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Just ask for it - $15k isn't a huge amount of money, and if everyone is asking you to apply, you're definitely in for a higher than "median" salary, so you might as well ask high and let them bargain you down a bit lower. 

Definitely go with vnstat. Dead simple to install, and really easy to use. I have it running on both of my OVH servers: nick@ks4005866:~$ vnstat -m    eth0  /  monthly          month        rx      |     tx      |    total    |   avg. rate    ...

RamNode Seattle is based in the Westin building as well. 

Equinix has "two" facilities in Seattle - SE2 and SE3. SE2 is actually *in* the Westin, and SE3 is attached by a skybridge in what was a parking garage. For all intents and purposes, they're the same spot, but it's pretty cool.

Personally I have no idea with ISPs bringing out CGNAT on an opt out basis for their customers. Obviously, I want my own address, but my parents sure as hell don't need one, nor do lots of casual internet users.  Comcast/Verizon/AT&T could save millions of addresses by doing this, and take a...

it's 65 Euros new usually, he's selling for 60 Euros with RAM, plus 10 more Euros if you aren't in the EU. 

It's basically a Sublime clone that doesn't (yet) work as well, in my opinion. 

LDS? I'm not a Mormon? Anyway, I posted in this (and some of your other threads) because they're absolutely pointless and don't add a modicum of value to this board. I even reported this the real way, too! Why does anyone care about your GVH mirrors? The torrent files are up on the website...

Or I could just get them from http://releases.ubuntu.com/14.04/ and not some random GVH VM?

E-Mail administration is one of those things I outright refuse to do unless I absolutely need to. Mail servers are brittle, annoying, and actually getting mail through to other peoples' inboxes can be an absolute pain in the ass.  For mailboxes, I just use Google Apps or another hosted...

This is exactly what you want: http://www.online.net/en/dedicated-server/dedibox-scg2

Personally, I don't put anything on a LEB that I actually *need* - I only use a RamNode VPS as staging and the rest of my infrastructure is on dedicated servers. If I were to host things, I'd simply monitor for things like iowait and steal time, and make sure my pages weren't lowing too slow.

Sure, they would be subjected to potential periods of low performance, but a good VPS host's low performance should be adequate. The difference between a host worth using and one that isn't is consistently good performance. 

I think it's best to quit while you're ahead and request a refund and stop ordering, they're on a downward spiral. 

http://www.wattaserver.com/ourdatacenter.php Ping test our datacenters. Seattle ping 216.244.88.1 Seattle ping 216.244.68.130 Seattle ping 216.244.82.218 Chicago ping 216.107.148.178 Chicago ping 76.73.71.210 Kansas City ping 192.187.96.234 Los Angeles ping 192.40.57.90 Los Angeles ping...

Woohoo!

I don't think it's a gzip issue - requesting the page without an Accept: Gzip header with curl gives me the following HTTP response: $ curl -I https://u628b3.vpsboard.com/static/css/main.css HTTP/1.1 200 OK Server: nginx Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2014 20:02:12 GMT Content-Type: application/octet-stream...

lol i didnt realize you made this dumb post in two places. I'll quote myself on LET Another Mun post. Here, I went ahead and did it myself. It took all of 15 minutes and I rarely do any bash scripting - why is this whole thing such a big deal again? https://gist.github.com/nickvanw/9863660

You could do this pretty easily with the scripting language of your choice. I'd do it in python - get a list of the files and for each one rename it to $name_old, resize that one and save it as the original name. That gives you a directory with the originals as well as the resized new ones. 

You've successfully managed to write a lot of stuff that refutes absolutely nothing that I've said and demonstrates how little you know about the node ecosystem outside of this shell script.  Node *does* use system tools and packages - they distribute prebuilt binaries on their website, and you...