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I've been buying a lot of music on Google Play (mainly because I have so much credit and don't need any apps) so maybe the All Access is the better route. I do hate how hard it is to close any apps by Google on Android but I guess that's better than listening to two songs at once.

Good, the US needs more native IPv6 in homes. :)

My Pandora One annual plan expired this week and I was planning on renewing it but streaming on any desktop is annoying as f*ck because every 5 or 6 songs it will start playing a 2nd song while the other song is still playing forcing me to pause the 2nd song to let the other finish, then I have...

Just wanted to update those who were interested in our Ohio location. We've negotiated a better price and hope to have an OpenVZ node online by the end of the month. :) Additionally the nodes have arrived in New Jersey and Georgia already and we're just waiting for our new IPs from ARIN to get...

LoL, I'm reading some of his threads on another forum and they are hilarious like this little gem: Source: http://www.freewebspace.net/forums/showthread.php?2242383-why-i-have-not-been-online

I just found this site, pretty cool info regarding their IPv6 deployment. http://www.comcast6.net/

I mean us having multiple servers sharing the same bandwidth pool. We like having the ability to adjust bandwidth commits on a per server basis.

On their FAQ page it shows that different areas have different bandwidth policies so it might pertain to your location.

I was looking at Comcast Business to avoid the bandwidth caps that they used to place on all residential plans, luckily they did away with the caps in Colorado before I got here.

The Ohio location is still up in the air. We got a quote and are still in talks to see what we can and can't do. All new locations are getting a single OpenVZ node for now. We've decided to move away from getting cabinets since they are not cost effective for us (the shared bandwidth in...

That's why I love that Comcast doesn't require you to use their equipment. I own my own modem and routers so I have complete control over them. Ouch! I've heard a lot of horror stories about Comcast but my only complaint is their encrypted traffic throttling but hopefully with the speed increase...

I have a /64 assigned to my modem, it came default with my service when I ordered it. I use my own modem and router (DOCSIS 3.0 is required for IPv6) which are a Motorola Surfboard modem and a cheap Cisco (Linksys) router (DD-WRT doesn't support IPv6 without some hacks that rarely work so I had...

And I fixed the speed issue with the IPv4 so now both are the same speeds (surprisingly this was resolved over their live chat, it's awesome not having to wait on hold and having a copy of the complete interaction with the support people). Although even with the same speeds the latency is still...

What does purple denote? PS - I'm colorblind so I avoid using colors online at all costs to avoid giving normal people a headache.  :D 

So I recently upgraded my home connection from 25Mbps to 50Mbps (I wanted cable and it was cheaper to get their bundle than to order the cable separate) and I was running some speed tests and noticed that Comcast's test site (http://speedtest.comcast.net) does both IPv4 and IPv6 tests. I noticed...

Thanks dave! Living in Colorado myself, I'm a bit biased when it comes to my favorite location and network (I'm connected to my VPN in Denver all of the time and Amazon VOD, Xfinity VOD, and Netflix are indeed smoother than when I was in FL). I'm glad others are getting to enjoy it as much as I...

A datacenter is a place that houses data. Period. There are no requirements for something to be called a datacenter (although as @TekStorm - James pointed out there are different tiers of datacenters). A data center does not need enterprise hardware, redundant anything, or raised floors to be...

I've always wanted to get into stocks since I work at a financial firm but never really understood it so I figured I'd be better off putting my money elsewhere. I do get free stock from my company though so I like to keep an eye on that to see how much free money I'm getting.  :lol:

I used to be a Xen fanboy back in the day, then I started having to manage nodes and OpenVZ won my heart. Even as an end-user I prefer OpenVZ over Xen or KVM.

Why not install OpenVZ inside the KVM and run your testing inside the OpenVZ? I don't know if you can run KVM inside KVM but if you can then you can setup the base KVM to run a PXE server.