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Well i get confused too sometimes when provider use PST/EST/EDT/etc We usually use GMT here so I've to go over certain convert site to convert time zone. But it's not really a big deal for me so i never speak up for this matter.

Renewal would cost $18.99 with namecheap Anyway, got 3 of them just for fun  :)

http://forum.lowendspirit.com/viewtopic.php?pid=1026#p1026 Get one LES @ UK and you should be fine.

KVM is here  :) Nice

I would if you could offer more bandwidth or cheaper add-on bandwidth.

It's the same thing i tried to achieve earlier but no luck, i will keep an eye on this thread see if any solution.

mine would be echo 'my prepared source list' > /etc/apt/source.list then only apt-get update upgrade and stuffs

Zoom in once still there, another  zoom, it's gone  ;) Oh, i see

I see, i din't really read the whole thread @ LES (just scroll through :) ) I will double check with that LES @ NL and will get back to TS

Same typo as you posted on LET  ;)

Wait, what? I never talked about anyone before this  :huh: I was actually talking about **ehem** my **ehem** country There was message before this, i have no idea why it became ??? now Maybe OP removed it or something?

Well, government from CERTAIN country doesn't give a damn about English because they though they are so damn good. Just saying  :mellow:

That's because of their "75% less traffic" in HK Try other region, you will find the usual standard 500GB/m offer

I am sorry but shouldn't this thread be in "VPS Requests" ?

Can Netherlands watch these particular videos you mentioned? -Edit- read your post on LES forum, seem that you resolve youtube via ipv6 why don't you disable ipv6 of your internet adapter by that you should be able to resolve youtube via ipv4 (vpn in this case)

echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6 This is what i did. My bad  :popcorn:

Great to hear and good luck I'm not a provider though  :)

I usually just google as if i needed anything but lowendguide can be a place to start off too thanks to @mikho for the effort on that  :)

Since the spec are more or less the same, I would go for KVM in this case. I would like the ability to enable certain kernel module myself.