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Yeah I meant yesterday's packet loss. I don't know what happened with Clarke and kaniini, et al, but I think that was resolved before the Seattle issues.

I thought it was over by the time that happened?

Looks like part of that was Tinet as well (so we'll just say GTT). I'm not sure that was related to the Clarke stuff, unless someone have info otherwise?

Since it's not a very demanding job, someone who can monitor things during that timeframe on a daily basis is ideal.

RamNode is looking for a friendly and qualified support technician to handle our ticket system, live chat, and IRC channel during overnight US hours. Qualifications: Admin experience with Linux (CentOS specifically), SolusVM, WHMCS, cPanel, KVM, and OpenVZ. Prior experience working at a web or...

lol

I miss Orlando.

I thought everyone knew who it was already... Definitely not BuyVM.

Sorry if this has been handled already, but is someone accusing the BuyVM guys of running localhost.re?

Yes, but I'm only considering it in cases of half cabs or larger, or at least 200Mbit commits on the bandwidth side.

Well if anyone needs some in Atlanta or Seattle...

On a side note, if anyone is looking to buy some bandwidth...

Just a short post to announce that we have added NTT to our Seattle blend (making it 30Gbps total capacity), and we have recently begun peering at the Seattle Internet Exchange (SIX). Among various smaller ISPs, we are peering directly with HE.net through the SIX (IPv4 and IPv6). We have already...

Great, that was the goal!

T_T

Your. That is all. /contribute

Reverse psychology - 50% price increase for Black Friday!

I'm not sure my post was properly understood, mostly because I don't understand where you guys who responded to it are coming from. Oh well.

If the problem was really they ran out of money (someone correct me if I'm reading that wrong), then this should be a wake up call to all low end providers.

That's what I'm surprised about, too. I have no idea how well the ShardHost brand was doing, but DaddyCheese was one of the most popular back when I ran MCLayer and frequented the MC circles. They were well known and generally respected, so I can only imagine they had a ton of clients.