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I got one a few years ago but I don't have an office to hang it in anymore. :(

It was 0 degrees this morning but without any wind or humidity I was able to walk my dog in just jeans, a jacket, and slippers.

Luckily I went crazy while stocking up on camping supplies for our 2 nights in the mountains last month so we have a lot of stuff we normally wouldn't have sitting in the house/car. I bought a sleeping bag rated for 0 degrees that my wife said was overkill and I thought I'd never use outside of...

We still have the 64MB plans. :)

That's the best method. Some people don't understand that claims against your Paypal account hurt your reputation and can impact your usage of Paypal in the future. If you can get the client to withdraw the dispute then that's the best outcome, otherwise you're only real option is to win the...

I've been here for almost a year and my ears still pop on my commute to and from work. I went camping in the mountains and got altitude sickness last month which sucked. I guess that's what happens when you live 10-20ft above sea level for 99% of your life. :(

I lived in Florida for the first 28 years of my life so I never got to see snow before. It's my understanding that in most of the other states they experience snow at some point during the year.

Even if I'm wrong, we still have plenty of IPv4 available.

I <3 Monoprice's 1ft and 3ft power cables. We buy them in bulk and have had 0 issues with them and cable management is a dream when you don't have 10ft power cables that are near impossible to manage if you don't use cable management arms.

Maybe not for internal networks but I don't see IPv4 being a major selling feature in the hosting industry in 10 years.

I lived right across the bay over in Pinellas Park near St. Petersburg, I relocated out here in Colorado for my day job last April.

We get our IPs directly from ARIN so there is no monthly cost associated with our IPs luckily. As nice as it would be to hoard up IPv4, I see them as a temporary commodity. Once the IPv4 addresses dry up, then big players will make the move to IPv6, then X years down the road IPv4 will be legacy...

I'm loving the snow. Last year was the first time I've ever seen snow so it's still magical to me. :D I'm torn between my love of the weather in Colorado and my love of my house in Florida. :(

I've been switching all of my personal servers over to IPv6 since I have Comcast and they gave me a /64 of IPv6 to my home router. I would love to embrace IPv6 by going the LES route but I think it would be hard to mix IPv6-only VPSs on the same node with dedicated IPv4. As for the cost, IPv4...

I plan on setting something up in the future since I specifically coded our new control panel to give each client a /64 of IPv6 and clients can add their own IP addresses in the panel. We've given each of our data centers a /48 but we have plenty more from ARIN.

Just want to throw our plans into the mix: https://securedragon.net/openvz.php

When people open a Paypal dispute, I see it as them saying "I don't want to talk to you ever again" so there are two roads I take: 1) Refund the money and admit my guilt to Paypal even if I am right. 2) Fight the dispute and quote our Terms of Service which the client violates by opening a...

Oh ok. I got confused when I read your post and even did a Ctrl + F to search his post for the word Paypal because I thought I was losing my mind. :)

Originally the 32MB and 64MB were novelty plans that we offered on a limited basis because of some requests here and there. Eventually they became our best selling plans. I've always wanted to reduce the number of plans we offered because with our old pricing our it was only $2 more a month from...

I posted a quick update in the other thread but we have decided to change up our plans as a result of much review of our current and future resources. We've removed the 32MB and 96MB plans and we've increased the bandwidth for all plans with less than 250GB to the new bandwidth allocation of 250GB.