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See, that's exactly what I mean by stigma :P  Not everything in Gentoo is about compiling >_>

We have a good number of clients that find production use for v6.  Aside from IRC, which is pretty common, I see a fair amount of v6 traffic.  No clue what it is (privacy, etc), but someone found a use for it. If the customer wants to ping6 google, then they should be able to find a host that...

UK has always been one of the big leaders in censorship.  I doubt that'll change anytime soon. As an aside - I feel it's unfair to compare countries like UK and US to China.  There are no misconceptions in China about censorship - everyone knows it happens, everyone knows what their govt. is up...

Debian and Gentoo here. Honestly, if you're looking for a new experience and are comfortable with a linux environment already, Gentoo would be a good path to take.  I will warn you though - once you get past the stigmas and get a feel for just _HOW_ customizable everything is, it can get rather...

My first thought on seeing the thread title was "Cloud of smoke after it catches fire?" >_>

O_o  Why would you offer something to your clients that could be yanked away at any time, without warning? >_>

That name cracks me up.  So now you're resorting to throwing trantrums, too? By all means, make any statement you want.  Just don't cry about it when someone decides to point out that you're being a dick for no reason. Aside from that drama, however, I do agree with one thing you've said.

Cry some more.  It must be so nice to exempt yourself from double standards, no?  FFS, grow up.  "I know you are but what am I" was tiresome in grade school;  watching a grown man try it is just sad. Again, what is your personal stake?  Exactly, nothing.  You're just bitching to hear yourself...

Do you also get tired of Google sometimes having wonky DNS?  Of linux systems having the occassional bug needing patched? This place is a community.  A forum being provided at no cost to you, for your amusement.  When you have a personal stake in things (which you don't - peter was 100%...

 "When the pot calls the kettle black... the kettle is still black". How about just calm down.  You were a bit harsh with criticism, he made a joke, you seemed to take it personally.

Triennial commit?  Smells like desperation to me.

Quoting is a pain in the ass on mobile.. so just to clarify: Did I ignore a PM in some forum? Most likely. Forums aren't out support system. You DID open a ticket, which was not ignored and was replied to. I called bullshit because your lack of details in the initial post made it seem like...

Actually, don't worry about the invoiceID, I found your account.  What actually happened was, you were dissatisfied with the performance on a 128MB.  You were correct on one item - you were not eligible for a cash refund as you still had existing service.  What you're not telling folks is that...

Fremont was horrible, aye.  And agreed, TOR has been a constant source of aggrevation.  Though to be fair - several policies have evolved over the years as well.  That you focus on that one in particular tells me enough, though. Calling bullshit there.  All refunds have gone though me for the...

Perhaps :3

Indigenous Subjugation Day has a nice ring to it, I think.  Of course, HR is all shades of pissed at me for referring to it as such yesterday.

Yes, actually.  As I mentioned in another thread, that is exactly what he did with us.  We hosted his business at no cost for quite some time - and when it finally came time to start paying rent, he racked up a tab and bailed.

He's bailed on his bills before to switch DCs.  I wonder if Limestone finally got tired of being lenient on his owed dues.

I don't make assumptions.

Err, not quite.  The difference is that legitimate datacentres don’t typically hold ownership of their ’clients’.  People under aggressive sales contracts that are obligated to fill X amount of rented rackspace in a mall?  That’s a different story.