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...one-day pants?  You monster.

Also, Hockey.

So you're actually going to put effort into 32mb club, wheras you don't give two shits about milkywayhost?  Or are you working on the assumption that your other failures shouldn't be counted against you?

Smaller nodes crammed with a ridiculous number of VMs.  I haven't broken this image out in quite some time... but since the kid's on the CVPS fast track:

2 x Hex Core L5638 2.00 Ghz CPU's 72GB DDR3 1333Mhz RAM 1 x Adaptec 7805 RAID 10 8 x 1TB Samsung 840 EVO SSD's in RAID10 2U 8 - 12 bay SuperMicro chassis That's a real node.

I've honestly been waiting for someone to ask if he just saw Anthony's post and made a life decision from a half-minute read.

http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/06/the-origin-of-the-word-soccer/

Yeah, I should've clarified more before, but I was making an effort not to be a dick for once :P More than likely, they're just keeping your email address on file for when they sell contact/email lists again out of their client DB.  (I've tested and confirmed this with multiple aged email...

Yes, we do.  We also have a reputation for privacy and trust - any of our clients that have needed more complex assistance can attest that we always ask permission to enter a VPS, and fully explain the actions we take to resolve the issue.

Not that I would ever accuse CVPS/GVH/CC of doing things properly - but disabling accounts is something I do as well.  If an account a client requests deleted has payment activity, I explain to them that I do need to archive the records so that our bookkeeping isn't full of undocumented...

The catch with KVM (and I'm assuming Xen?) is that to mount the disk you have to bring the VM offline.  Folks that pay attention to their availability will notice that happening - whereas with OpenVZ, you can vzctl enter right into a VPS as root with the container still online and running...

Actually, my apologies, I recognize who you are now.  You're the Nigerian gentleman that has been opening multiple accounts under different names and falsified US addresses. Sorry, but with such clear disregard for our policies, we are not really the host for you.  I would advise striving for...

Nevermind the fact that being OVZ makes it that much easier for him to jump into any VPS he pleases and snoop around.

Yup, just submit a ticket and we'll get you straightened out.

Given your habit of loading SSH keys into KVMs to snoop processes, what promises are you making that'll convince them to host their VPN, which they'll be relying on for privacy, with you? What incentive, other than ridiculous price structure, would people have to use this over a professional...

I'd say both, really.  With a good dose of "anything for a buck" thrown in.

Perl, Python, tcl and bash on the command line, aye..  I haven't messed with Ruby much, but I have an intense HATE for Java, primarily due working with a very inefficient Java coder in the past, and being forced to work with absolutely horrid Java applications at Coke.

Haven't seen very much (comparitavely) from DO yet.  But I'm sure I'll have to deal with them as well before too long.

I never said it wasn't a real language.  I said it was a sloppy, incomplete language - poor implementation, no solid structure, no solidly defined procedures.  It has nothing to do with tutorials - when a language lets you be lazy with implementation, then you become lazy with your work.  If you...

I personally block all traffic out of CC - still trying to convince Fran to let me do the same on the company router :3 Not counting the CNs, I see more abuse out of CC IP space than any other provider, with the sole exception of Psychz.