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Typical for a site hosted on the opposite side of the US.

Yes. I could easily have another paid for by ads if I felt like it was needed.

That is with free VPSs. No overselling (not even bandwidth) Node specs: 32gb ram, E3-1230, 4x1TB with mdadm RAID10, $159.99/mo

http://64mb-kvm.d3vm.net/status.php That's with nginx, php and mysql. All I did was install CentOS 5 and run http://freevps.us/thread-528.html  CentOS 6 requires at least 96mb to boot on kvm.

I use the official nginx repos.

9 hours, from 2AM to 11AM or I'm tired until sunset.

Same here. It's a great desktop CPU. I ended up paying only $400 for the mobo/cpu/ram/case/psu and threw in a few hard drives that were laying around the house and pulled a GPU from my brother's dead P4 desktop.

I have been using xfce for years. It's simple, fast and doesn't use too much memory/cpu.

http://199.30.57.182/ is the first link in his signature on FreeVPS.us. The second ( http://lx7c.cz.cc/ ) is a cPanel suspended page. That isn't his only free VPS with more than 256mb ram.

What's wrong with using your VMWare VPS with 1GB ram, 3IPs and unmetered BW? 

Step 1: ssh -D 8080 user@host -p sshport Step 2: Configure your browser to use a socks proxy at 127.0.0.1:8080

I wish I could get to sleep within 2 hours. I can go to bed at 11PM, and still be up at 3AM almost every night. That's super easy, I do it all the time even if I spend a few (6-10) hours in bed trying to sleep. I sleep better during the day, but mom won't allow it.

Saw this on LET: Application: Vanilla Application Version: 2.1a39 PHP Version: 5.3.3-1ubuntu9.10 Operating System: Linux Server Software: nginx/1.0.5 User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_6_8) AppleWebKit/537.31 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/26.0.1410.65 Safari/537.31 Request...

I'm running software RAID10 on an E3-1240v2 KVM node with 42 VMs. Performance is good enough but my users may not put as much load on the disks as normal VPS customers. Also, most VMs have more memory than is needed, which gets used for disk cache in most VMs as the majority run Linux.

Humza had seen some of the IP matches but AFAIK he had no official knowledge about CC owning LEB/LET.