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Thanks, a little big for my needs, but I'll keep them in mind.

I know this is a long shot, and perhaps should be submitted as a question in another forum, but are there any providers in NYC who offer KVMs with a /64 of IPv6 addresses? I'm willing to pay a premium for the prime location and the /64, as long as IPv6 is native.  There are any number of...

I don't run any formal tracking software, but Windows 8 was kind enough to provide this: ...And I thought I was online a lot. That's a paltry 1.56GB/day!

I apolgize @mtwiscool - that was my mistake on the SSH connection dropping. It does drop, yes, but only because the IPv6 tunnel I use is unreliable. I realized that when trying out one of @drserver's "dirt cheap ninjas" - same thing happened. On my VPS with you, when I use the IPv4 address/port...

I assume each server comes with a /64? If so, are bigger subnets available?

I have one. Yeah, I know, I know, but I had to try. Don't worry, it's under a fake name because with Bitcoin, why not? Still traceable, but who cares. He doesn't have my real info to sell to random folks, so it doesn't matter. All that aside, the VPS sucks. For one reason or another, it cannot...

This. I'm actually taking business law right now (yeah, seriously), and this sort of thing can really help. If nothing else, it shows that you're willing to take this seriously, and since the client probably isn't (no matter what they say), they'll likely be intimidated. Especially when you...

They're certainly not for everyone. I love me some terminal action too, and if you think about it these devices were designed more for mom and pop to just browse the web, check e-mail, stuff like that. But like I said, they're pretty capable. They can run Ubuntu if you want, and they do have a...

Yeah, 64 MB is surprisingly capable. Just ask @KuJoe. 32 MB is a little small, though, unless you're @mtwiscool. I ordered earlier this evening, interested to give it a try.

Nice! That Java POS was starting to get on my nerves, especially with it being self-signed.

I have the Acer C720 - $200 USD, 11.6 inch screen, as much as 10 hours of battery life, and boots in seconds. It's extremely portable but can still stand being thrown around a bit (I know) - an excellent on-the-go laptop. Like all Chromebooks, it's made for browsing the web, and if you look...

There is no self-hosted version I'm aware of. While I certainly understand concerns about the reliability of such a service (especially when, for instance, they might have your SSH key for SFTP), I've never found any reason to distrust them.

A while ago I found out about CodeAnywhere, a web-based file editor with support for editing files on FTP, SFTP, FTPS, Dropbox, Github, and Google Drive accounts. They also give you a "Sandbox" with a URL for testing. It's a pretty impressive list of features, with a nice "smart" tabbed editor...

Damn, that ain't cheap! And the power to run it can't be either. By the way, I'm curious @KnownHost-Jonathan: what's the address of your office? Your site lists your HQ as West Chester, PA, but you're saying Birmingham? There is a Birmingham, PA, but it's tiny and 3 hours away from West...

WTF? Guarantee no SBLs, but they're on CCs network. Then as an "offer" they list LowEndSpirit? What is this bulls***?!?

Why do that, though, when you can scam people? They have more experience in that field anyway.

I don't know anything about either, I'm just curious why you're thinking of switching? Lower price? Higher speeds for the price? That "dedicated line" bit is nice, but there are no guarantees that it will be any faster. Eventually congestion will catch up to you, that's my guarantee. And if you...

I just ran ten times for the top ten worst SpamHaus networks. The result: Or, sorted numerically: ColoCrossing has almost 4 times as many individual bad IPs as it's "next closest competitor", and over 5 times as many bad IPs as SpamHaus' "worst" network. Crazy.

No problem at all! Might want to edit the title, bit too much of a copy/paste there. You copied my typo of "SBL" as "SPL". As long as you mention me - this script is under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.

Any company (or individual!) that takes themselves seriously would never buy services from a company called "BaZONG!" Just sayin'. Also, 1000th post!