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Higher rate of failure among other things. If I was giving advice... RAID10: Best RAID6: Better than RAID5 due to lower rate of failure RAID5: Better than RAID1 but keep 2 spares on hand because the discs seem to fail in pairs RAID1: LOL, look at me, I'm a summer host with a brand new AMD...

The main issue I see is that 2 of the domains have "funny phone numbers" and ICANN doesn't like that shit (as proven by their suspension of the ugvps and digthemine domain names last year for invalid contact info). Perfect location! See the building site plan on page 3 of this brochure. ...

Mid 50's restaurant owner.  Probably a friend of Daddyfabozo who was convinced to invest in this low end conglomerate. The WHOIS lists Calao as the owner but the TOS lists "Data Access Group" as the owner (the copyright notice on the pages also lists Data Access Group and is linked to...

You must be mistaken.  StatusCake is 100% accurate and never has any problems. Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'MongoCursorTimeoutException' with message '176.227.201.226:27017: Read timed out after reading 0 bytes, waited for 30.000000 seconds' in...

The words 'openvz' and 'production' should NEVER be used in the same sentence.

The plan descriptions say Raid 10.  Which is it?

http://switch2osm.org/

I had cheap pizza for lunch yesterday and today.  Boardwalk...blowing sand...begging seagulls

Kimsufi uses RTM.  It's installed at /usr/local/rtm (on Debian) and runs a cron job every 60 seconds.  The run time is only a second when the cron runs so you probably won't notice it in a list of running processes. If you check your syslog you should see a bunch of entries that look like this...

Internal: 1. Observium 2. N2 Monitoring 3. Zabbix 4. Webmin's built-in status monitoring (useful for auto restarting crashed services in the middle of the night) 5. Custom bash script that monitor's Apache/server load and will auto restart Apache if load is over xx.xx for x minutes (useful...

I find him less annoying than certain f*cktards whose only contribution to the community (on both VPSB and LET) is starting threads begging for a free VPS  :)

I hope they're not keeping scans of both the front and back on file (with the CVV number on those scans) because that would be a violation of credit card industry rules. OVH, Hetzner, and many others ask for 2 forms of ID (front of credit card, photo ID, utility bill, etc) when an account is...

Spetznaz/VPSDatabase's whole marketing gimmick was "offshore" so he shouldn't have been surprised that 80% of the customers he attracted were either abusers or criminals. The meta tags from the VPSDatabase site:

The timeline: May 21st: VPSDatabase/Spetznahost offered for sale on WHT: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1377744 May 23rd: VPS customers receive a "we're shutting down and it's your fault" message. http://i.imgur.com/pQ28C6G.png Verdict: Good riddance.  Humor: owner tries...

tl;dr apparently not much has changed since I tried their "slabbed" VPS line when it launched in March 2013.

That's my general gripe about any type of SPAM, whether it's email SPAM, comment SPAM, ticket/contact form SPAM etc.  SPAM=decreased productivity due to the time spent dealing with it (not to mention other associated costs in the battle against SPAM). The total cost of dealing with it add up to...

'Tis what I've been doing for a long time on larger sites.  Nginx > Apache MPM-Worker + PHP-FPM (plus php-apc,memcached, etc)

Both the eBay and PayPal web sites have had several XSS vulnerabilities in the past...a few of which went unnoticed or unpatched for lengthy periods of time.  Back in 2005-2006 there was a XSS vulnerability in eBay auction listing pages that eBay was notified about and didn't bother to patch for...

Email spam annoys me but spam submitted through the ticket systems or contact forms of my websites tends to really piss me off, and the companies that market this way are almost uniformly shit.

You're planniing on running your billing software on OpenVZ?  Eek...