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I have a couple of VPSes with Enzu's budget provider, BudgetVM. I logged in to my client area tonight and was surprised to see what looks like a custom integrated billing/VPS management/support panel. I gave it a once over, and it seems to work well at first glance. Very impressive - to my...

AAannd we're off topic already. Back on topic: yes. Hardware section would be great. Just got to get all the mods on board to find and move all those threads out of General.

Now with 100% more pandas: http://img0.joyreactor.com/pics/post/panda-popcorn-food-gif-950217.gif

No, you're no longer a minor. Big difference. An adult is responsible, thinks carefully about decisions, should take feedback and constructive criticism, etc. Age is accumulated automatically. Adulthood is earned. I won't comment on your posts and behavior to date, let's just say that we - or at...

I think I'll be sticking with phpwhois for now. I wrote parsers for .im and .io, and it seems to do okay with the most common extensions. Perhaps in a later version I'll add (optional) support for commercial APIs, for if folks don't like the quality of the results that phpwhois generates. I...

I have a Discover card with a $500 limit, unsecured. I was surprised I got approved since I had no prior credit history, but it was marketed as being for students (which I am). I pay it off 100% every month, and I don't use more than 50%. I'm hoping to build credit for when I buy a home someday...

At best it's a DoS map - it's not really showing any distributed attacks.

Wait until tomorrow. PayPal doesn't know what time during the day you turned 18.

As part of my domain and server management system, I'm trying to wrap my head around my options for WHOIS. All the APIs cost money, which would be fine if this was just for me, but if I distribute it I don't think people will want to sign up for accounts with them. Right now I'm trying to work...

I'm legal in Canada! Don't live there any more :(

Not at all. There is no question that the vast majority of VPS companies (at least in the low end VPS "industry") use SolusVM. Whether the quality of the software is such that it should be "industry-leading" is another matter entirely. Anyway, back to the topic at hand. I have a DNS box in L.A...

20-1.07*(1.46+2.84+2.13) = $13.12 in change. (or, 1 ten-dollar bill, 3 one-dollar bills, a dime, and two pennies) Seriously, though, why was this thread reopened? We all know this is a terrible - not to mention vaguely insulting - idea. Let's leave it at that.

That's what I get for being sneaky :)

Sorry I couldn't get to this right at the end date. Auction is (obviously) over, @ocitysolutions wins at $23. PM sent.

Allow me to echo my congratulations @gxbfxvar - your reviews were well-written and extensive, and an excellent contribution to this community. Enjoy your reward - you've earned it! Catch y'all on the next one!

Except the order form says it's the 8 inch version, which is $240. Profitably just flew out the window...and kept on flying and flying.

Fixed a few typos on the site, and also added an option for "raw" output of subnets by adding &nocomments to the end of the URL. Looking at the list, I noticed that there are some Level 3 IPs on it, along with other companies I don't know about. I'd love to get you guys' thoughts on this...

Looking over my ticket history, they generally did alright. Simple requests were done in 3-4 hours, others took a day or two. Some of my tickets seem to no longer be in the system, in particular I remember transferring several VPSes to other users (sold them), and they were very helpful in...

Here we go: Each contains a link to a screenshot of an invoice. Let me know if you need more validation.

My last review for this contest is of a URPad DDoS protected VPS in L.A. For $21/year for a 1GB OpenVZ, I was kind of surprised to see DDoS protection advertised, but there it was. The IP is in the ASN of Black Lotus, with a description of "Root Level Technology" (see here). Pretty cool. I...