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Maybe I'm blind but I couldn't find any links to the server download/anything about hosting it myself. SparkleShare seems like it could work, seems to be basically just git, but you'd have to rig up your own access control: http://sparkleshare.org/ I setup OwnCloud recently, the desktop...

DigitalOcean Singapore is the most reasonably priced that I've found. [Edit] You can also look at OneAsiaHost:  https://www.oneasiahost.com/

Several hours is usually a wrong timezone, try reconfiguring timezone, i.e. Debian: dpkg-reconfigure tzdata CentOS: mv /etc/localtime /etc/localtime.bak ln -s /usr/share/zoneinfo/America/New_York /etc/localtime   If this is OpenVZ host node time is off, you can update it on the node via...

If there isn't a minimum deposit I'll take it and if I get two invitations I'd be happy to share them.

No clue about Portland, in Seattle I know there's a few options, maybe checkout the Westin? http://www.westinbuilding.com/ There's also: http://www.coloinseattle.com/ And a few others, Incero recently opened a Seattle POP as well.  Perhaps talk to Nick A? Would certainly be interested in a...

+1 for SecureDragon, love the new control panel   :D  I did my first migration just last night and everything worked great!   Any news on non-DDOS protected hosting in Portland?  Seattle would be a nice alternative if Portland is not cost effective.

WordPress is the defacto standard for blogs these days, if you don't want to worry about security you could always use a hosted service like WordPress.com. Don't install massive amounts of plugins/themes, lock down your WP install and keep up to date and you'll be fine, but you should take...

I've heard good things about Zoho recently, but I've been using Google Apps for years and I can't complain, never have delivery issues.

What's the total cost of putting one of these together, including camera?

Attackers can obtain the login-name for any author quite easily, additionally if they use index.php?author=1 they'll get the admin user as almost everyone leaves this as an admin user.

The best free source of historical information that I have found is http://whoisrequest.org/ It's not nearly as complete as Domain Tools but it's not $50/mo either.

I use GoGetSSL for all of my regular (i.e. non-wildcard) SSL purchases, usually can get a Comodo cert for around $4. 

OpenVZ works just fine with desktops, including X2Go, VNC & NX.

My Telus connection is remarkably stable, however if you work online having a backup internet connection is absolutely critical. I use my Nexus 5 as a 3G backup in case my internet does go down. The issue I'm facing is my mobile dynamic IP changes far more often than my DSL dynamic IP, which is...

You can also configure htop to show ctid: http://forum.openvz.org/index.php?t=msg&th=8897&goto=40631&#msg_40631

You can just install it like any other PHP/MySQL application, it doesn't require any external libraries or dependencies.  Essentially, download RoundCube, create & configure database, run installer: http://trac.roundcube.net/wiki/Howto_Install

I never liked the pay by query model as there is no way to generate your own reports/track your own queries to know if you're being cheated or not.  You're essentially at the mercy of your provider's billing and you have no way to prove if the queries they're billing you are legitimate or not.

The official servers are pretty garbage, it's turned into a totally different game just to squeeze out those few more bucks but UO Gamers is always good for a little fun.

Personally I think this is awesome, companies are going to have to replace some of their dated equipment which means increased IPv6 support (hopefully..)!

Or anyone who played Ultima Online... That's right kujoe, we all know you ripped it off from UO.. :)