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Give me some reasons for this? They are generally the ones whom create the post in the first place. Not to mention it wouldn't be that hard to get around.

Down for me.  Mun

The biggest thing in this case is who should I add? I don't know everyone, but I do know a lot of you? Hmm, do you mean like a cat /proc/cpuinfo, or something else? Is this public information Manndude, if so could I use it on vpswiki.us? Mun

So http://vpswiki.us/ has been coming right along, and I was curious on what else you guys may like on it? Is there other information that you might want? Should there be a new section? Give me some ideas and lets get it bigger! Mun

Hmm, still down. This is rather crappy. Mun

@Darknessends might want to talk to @HalfEatenPie who is with https://catalysthost.com/ . IRC: http://obsidianirc.net/ channel #bluevm Mun

I wonder who dat could have been, silly :D!

As per Datashack, a fiber was cut. No ETA. Mun

Hmmm, wonder why? Mun

Roundcube maybe?

http://vpsboard.com/topic/1329-website-proofreading-7/page-2#entry21918 The context of the post comes from above. I am tired of the LET shit spewing over to this forum, and as such I am going to make an official request to have W1H-Lee's "Verified Provider" title removed. In his current case...

I is gud at the engrish and I thunk u wil bee grate 4 reeding over da websites of mine. Yours trollfully,  Mun

/me gets on one knee. Manndude will you marry me? Mun http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bc-7O90o6FY&fmt=18

Yep.

I am currently building a new project, and as I sit there looking at my blank screen I just have to ask, why do we use functions? Should we use functions? What are there advantages against just running the code straight through? Anyways post your thoughts below :)

What app do they use?

catalysthost.com http://www.lowendhelp.com/catalyst-host-review/ http://vpswiki.us/providers/catalysthost http://vpsboard.com/topic/972-catalyst-host-35-off-all-plans-kvm-starting-at-650m-openvz-519m/ great support, fast response, great network blend. Check them out! Mun

I think the database will be rather small, but will grow larger as time continues. It will pretty much be like your stats keeping @francisco, but will have lots and lots of data from many years. Mun

The database will grow overtime, and will probably get very big.  I guess the two biggest reasons I would want it is to have an instance on each node, instead of running off a remote SQL, and second to allow for a very large database that will eventually come in like ~10 years. An example...

I am going to be doing some work on an app that I already run, and I will be storing some of the queries it creates and over time I expect it to get VERY large. However, I still think there will be plenty of room in a normal MySQL server.  So the real question I have is, should I try and make...