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Got my Pi setup as a bridge between my Proxmox server in France and home so I can access the VM's local network without having to setup a VPN on each and every device I use, just deploy the settings via DHCP.

NameCheap, if I use anyone else it's usually because they have an offer but even then the domain will end up in my NC account before its due for renewal if I want to keep it.

rDesktop works well on the Pi 2, with sound disabled it's really smooth. Even with sound it works well but audio lags a lot.

Here's my ServerBear test results - http://serverbear.com/benchmark/2015/02/06/hZTf7o00vo5hb9wk

I will do tomorrow, I tried a PetaByte benchmark but it didn't give any score.

Got mine yesterday, over clocked to 1GHz. Working well, DHCP + Nginx.

Same here, I actually run some CooP servers in Canada, they're regularly full.

INSURGENCY!!!!!!!!

From experience I've seen GMod servers are more CPU intensive than being a RAM eater. This is probably due to the distance between you and the VPS, what location did you order and what country/state do you live in?

I was being too specific, I'll correct myself. Files will only be removed/changed and/or checked if I was to receive a court order under French/EU law.

They allow Tor, I've got a few Tor relays with them. I don't know about Exit nodes but I wouldn't host that anyway.

In terms of logging? There's no traffic logging or stuff like that from what I'm aware of.

Paris - France (OVH) It's be KVM so I'll have no direct access to your files, unless you get me a DMCA notice or anything like that I'll have no need to check. You can also encrypt the data if need be.

For 10 euro per month or 120Euro/yr I can do the following -  1CPU Core E3-1245v2 2GB RAM 100GB HDD RAID1 1Gbps  DDoS Protection Paris - France 30 Day money back guarentuee

What's your budget?

Sexy

Happy New Year!!!

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