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We all are :)  I feel lucky to have found someone who can tolerate me :p

  I had this problem until I got married, women are much better at the saving part...  I'm almost completely out of debt, just paying off her wedding ring now ;)  She's a good saver but she likes nice things..

Is anyone intrested in splitting a dedicated server, say something like a kvm 2 cores, 4gb ram, 1 drive, all dedicated for $20/mo, or at that price point are you better off just finding your own cheap dedi?  I've been looking at the cheap dedi's and you can get a hell of a lot better specs for...

  Would avoid them like the plague.  The recent WHT reviews seem to indicate it hasn't improved any.

I used to get letters from Bellsouth when I used more then 3 TB on DSL, course that was back in like 2005, I had businesses then downgraded to res and then back to business...Since I've switched to U-Verse they haven't bitched, even with the new supposed b/w monitoring, but I'm not a bandwidth...

Datashack used to have a $29 dedi that probably would have worked, I'm currently looking at their $35 offer but I've never heard back from DS sales every time I've mailed them.

I've been scouring around the internet and I'm trying to find a nice cheap dedi with VT-X support so I can run Proxmox.  I'd hope for IPv6 but IPv4 only is possible, bandwidth and hdd aren't my biggest concerns but should be adequate.  Any suggestions?  OVH's that support virtualization would be...

apt-get remove samba* sendmail* apache* bind9* sasl* | reboot Works in 9/10 cases for me.  

Just substitute a 0 instead of the script to check stock, it'll probably be right 99% of the time. Have had tons of different VPS/Dedis throughout the years but never a BuyVM because everyone time I'd want to buy one it'd be out of stock and I'm not going to wait forever for a moderately priced...

A VNC/RDP setup wouldn't be the worst idea, unless you watch a lot of flash videos or something. You don't even need a very hefty VPS for most browsing. Always nice to have a remote desktop, especially for something like this,  I probably would setup Ubuntu + lxde or xfce with NoMachine (NX). 

I've done some thinking about this as well, but if you set a price limit then it just becomes a competition for the most oversold resources, on the other hand, some of the same stuff you would've paid $7 for on LEB is now $10.  A "small" VPS section would be nice in some form though. I'm still...

Not a bad deal, but not amazing as it seems once you do the math on it.  Wonder how many IPs?  

Why would someone provide you with a VPS so you can "resell" their donation? Can this guy be the reason for a ban on all future threads of this nature?  This isn't freevps.. 

Why'd you edit out that it was jon? 

My rockstar/amp in morning is surely better then the drugs I used to take so I'm not gonna beat myself up too much, much cheaper too. Cigarettes are the real problem, but one battle at a time.

Oh man, from the guy that just told me he wasn't a kiddie host...   How did I miss this on LET??   2 months isn't a long time to change your act..

I'll have to take your word for it, but by your demenor over at LET, I would have pegged you for a kiddie host.  Also - http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=11678 lawlz If the non-verified section is here to stay then, how about non-verified offers need at least 1 year in business?

Guess everyone disagrees with me, I liked the idea of only allowing businesses to post their offers.  Not that you couldn't forge some business documents and get verified..  I still don't understand why their able to be seen when not logged in, kinda defeats the purpose of being verified.   I...

What is the "benefit" of being a verified provider then?  Having a shiny orange name? For me at least, when I first signed up and saw that only real businesses would be offered I was very happy.  There's plenty of places kiddiehosts can advertise on the internet, why can't we make one place...

I have noticed the creation of the "non-verified" offers section, I don't understand this reasoning.  If you want to make the rule that you must be a verified business to post an offer I don't understand why are non-verified offers being public listed, especially while not-logged in/google...