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So, why not just email your host all your data then? The only good reason to not configure an encrypted disk is if you need decently high I/O (if you're using HDD, the difference in speed will not be that great although CPU usage would be higher).

Well, here my configuration, took a long time to get it to work (not sure if it works properly actually, since I don't think server has been rebooted or had networking restarted after I edited it; it's working currently after some commands in command-line): iface eth0 inet static        ...

Naturally no, but can still dump RAM and such. I think since storage encryption is so easy nowadays there's no reason that you shouldn't do it (except for data which needs high IO).

Stephen Lee did.

Yeah, I remember last night, was confused why people thought Jason was Stephen. But the PayPal email address was always @.org, jarland must've copied it wrong I guess.

BTW I figured out why everyone thinks hbjlee17 @ LET is Stephen. They whois'd leedomain.com instead of leedomain.org!

Who's penerrate?? Why's he such a troll?

Communication -- they don't seem to often update StatusPacket when there's a denial of service attack. So what's the point of having it? Agree with the responsive.

Maybe try EDIS -- http://www.edis.at/en/server/kvm-vps/sweden/ 21.99 euros a month though.

Well they have some information at https://bitpay.com/bitcoin-direct-deposit

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See http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/12885/luna-node-chicago-kvm-512-mb-5-ipv4-for-4-00-mo Chicago KVM 512 MB @ $4/mo Bandwidth - 1 TB Disk - 15 GB 5 IPv4 addresses (or upgrade to 13 for an additional $3.50/mo) Cores - 1

By "all of the exploits" do you mean "one exploit involving Android"?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_wage#Criticism_of_maximum_wages

Sure, but my point was that probably more applications than SolusVM are affected by failure of POST boundary to actually be a boundary between the arguments, which are passed as an array (this has since been fixed in curl). And for your second statement: setting password in VM doesn't...

@Jack you should post a review of End of Reality and then include that at the bottom.

Well, I found a new signature for my LET account!

Ok, latest version seems to be stable.

IMO that was issue with curl, who says your root password can't have a bunch of dashes and random letters that happen to contain the request boundary? Now SolusVM won't let you set your root password to, like, anything.