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I use Trello, both when working with contractors and for one of my current projects. Its a bit basic, but its very quick to use which mitigates allot of the problems (miss-use and lack of use due to programmer lazines) that plague alot of other systems.

@rds100 Phonetic spelling is not my strong suit, "F is for whatever the fuck starts with F" is usually what it gets to pretty quickly.

Ill reserve my judgement until later. I fail to see how SolusVM could get significantly worse, however there is a large potential for improvement.

@jvkz Your Necroposting mate, and we aren't a new company. We reported this to Paypal over the phone and the details were recorded. Not sure if anything happened, we didn't loose out since the pattern was blatantly obvious and we were able to refund before most of them where disputed. This...

Thank you for everyone who made an offer. This can now be closed. Special thanks to @rds100 who was a very close runner up.

GRE Tunnel Support for Windows :)

Microsoft Windows does not natively support IPIP (or GRE) Tunnels. This makes Windows Servers more difficult to DDoS protect as Reverse Proxy / Transparent Proxy becomes the only method easily available.  We at X4B are pleased to announce that this is no longer a limitation. A IPIP (IP-in-IP)...

Personally I think they will do it eventually just to reduce the overhead of running different systems, customers asking to enable unsupported network features via support ticket, etc. They will probably do it once they settle on an infrastructure and stop producing new features (e.g IPv6) at...

I think you fail to realize something, no one is trying to make money here exchanging Bitcoins for USD in Paypal. Honestly I couldnt have cared less if you had offered $1.10 for $1BTC, you are asking for something I can easily assist with - so why wouldn't I help out. $13 for $10BTC would have...

Bitpay ToS violation. Bitpay is not an exchange. Anyway its a time thing, I dont see how the time involved in repeatedly doing this is worth less than $10 anyway.

If you want how about just taking $10USD in BTC and be done with it?

@rds100, you are probably right there. InnoDB reports 186.8 T bytes written over the past 164 days. Which I would guess means a SSD every 1-2 years. I might be better with a large player as that seems like an awfully short life. 1 IP, Bandwidth and Port speed don't really matter. Server...

Honestly the CPU doesn't matter too greatly. One of the servers I have been looking at is an E3 1245v2 which is probably as good as any. I estimate it at double the performance of the current Digitalocean 2 core droplet its on anyway. The workload is not really CPU bound as much as it is bound...

I wouldn't be posting it if it wasn't a bit of a challenge. Thank you for your suggestion but its with a person I would rather not deal with. KVM is acceptable and I know of a few offers within that price range, NL Is preferred, but anywhere in EU would be fine really, even possibly overseas in...

Looking for a Dedicated Server or Decent KVM with SSD storage (not cached). Requirements: Atleast RAID-1 Atleast 4GB ram, 8GB preferred. 4 Cores @ 2.0Ghz+ 120GB - 240GB SSD storage Preferably in NL, Elsewhere EU is acceptable, NY is possibly acceptable. Budget: $40-90

@perennate Yep PGP look like it would probably work well for n-key encryption (be sure to look into its suitability, I am unfamiliar with its specifics). Its fairly well known / common (I haven't used it myself though). Its available in PHP: http://php.net/manual/en/book.gnupg.php

1) can be solved through the use of additional authentication secrets and another layer (you can do this without the extra). For example, secret questions: UserKeyText = [RandomText] SecretCrypt = Encrypt(SecretText, Decrypt(DetailKeyCrypt, UserPasswordText)) DetailKeyCrypt =...

Just for additional information, a more formal definition. Given: Decrypt(CryptText, CryptKey) := PlainText Encrypt(PlainText, CryptKey) := CryptText UserPasswordText := User Supplied Password DetailKeyText := Randomly Generated Key for storing new Secrets Store: SecretCrypt =...

If I am getting you right you want to be able to decrypt records of another table based off private data in such a way that it is not possible to decrypt this data without first being authenticated (in such a way that the server does not have all the details required to decrypt on its own)...

I wrote this last month as I wanted something that could check thousands of IPs (large cidrs) in a few seconds (either threaded or event based if adns utils is installed). https://github.com/splitice/bulkdnsblcheck