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What did you have to do to get that invite?

From that quote you posted of the case it doesn't sound like a bad ruling, it seems to me that people who are willing to pay more should get faster internet.

I've actually started using my phone less and less now that I've discovered that my computer does all these things so much better, but here are the main apps I have on my phone. Cydia Terminal iSSH Netflix Snapchat 3G unrestrictor Banking app

We aren't a hosting company, but it might be nice to get reviewed ourselves!

You might also want to consider buying a really long ethernet cable and just hard wiring two routers together on each end. :P

I haven't heard of the two brands you listed there before, might be a better idea to trust a more well known brand, try this guy. (if your still considering doing this) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822236569

I think yahoo is also a great alternative too, i've been using it since 09!

I didn't even know WHMCS provided an internal ticketing system, but we mainly use Kayako and it's honestly great, I would say it's worth the price

You might be better served trying to sell it on ebay then buying another screen for it

We use Google voice for our phone system, but I feel like being contacted via tickets is better, there is record of everything that is said and invoice numbers can be copied and pasted instead of dictated.

Wow, I just looked it up and that is a very nice price for a server. (typically servers cost thousands of dollars) I might have to look into getting myself one

I've always chosen debian over ubuntu, ubuntu isn't as light as debian is which is always a minus, if you ask me. As for the tutorials, most ubuntu tutorials will work on debian and vise versa, they both use the bash shell and they both have apt-get.

why wouldn't you use snipping tool that's pre-built into windows?

If your solely doing web browsing I wouldn't go out and buy a desktop, but I'm not so sure the PI will be fast enough for you, how about you choose a happy medium and go with a small netbook or something.

You could use HTML unit and program something like you want in java real quick

Have you considered just using ssh tunneling instead of a VPN?

I don't see IPv6 becoming relevant for another 10 years at least, the number of computers in the world is simply not increasing at a rapid enough pace for IPv6 to be legitimate. (I believe something like everyone on earth could have a million computers and we would still have enough IPv4...

I would never buy a pre-built computer from a corporation (unless of course the price is so low that it's a steal) I'd take that funding and buy parts on newegg or fry's.

start a new thread in a while true loop in the main every 30 seconds, that is if you thought you could accomplish what ever you were trying to do

I drive a 528i e39, from 1998 plus a subwoofer in the back, which I'm very proud of ;)