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...haven't they exploited him enough yet?

eh, I wouldn't necessarily ask for 'evidence' as that can be easily fabricated on the blacklist's part. Otherwise, I agree that they should convey why the IP was listed in their own words. In the absence of evidence, an explanation—however vague or meaningless—will at least create a context for...

Took me almost 5 months to get an IP delisted from Barracuda despite it never having sent any spam to begin with. I guess 2 months isn't so bad in the grand scheme of Kafkaesque anti-spam bureaucracies.

Not a web designer / wasn't immediately aware of the non-annoying ubiquity of the little blue bootstrap labels, lol... [quietly prays for the return of the 'bb code editor' while slowly backing out of thread]

I found out the hard way that Xen/HDD & SSD/Flashcache offers better I/O on a scale of negligible to none. SSD caching makes a noticeable difference in OpenVZ, though, no?

Thought it was amusing/bizarre that the IPB '@ mention' was seemingly styled to look exactly like the 'IP Blocks' buttons in SVM, then made an unfunny joke about it.

Right, hence my usage of perma-infantilizing—the poor birds can never leave the nest! Maybe 'anonymous' and autonomous are too conceptually contradictory to be conflated at a theoretico-practical level. I guess it would require something like an [anony/autono]mous quantum superposition of...

I was thinking of it the other way around. If a nest goes offline (upper or lower), in theory it should have no effect on the connectivity of any other nest. Shouldn't each nest be capable of functioning autonomously?

So IPB and SolusVM have merged into some sort of unholy IP allocation alliance?

very easy, http://trustgaininggraphics.com

I guess it didn't effect every server in BHS, then? I've been there since January of this year with no downtime until yesterday, and apparently even that wasn't very severe. Uptime monitoring shows zero downtime throughout the day except for the aforementioned few minutes, which were the result...

For as long as I've been with OVH (more than a couple months) there hasn't been any downtime at all until yesterday. Guess the car accident didn't happen in Canada.

Immense packet loss to the point of unusability for a few hours yesterday. Could not reach ca.ovh.com from certain connections while able to load it slowly (excruciatingly so) from others. According to StatusCake, no downtime at all for any of my servers there except a single brief moment...

Wanted to return to this as I hesitantly tried sshuttle for the first time a few hours ago. Without getting technical, I don't like how its nesting functions as a single point of failure (thereby perma-infantilizing subsequent connections and putting them at risk). If the goal is connecting...

Ellipsis Node hosts unmanaged virtual private servers via OVH in Beauharnois, QC.  

.*\.abogado * .*\.ac * .*\.academy * .*\.accountant * .*\.accountants * .*\.actor * .*\.ad * .*\.adult * .*\.ae * .*\.aero * .*\.af * .*\.africa * .*\.africa.com * .*\.ag * .*\.agency * .*\.ai * .*\.airforce * .*\.al * .*\.alsace * .*\.am * .*\.amsterdam * .*\.apartments * .*\.aq * .*\.archi *...

I've never had a VPS with DO and have no dog in this fight, but yeah, that's sort of what I was getting at. Seems to be a learning curve thing, or something that caters to different levels of skill and experience, maybe? I can see how some will want to cut to the chase from square one, but...

To clarify, the above configuration doesn't really function as an open proxy. If you want it to, you can use wild cards instead of specifying domains. /etc/bind/zones.noetics zone "." { type master; file "/etc/bind/db.noetics"; }; /etc/sniproxy.conf table { .*\.com$ * .*\.net$ *...

VB6 4life

I think their help desk has been moved to http://arxiv.org