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@BlueVM When will the Swizz network be better again?

Time to play badmington again in the garden!

I don't need another UK host. They have to invest into their ddos protection.

I hate this game! 2048!

You can create a shared file system but as Mr. Pie said there is not a solution for all applications. What should happen if I add a pear module on one vm? Nice idea but technology is lacking.

If your customers are hopping between the locations and are able to get new ips at every hop this feature will cause trouble.

Thank you for posting the values I asked on the other thread.

I like TrueCrypt and using it on my laptops. I searched for a way to use it on my servers too and found out that they provide a console-only version of TrueCrypt. Download console-only version: wget http://www.truecrypt.org/download/truecrypt-7.1a-linux-console-x86.tar.gz or wget...

Cannot find any announcement from Colo@.

Another company is changing datacenters. SecureDragon lost some servers because of the move: https://twitter.com/SecureDragonLLC/status/448761993017978880

I keep my old notebooks because they are cheap and small servers. They don't need much power, are silent and have keyboard, mouse and screen included. I use small linux distrubitions to run linux servers on old 256MB RAM notebooks. My IBM ThinkPad T20 with Intel Pentium III 700 MHz, 256MB RAM...

Seattle Computer Products owns 86-DOS 1.0 which is a port of CP/M (for 8080/Z80) to run on 8086 processors. Microsoft bought 86-DOS 1.10 from them for $75,000 in July 1981 and kept the version number, but renamed it MS-DOS 1.1.

With the permission of Microsoft Corporation, the Computer History Museum is pleased to make available the source and object code to Microsoft’s MS-DOS operating system versions 1.1 and 2.0, for non-commercial use. The zip file contains four subdirectories: v11source: 7 assembler code files...

Only 500 and so servers? That would explain a lot. VolumeDrive was a big part of BurstNET. They did not recover from this.

Check your AWS logins, a search for AWS keys returns almost 10,000 results.

Mandrill has a good documentation: http://help.mandrill.com/entries/23060367-Can-I-configure-Postfix-to-send-through-Mandrill-

hwdsl2 wrote about kippo and I now add a howto to this tool. Change your ssh port to another one: "vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config" and change "Port" to another number Install dependencies: "apt-get install python-twisted" Create use for kippo: "adduser honeypot" Change to user: "su honeypot"...