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If it's for yourself, there is no point. A signed SSL certificate is for trust, it doesn't make anything more secure, so as long as you're not annoyed by any of the invalid SSL warnings then it's just as good.

Have they been sold already? I'd be interested, got a load of those exact same system at home so why not add to the lot or might just colo them as backup servers. ;-)

For me they did not ask for any documents of incorporation but instead verified the details of name, DOB etc. Granted this is a UK account though. I don't think they're that bothered. They have some sort of access to date of birth records, and it's all automated which is interesting.

If you have a credit/debit card that works with Stripe (not sure since it's a USA based company), or have Bitcoins I can give you a deal. The UK (our company is based) does not have any trade sanctions with Iran as far as I'm aware. :-) What payment processors have you used in the past?

Happy easter! I have prepared some special offers for you guys since we've got some space on our KVM nodes. A little bit of background, Fiberoute was officially came in to being in July 2013, although we had many of our clients and infrastructure ready a while prior to that. While we generally...

When you say external clients don't work, do you mean that they won't connect through or they connect but don't return anything or return an error or what?

Was just wondering, what do you people use as power supplies for your devices like raspberry pi etc.? I'd hate to have to plug into the wall or a computer all the time. The best I could come up with was use a drill battery (https://i.imgur.com/lLaf2hh.jpg). Don't really need to take it out...

I'm so much into that routine, I can't respond to this thread... Although I prefer, eat, eat, eat and eat, and more eat.

Not really looked into proxmox, but surely you could just have a block of internal IPv4 and assign that instead for the v4 side and then have v6 as primary? NAT v4 will be harder ofc.

STFU. You try to act like you're a massive company, you're not. Alex didn't have a massive amount of clients, but he didn't have a small amount of clients either, I know because I worked with him a while back. I would probably even say he has more nodes than your real nodes (not slabbed ones).

OMG just noticed Newegg launched in the UK! Woot. :D

Sorry that was pants.. If you want to wreck a computer at least generate some proper carnage. Pop the components on a variac then the boards on an MOT or some big boys capacitors ;p.

Sucks, I noticed Sago was going to put it down the toilet. PM your way in a bit. ;-) On the topic, it seems really cool. Time put it to the test though, been waiting for this for a while, I like the fact that they have an open source version too. Definitely turned on by that. ;p

Sorry to dereail your thread but you're Matt from Razor (not anymore)? :-)

Never, ever. Wouldn't trust it on anything, they die very easy and that auto power-off is very annoying and the only way to bypass is a script to read write to the disk every so often which is stupid.

It really depends on the scale of the employer - if they're a tiny employer it may be they simply cannot afford to employ you, if it's a larger employer perhaps they just missed e-mails, it's happened to me a lot with big providers they get caught up with something else and just forget. I would...

Happy birthday Nick! :-)

What location(s) are you looking at and budget of course? I've got some stuff in London, can do colo too but will be a bit costly.

Me gusta, I like it. Fits together pretty well. Perhaps the bar before the footer could do with a bit of work, can't exactly say what needs to be done but it doesn't look complete imho. The website is slightly slow to load too, at around 7 seconds, might just be at my end.

Oh, don't ask me for advice. Managed to loose pretty much all of my photos pre-2010. However you organise your photos, always keep backups as always with everything. Luckily for me my family are always insistent I show send them photos of everything so they'll always have a backup. ;-)