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I agree (obviously). Now, if only people cared more about things like government, the NSA, cat pictures, etc. than drama, the world might become a better place. Especially the cat pictures.

I'll dig up the thread on LET where Justin explained the whole mess. Basically it involved WHT Admins being idiots, jumping to conclusions, and refusing to listen to him. They seem to dislike BlueVM in general, as I get warnings for pretty much every post I make, and other BlueVM Staff members...

On a related note, I posted Justin's reply there and within a MINUTE it was gone with a brand new warning on my profile. http://prntscr.com/2sm2i7 There's a reason I don't hang around WHT much. 

Found the Fortatrust thread. http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/11896/fortatrust-adding-non-paying-clients-to-shameroll-with-a-public-blacklist-page/p1 

First, RE Fortatrust... There's a whole story about that which was posted on LET a while back (along with the stories from other former Fortatrust clients). I'll let Justin know about this thread, but I wouldn't expect a reply on WHT, unless the staff there have stopped their abnormal hate of us. 

When Justin finishes IPv6 in Feathur. Depending on how busy we end up getting (yay sales), it could be a few weeks. And if people would quit asking to get IPv6 early, because we're not doing manual IPv6 allocations.

Like the FTC will allow that. 

They have a client in development for Linux. You can install it on Ubuntu. I've had some success running the Windows client in WINE, but... It's running in WINE, so it's not the best. 

@mtwiscool Try generating a SSH key again yourself and using that. Also make sure the public half of the keypair is properly put in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys and that the permissions are correct. 

So, the way that Feathur determines if the node is connectable or not (thus if it's up or not) is by testing if it can connect via SSH to the node. SO, that suggests to me that the SSH keypair wasn't set up properly. 

Keep in mind that Feathur is still in development. That said, it's working just fine for BlueVM in production, so it's something with your setup.

Definitely Spotify. Even the free plan is okay. I have Premium and love it.

We'll be able to push native IPv6 in Zurich as soon as Feathur is ready for IPv6. While we've HAD IPv6 available there, we have not been manually assigning blocks to clients due to the fact that manually managing /64s would be extremely difficult and hard to track. IPv6 is coming along nicely...

My best is 7. And I've tried QUITE A FEW TIMES TOO. Freaking HARD man!

I like TigerDirect and Fry's. Fry's if it's something I NEED to work because I can get it replaced significantly faster should I need to, and there's not a risk of it having been destroyed in shipping. Recently got a printer, a wifi AP, and some network stuff there that ended up cheaper than...

Before we moved to ColoCrossing locations, we had services with a wide range of DCs. Colo@ for both LA and ATL, Continuum in IL, WSI in Kansas, and Incero in Dallas. We had older and less powerful hardware back then as well, mostly Dual L5420's with 16GB RAM. We also had no rDNS authority, and...

I believe it was throat cancer. He's also been busy with IPv6 for Feathur recently too. I'm letting Justin know about this so he can make an official statement about it. Until then, any statements I make are completely my own and in no way represent BlueVM Communications.

I think a /56 per node would be more than enough. That's enough for 256 separate /64 allocations. You're not likely to get more than 256 VPSes on a node (unless it's really beefy, and even then you'd probably run into some process count issues). 

Feathur (when IPv6 is finished) should allow delegating of various IPv6 blocks including a /64. I haven't looked at the code recently, but IPv6 is coming along nicely. Can't wait for it to be finished!

I have 13.10 on my Dedi I'm doing testing with QEMU 1.7 on, and BlueVM runs it on our new KVM nodes. Works MUCH better than CentOS 6 does for KVM. Newer kernel, newer QEMU... Yeah. MUCH better.