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Sending people "money" or "tips" for something they say or do. It's essentially microtransactions via IRC.   In my opinion, I think the novelty of the idea in the #vpsboard Channel would be interesting in the short-term, but long-term would be more of an annoyance and probably won't get used...

Not in that kind of a sense

So...  You're saying... BuyVM Euro trip?

Less than 24 hours on the clock until the Rust competition starts!  Get ready!!!!!

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Congrats! I was totally expecting a Raspberry Pi hosting or something haha.  

Interesting! Thanks bud will take a look at it!  

This is probably the best response in my opinion.   Three is such an awkward number.  

Maybe a self-hosted network/group of smokeping? 

You're such a wet noodle

Unfortunately anal to deal with their support. or even getting the account verification taken care of with.   I previously verified my account with them.  But once they separated OVH accounts and Kimsufi accounts, they wanted me to verify it with them again.  I stopped using them.  

Hey @mpkossen, thanks for help clearing this up.  

Or ya know.  Maybe this time following through with your unsubscribe requests? Also with your past history of constantly getting hacked, I don't think I feel comfortable with you having all that information.   Edit: For those of you who are unaware, CVPS has gotten hacked multiple times. From...

I'm going to just ask this here because I've already done this a million times. Remove my account from your WHMCS please.  I've already opened up two support tickets about it previously (and each time was told it'd be removed) and I just sent you an email about the most recent one. Seriously...

Yeah... I'm just gonna say it. Guy posts every other 10 minute intervals.  Uses the word "our" instead of "my".  Immediately goes with the lawyer line. Yep, I'm officially annoyed and have no sympathy for this guy.   I'm not surprised CVPS screwed him over.  What was he expecting.  I'm more...

Hm.  I guess that probably is the easiest way... Should probably have it set on a cron for every other week haha.  

Well... 1. The guy was speeding (causing a high-speed chase) and rammed a few cars endangering those other people's lives. 2. The City settled to prevent a larger payout (probably from losing).  The lawyer will receive $100,000 for expenses and $359,000 in fees.   Sounds like smart decision...

Either that or fat fingers

So the title says bricks.  I'm assuming it simply won't read/acknowledge the fake ftdi chip and it'll still work on other computers without this kind of update? Because my understanding of bricking (e.g. like a phone) is basically making the device unusable.