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<offtopic>   With all the cheap hardware (raspberry pi, pogoplug...) the ability to use hardware in a hobbyist environment is much more viable these days. </offtopic>

I was actually thinking of using a backupsy VPS, I would make nearly nothing off of it if anything after domain, ssl... etc. But it's more that it would be secure, cheap, and would just work.  After the Google NSA incident I am moving over to an encrypted backupsy VPS. If people want it, I can...

What kind of router are you using? I find if you do it router level it works beautifully. I'm on an ipv6 tunnel from he.net right now.

I run a dotdeb mirror btw - http://dotdeb.mirror.softgit.com/ If you get better speeds from it, feel free to use it.

I've been using Backupsy for a couple months now, I'm very happy with it. I backup all my proxmox vm clones to one of their boxes. They have great bandwidth and are great for running backups. I use rsync to run my backups on a script. Some vms backup everyday, others once a week.

Aight, I'll pm you soon!

Hey all, I know there are plenty of storage services out there already, however with the restrictions they place and the prices they   charge for space I was thinking about hosting owncloud. Would you pay for owncloud space? I could sell accounts for around $2 per 100gb Thoughts on this...

I got x25 on one of them. I registered it on GoDaddy for 99 cents and got $25 for it. :)

I tend to put them on the service that best fits their projects.

Whats your rate for an html page? About 1 hour of work.

Your email - [email protected] - is not working.

My theory: They amass all the clients they can on long contracts and get them to buy a ton of ip4 addresses and not provide an ipv6 option, then boom! they'll raise ip4 pricing and cash out. Could be wrong, but it certainly sounds like CC.

I saw your offer to try it out, I'm certainly interested, I run a couple sites that have had a fair share of ddos and would love to try a new provider of filtering.

Not all DCs have ipv6 so this would be unfair to providers in that way as well.

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Tasksel

Their peppy boxes. These will be great for admining my servers when I don't have access to terminal on someones pc. I can just open terminal on here!

Mhhhmmm. That's why the idea of having an additional unused server for parts is a really good idea.  Understandable. 

  I got a quote from Peer1 The most basic I could get. Collocation: Los Angeles NB: LA facility is manned 24x7  Dimensions: 36

That's what I am starting to realize. However large scale can sometimes be a single server with the proper specs. I may end up building out a server with 2x3TB drives and 2x128GB SSDs - That would really fit me needs best and if I could colo it for cheap it would be the best price for that kind...

I like the brushed aluminum. Heck, I have the white iPhone 5 with beautiful brushed aluminum and a mbp with the same. :)