven't. If you want to bash a provider than give us in-depth knowledge about your experience. DO NOT just list one-liners saying their service is bad. Here, I'll give you a great example to follow: Speed My VPS would not go over 10MB/s on speed tests even though a "100Mbit/s port"...

Yes. A regular license does not include re-distribution of source files. The point you quoted refers to access to the product. As in multiple users can access my site for free (sign-up/login with no charge). At no point do they receive the source files. Here's a quote from their FAQ...

Before you go public, you'll need to release with a different theme. Themeforest's themes are not distributable via open source software without prior permission. You can purchase an extended license, but even that can be a grey area as you're basically giving their theme away for free (if you...