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A significant portion of my present professional life is managing/auditing software licensing for a large company. It gets fiendishly complicated when you realize how many different licensing schemes (per seat, per concurrent user, per socket, per core, etc.) there are, multiplied by mapping...

Did you get that for being a FreeWHT admin/mod/whatever? That place is such a sad ghost town now.

Way back then, GVH had a "commitment to excellence in hardware and network quality." Now "Customers in Amsterdam formerly were hosted on Xeon E3-1240v3 and Dual E5-2620v3 nodes with inferior specifications (Enterprise SATA drives, less RAM, software raid, inferior hardware RAID cards)". I'm...

luis123456 meets mtwiscool. But I like these threads...

Is that the big consumer?  I obviously don't know. I assume the major IP address consumers are residential, mobile, and big cloud providers.

Those BuyVM ballers would.

The reason I mention this is not really about ipv4 exhaustion...it's because Microsoft, Cisco, etc. have a powerful side motivation to support this. Imagine the industry really did say "on day X, class E is open for business and your TCP/IP stacks must support it". Microsoft: "Sorry about...

Seems to me that a certain LEB board frequenter (kind of an obnoxious guy, has a Sherlock Holmes avatar) has been suggesting for years that ipv4 exhaustion is overstated, because as prices for IPs rise, large organizations that own ridiculous blocks will find the financial incentives to release...

Can we start an official dead pool?  I call dead by August 2015, but I'm an optimist. To go back to my original point...these businesses just don't work because the ad revenue isn't there.  It's not even close to being there.   And btw, cloning freevps.us is not exactly the cleverest business...

"My fleet"...I love that.

There is a nice, completely free web-based food journal: http://www.myfitnesspal.com My wife and I both use it.  I'm sure eventually they will charge but have not for several years now.

On the other hand, one definition of "diet" is "what you eat".   e.g., "the natives of the island existed on a diet of fish, fruit, and wild pineapple". So it's just semantics.

To be fair, it says "Port : 1000Mbps Uplink" 1gbps = 328.725 TB/month. http://www.convert-me.com/en/convert/data_transfer_rate/dgigabitps.html

The idea that DDOS is a digital analog to a "sit in" is rather sketchy at best.  Regardless, sit ins and street protests are obsolete. 100 years ago, placards in the street was the only way to get your voice heard. Today If you have a gripe or don't like something, you can speak on a platform...

Probably by learning the technology  ;)

What...you mean...government employees are not the sharpest knives in the drawer?   :lol:

The right way to do it is to define what you allow, rather than to define what you don't.  Anything that doesn't match what's allowed is rejected. For example, only letters/numbers/internal hyphen, a single period with a minimum number of letters before/after Length of chars before and after...

Related: https://medium.com/@shazow/ssh-how-does-it-even-9e43586e4ffc

Dammit, I missed a great mischief opportunity by submitting votes with 100,000 decimal places of accuracy.

Dropbox is $10/mo for 1TB, or $15/mo/user for unlimited.