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I feel like not a lot of people outside of the actual tech industry fully understand the importance of security.  I mean for many people it's "Ok it works, don't break it", but with servers even if it works it doesn't mean it's secure, and we do end up seeing this many times. I mean remember...

@Otakumatic: It does, but it sometimes screws up when it's linked first. Basically in edit remove the link (like the <a href=" etc. code) and it'll recognize it as a youtube link rather than just a hotlink. Also, great song, I remember when I first heard this song.  It was fantastic...

  And also the entire fact that those technologies have been around for a while.  Even in Civil Engineering we're using analysis equations developed in 1958.  

  Well, this is the thing.  While many industries and fields have been developing for decades if not generations, the entire "online industry" is still very young.  Because of this there's still no "normal".  Also, the very nature of the service we provide allows even a newcomer to create...

https://www.flowroute.com Basically similar thing Buffalooed said except this isn't unlimited but I personally think this is cheaper (in my opinion depending on the rate at which phone support is usually used).   Anyways whatever you wish to do, go for it! 

http://vpsboard.com/topic/706-10000-posts/

So... I hate to be really corny, but this quote really works well to the situation. "You can design and create, and build the most wonderful place in the world. But it takes people to make the dream a reality." - Walt Disney

  It's a bit of a pain in the ass, but here: https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=3160-agcb-2555

I personally love Tim's pricing scheme.  Want yearly?  Two months are free.  Everything else is free game.  

This is a fantastic question.   From my personal opinion and experience though, most of the time the monthly plans are usually the most commonly purchased service.  People prefer paying lower costs more frequently than paying more one-time for a period (justifiable for them to pay a little...

All I can really think of is VNC/RDP, but I'd honestly be really interested in this.  I personally was more thinking of a switch similar to how Chromebooks work with Crouton (Basically all you have to do is push three keys at the same time and it switches from Chrome OS to a stripped down...

Haha well basically those LET threads hit the nail on the head. Just having a copy here though, this is my personal list of things I use mine for. 2x Monitor other VPSes 1x Private CSGO Gameserver 1x Private Minecraft Gameserver (I haven't really played these games in a while) 2x Web...

So... I've decided to not purchase a single game console off of what happened on E3.  If I did though, it more than likely would have been the PS4.  But honestly no console has poked my interests.  

  And then I yell at both of you guys just because I can. Please don't fire me.   In a non-joking way.  I love the way we're going.  vpsBoard is going in quite the splendid direction and I can't be happier with the community.  You guys rock! 

Doesn't look made up from my perspective...

Haha well...  I just stumbled on this.   This is the exact same guy who was asking for an admin position on a minecraft server in addition to feeling "entitled" to a free VPS.   http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/3359/looking-to-be-op-on-a-minecraft-server/p1 THE RETURN...

In my opinion, as beneficial the LowEndBox's rule of 7 dollar maximum was to many people financially, it definitely meant higher user capacity per node.  Now, it depends on the company's business plan and server management style, but at Catalyst (thanks for the mention by the way!) we really...

Central Pennsylvania.  

Oh gheeze.  I remember they used that speedtest.comcast.net to test my internet speed and told me "See, you have 60 Mbps even on residential!"   Then the internet went to crap.  If I was in Colorado I'd help you out KuJoe.  Good luck with this buddy!   Edit:  Wow.  Seems like they did...