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If you managed to get yourself a plan from a host at here, they'll be able to get a hold of your company as your site is hosted by them :D So, with some conspiracy = Intelligence backfired? ;) p/s: anyway, this is just a joke, I'm not a host and I don't conspire with them B) btw, why don't you...

it certainly does seem to be so

Apparently that's the client's budget. So, can't really say anything since I'm "client-bounded" :)

Hi, I'm currently looking for a Windows VPS with license included. Here's the specifications that I'm looking for: Backup Server ------------------ 1 vcpu 1GB RAM 40GB HDD Windows Server 2003 SP2/2008/2012 included - Not evaluation/trial 1gbps uplink 1ipv4 NOT at Orlando <= $7.5/month...

still, for the lowest spec plan, the paypal fees would already choke the profit to death............. not to mention that there's other expenses like support, colo/renting fees and etc.

any test ip?

$username = $_POST['username']; $username = mysql_real_escape_string($username); $username = strip_tags($username); $username = htmlspecialchars($username, ENT_QUOTES); $username = str_replace('exec', '', $username); $username = str_replace('eval', '', $username); <script> is a perfectly valid...

Gentoo's mirror :) There's no mirror for it at Singapore.

there are no services that does that as I know of that allows you to enter the site or the particular page that you wanted, but archive.org does store an archive of pages though

To be honest, I didn't really liked it when I executed this command:

they do :D They had just got their first pull request :D

multiple one insert/update for 10k of records is seriously slow, while it is much much faster if you aggregate it as one or a batch of hundreds or thousands, but infile is :D I didn't realized that the overhead was this big until I've started to write a data scrapper for a dictionary site...

do remember to set the privileges off if piwik has a SQL Injection vulnerability or the attacker will be able to read or even worse write files at/to your filesystem :)

if I get it right, if I'd had an outbound connection of more than 1.5gb at any particular hour then I'll be charged based on the extra gb that I had used?

How did the demo failed? I always use it to access my server whenever I'm using public wifi, and with the https implemented, it makes the life of the hacker a bit harder in decrypting your traffic ;)

I have a tendency to write a clean and secure code, as phpids eats cpu cycles as well and its not that its fool proof :p

True. But the OP didn't mentioned about wanting an out of the box solution, I guess?

of course you'd need some configuration, even with iptables, you'd need to add a rule to block an inbound connection to a  rarely used port that you don't want certain people to access, no?

history - to show the list of commands that you've typed

1. at the Top command, press CTRL + M to sort the processes according to their memory usage(from highest to lowest) 2. service <service_name> <action: start/restart/stop/reload> i.e service nginx stop 3. chmod <permissions> <file/folder>