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MPM Event scales much better than Prefork and you should see a drop in both load and memory usage if you switch to it.

They do it (both email SPAM and comment SPAM) for money. The big time ROKSO spammers (like ColoCrossing's favorite customer Yair Shalev who was indicted for fraud by the FTC) are making millions annually There was a study last year that showed that Facebook comment SPAM alone (SPAM posted on...

They're getting the filtering in LA through Internap and Internap is using Proxlexic.  The DC for the LA location is CoreSite, singled homed to Internap. The LA location is using AS63018 IPs (losangelesdedicated.net, also owned by Robbie) . They're still using Ubiquity in Chicago/Dallas/NYC...

add this one to the list and the DDoS protection is free (and not from OVH)... VPSBoard exclusive, I guarantee you will never see this one featured on LowEndBox. :P from an email that just arrived...

replace prefork with event...on debian "apt-get install apache2-mpm-event"

That's how I've always regarded the US (and NATO) war on terrorism.  On the international front, I see it as an attempt to remain at the top of the economic perch and prevent, or delay, the inevitable 'rise of the BRICS'.  If you look at most economic forecasts for 2040 the top 4 world...

Hetzner this morning...Saturday...a weekend 2:49AM ticket opened because a server is unreachable 3:25AM problem diagnosed, faulty power supply replaced, and server is back online. 36 minutes resolution for a hardware replacement... +1 

$292 million in revenue in 2013 and the latest predictions for 2014 call for around $340 million.  Their primary cloud focus right now is on enterprise dedicated private clouds. Yep, it's owned by that company that just raised $25 billion in an IPO. some OVH and Aliyun reading links...

100 Mbps port, no RAID, TOS states you can't use the CPU ("You must keep your CPU Usage below 2.5% (spikes up to 15 minutes are allowed")...and WTF was he thinking when he changed the name to HostRail?

To put this week's DO financing in perspective, that $50 million is pocket change compared to the $327 million financing OVH received this week for its "global cloud" ambitions .  OVH has now raised $500 million in the past 1 1/2 years (they raised $181 million early last year).  OVH IPO rumored...

BandwagonHost, Jacksonville/Los Angeles/Amsterdam: 64MB $3.99, 96MB $4.99, 128MB $5.99 (the plans aren't listed on their site so --> http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/38307/bandwagon-host-eu-location-is-back/p1 ) edit: plans aren't unlimited bandwidth though but nothing in that price range is...

Looks like Hetzner has upgraded the processors on their EX40-SSD line but hasn't updated their website yet. Ordered an i7-4770 and 37 minutes later this was delivered: Crucial CT256MX100SSD1 drives

VPSB has an offers section?

HostHatch KVM storage VPS (RAID50), Los Angeles (also available in Amsterdam and Stockholm).   500GB storage/2TB transfer/512MB RAM. $7 with coupon code BACKUP2 https://hosthatch.com/storage-vps

fork announced last week...CoreOS Rocket http://www.informationweek.com/cloud/infrastructure-as-a-service/rocket-challenges-docker-on-cloud-containers/d/d-id/1317842

Primarily Firefox but I've also used this one for over 20 years... Sucks. No actively maintained Gopher extensions so I'm unable to access my Gopher site with it . :P

OVH.com includes the most space: 500GB of free FTP backup (their SoYouStart only includes 100GB). Hetzner includes 100GB (on servers priced over 49 euros).  Versio.nl includes 30GB free FTP backup space per 1GB cloudbox (so 4GB cloudbox=120GB free FTP space).  At the end of the day I use the...

My Prometeus Xen VPS in Pune, India over the past 5 months...network stability leaves a little to be desired.... ...and there have been a few unexplained node reboots...

I'm mocking anyone who is dumb enough to pay $2.5K-$3.5K for a 1 year .rich domain registration or $500-$900 for a .luxury name. :P As far as .com/.net pricing, the current pricing is much lower than the $50 yearly that Network Solutions charged from 1995-1997 (and it only offered 2 year...

The wholesale price of .com's is frozen at $7.85 under Verisign's current 6-year agreement with ICANN (expires on 11/30/2018) so it will be a few years before you see any .com price increases. The wholesale price Verisign charges registrars for .net's will rise to $6.79 (from the current $6.18)...