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^ Other than "View New Content" itself "Mark Community Read" is the function I use the most often here.

It says "Free Wildcard SSL" in the thread title, too.

I'd take that over the 2013 theme!

Yes please! I was wondering what happened to the 2013 theme... that wasn't the best either but it was at least easier on the eyes than this. There are some really fantastic professional looking IP.Board skins out there if you're willing to pay a bit.

That's from DO? I just spun up a droplet and got this: root@do:~# cat /proc/cpuinfo processor : 0 vendor_id : GenuineIntel cpu family : 6 model : 62 model name : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2630L v2 @ 2.40GHz stepping : 4 microcode : 0x1 cpu MHz...

Well hey, DigitalOcean recently stopped masking their CPUs, and Vultr seems real intent on copying DO... so maybe we'll know for sure soon?  :rolleyes:

I'm on Verizon and it says I'm not being tracked either.

Unfortunately, I don't think that's true. FraudRecord's rules are in their TOS and "Public Threats" is one of their "definitions of misbehavior" (and misbehavior is what they say they're about, rather than just fraud).

OVH know the Classic VPS isn't up to par. They recently ended a pretty lengthy beta test of a new infrastructure based on RunAbove and it was MUCH better than the current product. I don't know when they plan to roll it out but I'm very hopeful -- a bunch of OVH staff participated on the testing...

"Outlook data file cannot be accessed"? That's a pretty common error when moving profiles. Did you try this? http://itissolved.blogspot.com/2012/07/0x8004010f-outlook-data-file-cannot-be.html The specific instructions there are for 2010 but the same fix works for 2013.

Of other providers I've used that have at least some sort of presence here: Cloud.net, OpenITC, Vultr, and Wable all use integrated, completely custom panels. Bandwagon has a custom panel for VPS management but uses nonintegrated WHMCS for billing.

Arbor says the peak attack size was just under 6 Gbps.

It's from a tweet-for-credit promo in their CP:

Trying to read the text on that background is no fun.

I think that would make the most sense. There's a definite benefit to the initial post count requirement in that looking at post history can give potential buyers a bit of insight into new providers. If I check someone's posts and they've posted nothing but spammy crap, that tells me it's...

I'm a fan of the "here's some free FTP backup space for you to use as you'd like" approach. Prometeus does that with their VPSes, as does Online.net with their dedicated servers.

I've stopped using self-hosted monitoring software. NewRelic is my go-to now. ServerDensity's pretty nice too.

Best deal of the day so far is the return of Online.net's ridiculous €1.99/mo Kidechire: http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/805555/#Comment_805555 http://www.online.net/en/dedicated-server/dedibox-kidechire There's also a pretty nice 2x2TB HW (!) RAID server for €19.99/mo...

Google's. I wish small providers would stop using their own nameservers and just pick one of the reliable public sets. I've had a provider's nameservers not resolve something correctly way too many times.

QR codes were one of those weird things where marketers thought they'd hit the jackpot but consumers never showed much interest. The last study I saw said just 21% of people have ever scanned a QR code, and only 2% scan them regularly. Anecdotally, I find even 21% hard to believe. Obviously...