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In that it exists in the first place?

Hearing back from Google?  Could be anywhere from a week to six months.  I've _never_ had decent reply turnaround from them unless it involved giving them money. As far as ColoCrossing and SWIP... that's going to be a bit more difficult, regardless of whether they'll do the SWIP for you.  The...

News?  We've made our feelings and intent to leave pretty clear by now :P

If you have this running on a VM, it's very likely that Google has already greylisted the provider's IP ranges.  Safest bet is to contact Google directly, explain exactly what your mail server is used for (personal, mass, etc), and request a whitelisting for your assigned IP/domain.  If your...

Kinda thinking that users/admins need to shape the site, not providers.  Of course some providers don't want additional diversity - this just leads to more competition (and a growing awareness of the futility of 'low end'). I like the branching out idea.  Bring in more people, allow for more...

That's not really a problem for legitimate hosts. Can't be of much assistance there, sorry =\  I don't really do the shared hosting bit - my VPS recommendations based on my own services and experiences with them.

I believe so.  Both are active on this forum and pretty easy going - @KuJoe and @mitgib are the usernames if you wanted to PM them.

Pretty much all I can say is "China:  At least their government is honest about control".  Pretty much the only difference I see between CN and US these days.

I'd recommend KuJoe (SecureDragon) and mitgib (Hostigation).  Both have east coast deployments unaffiliated with CC; and I believe KuJoe even offers the 32MB and 64MB plans still.

I'd love to misquote this, but it's just not the same without @earlykyler to join in >_>

There's that Alex Veil kid (avizzle on WHT).  You can easily see from his posts over there just how knowledgable and professional he is :rolleyes:  The sad bit?  It's quite possible he actually is the best they can bring to the table.

I don't recall offhand exactly how to configure it - but what you want are metrics.  You can assign "priority order" for your interfaces through... I believe the same dialogue menu where you manually set static IPs for Windows.  99% certain you can specify which ports to use which...

This reeks of "All that glitters".  20$ says they were lured over there with beautiful promises (and nothing in writing, of course), then had the rug pulled from under their feet with "Yeah, you have to pay X+ now effective immediately".

This pattern is getting rather predictable.

I've seen a lot of residential ISPs start to do this.  My own, SuddenLink (used to be Cox Communications here) recently started capping at 250GB.  Finally got them to raise mine to 500GB after I showed them I could legitimately blow through 250GB in a day or two.

The logistics here don't seem to have been planned out at all.  To break it down: Power: Your parents would be pissed to see their electric bill with that gear running.  Even if you live on your own, the electric costs would be far more than you could make from trying to sell out the gear...

That was fairly insulting.

You mean people still use Nokia? >_> In all seriousness though.. that one's been coming for awhile.  Not quite the same circumstances, either.

Pretty much, aye.  I remember them from back when Geocities was still relevant to the web. </oldman>

I see "Image Hosted by Tripod", and the first thought that comes to mind is "Those people are still around?"