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I'll agree with you there.  It's kind of a pain in the ass, but we haven't found a better/easier alternative at the moment.  Also with our huge list of things we have to do this isn't that high on the priority list.  

See but that doesn't "ping" people.     So if you just want to mention a user do what MannDude did, but if you want to ping them (assuming they have the notification on) do the following:       Or something similar which would do this:   And assuming MannDude has his "Quote me" notification on...

Any issues with Singapore?   I mean OneAsiaHost is in Singapore, not exactly the countries you mentioned but near them.  Sorry I'm not too knowledgeable in Asian VMs yet.  

Haha yep mannDude posted that 1 day before BuyVM announced their East Coast filtering.  ;) Pretty damn excited for that.  

See, I have a 10 user JIRA license (for personal use) and I'm trying to get a better understanding of the entire software.  Currently I'm going through their documentation (slowly but surely), but (a bit off topic) do you happen to have any faster-to-understand documentations?  The current ones...

I'm going to be clear that I am not an expert at this (because I haven't ran my own IRC network nor have I done much research, so obviously read what I write with a grain of salt), but I will state that from my definition of "maintain the ircd properly" means: make sure the server(s) are online...

While in theory I think it'd be great I don't really see the actual use behind connecting JIRA with WHMCS.  It'd help with visibility I guess too but... meh, it depends heavily on who's using it and how.  

While I don't see the reason to keep an eye on it 24/7 (once a day or so?), this does fall under the clause "it still can be an issue when not maintained properly".   ;)

Well...  I personally love Incero (maybe a bit biased here ;) ).  Anyways awesome news Sal!  Always a big fan of Prometeus!  

Honestly, it still can be an issue when not maintained properly (and of course who you bring or maybe they just got really lucky and randomly got onto your server).  It's probably for the best to talk this over with your provider first, better prepare and know what to do than deal with it as it...

I. Love. StarCraft.  References. 

Just for OP's convenience if I recall Terafire is in Los Angeles with Quadranet via SupremeBytes.  

Oh I see what mistake i made I meant #crowncloud (not Cloudshard) #backupsy Backupsy is still there wlanboy ;) 

huh. Well you're correct.   I don't know why but it doesn't seem to be there.  

That looks great! 

First try a traceroute (mtr) to each VPS? 

Haha while IRC is known to be a honeypot for DDoS, I'd say for his current uses (private/personal) it'd be fine.  As long as no-one he brings onto his network is an unstable individual who will decide to DDoS due to emotional reasons it should be fine.   In terms of actual setup I hear tons of...

Not that I know a whole lot about this, but just giving you a basic idea in terms of traffic. My IRC Bouncer uses about 1GB (average) in bandwidth per month. Depending on how many leaves you have and how many people are active on your IRC Network (and bandwidth is cheap in Europe and parts of...

He asked for West Coast location, not East Coast ;)

Hm? Who where?