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From someone with many CCTVs... Get an air cleaner. Within a day or two, you'll probably see them go away. You're probably seeing the IR LEDs reflect dust. As they come closer to the camera, they appear larger.  Older, hardwired CCTV setups (mostly BNC) are more susceptible to these. Add any...

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I'm betting the only thing that comes out of this un-touched is SolarVPS and assets, which probably doesn't have Jay's name on it for good reason. That's probably the only profitable arm since DedicatedNOW tried going high-end (missstakeeee)

They screwed back NAC.net back in the day and tried to play big-boy data center after stealing IPs via injunction, but it didn't last. When I was with DedicatedNOW it was a bit of a joke, the hand scanners weren't plugged in, 1 guy there at night who didn't know much of what was going on. This...

Cable is 12 month plans, but you aren't in a contract. That's simply when they jack up the prices.  The SB6141 is what I had in Denver, but as I guessed, I had the 'Blast' $10/extra per month to get 60 down / 10 up on v4. Seems like they have uncapped v6, per se with the new speed tier.  Here...

Not bad, should be an interesting offer TBH. 

@KuJoe I got 60 down / 12 up in Denver, due to their competitive CenturyLink speeds. If you pay $10 extra per month, your v4 speeds should match your v6, I'm guessing you aren't on Blast, but getting Blast speeds over v6.  Nice speed test tool BTW, never was able to test v4 / v6 before. ...

ASNumber: 55286 ASName: SERVER-MANIA ASHandle: AS55286 RegDate: 2013-05-16 Updated: 2013-05-16 Under 18 months they've amassed 311,000+ IPs. Remember this when you're waiting weeks for your next /22.  Add the special ad code (where they didn't go through BSA) and... not rocket science.   

Again?  :lol: http://bgp.he.net/AS55286 That's them. Single homed to ColoCrossing with WHOIS at the CC 'datacenter'  - 311,000+ IPs as of today.  They've been the ColoCrossing IP collector brand (250k -> 300k) since mid-2013. Guess that's when CC got their /14 and it was harder to get more...

Pretty sure you're the one looked at for similar activities... All the time, so makes sense. Eat a dick. 

CC will have v6 before you fix the service properly. Really cute and all, but been hearing this for months. I remember the time things weren't fixed because of a car park fire.  BTW, If you don't expect links to be followed, don't mass mail the URL out.  Really don't want to laugh at the...

Yes, and due to stupidity we lost one of the bright members of the forum. Good job, dumbass. (Looks at Martin)

8.8.8.8 / 8.8.4.4 (Google Anycast)  4.2.2.1 - 4.2.2.6 (Anycast Level 3 - been using since early 2000s) OpenDNS as a backup.

ZenniOptical.com is nice.  Also, in terms of glowing screens and eye strain, Get Flux to adjust the color temperature of your screen so it's not 6500k overcast all day burning your retinas  For Linux, instead of Flux, Redshift

It's Safe Mode... for the hypervisors. Otherwise it would've been opt-in  :)

Looks like it's simply 'shutdown after 7 days'  :lol:

DNSMadeEasy   $29.95 / year Included: 10 Domains * 400 Records * 5 Million Queries per Month * Vanity DNS Included   Anycast, stable and constantly the fastest from SolveDNS reports. CloudNS for less important domains. Speed isn't brilliant, but they handled DDoS attacks well months...

Things have been fine in Denver. Still rebooting the modem daily to see if I get the bump to 105Mbps on Blast so Comcast can stay fairly competitive with CenturyLink's new gig offering. 

Put varnish in front of Apache, it works - quite well.  Have apache listen on 8082 etc, then Varnish takes the hit on port 80. Study up on varnish configuration to keep ~ a gig or so in cache.

+1 on what Francisco said. With older 6500 series and ISPs re-allocating TCAM to keep up with v4, hard limiting v6 routes = no v6. ' Especially once you can't fit the full v6 routing table once it's widely deployed.