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I just figured out there is no way to reset your password for dailyserverdeals if you don't remember it. Am i missing something? Anyway here is a list of bugs i found and reported about 3 months ago, these seem to be still present (or for some i can't verify if they are still present since i...

Long term continuous high speed writes will wear out and kill the SSDs, but anyway i will try to make you an offer. What will you use it for? What other features do you need (IPs, network, etc.) ?

What CPUs are acceptable? What CPU benchmark score are you after?

The /12 from IANA was 2-3 days ago, it's old news. Also a /12 increases the stock by only 0.06. This morning the stock has increased by the equivalent of a /10. Maybe they have decided to put back in stock that /10 they had reserved "to help the ipv6 deployment when ipv4 runs out". edit: It's...

Wow, what happened? How did the stock suddenly go to 1.00 again? Did someone return a /10 or what?

The shipping cost would probably be higher than what the RPi is worth after two years. Besides these are not stock RPis, we make some hardware modifications.

I am sorry to disappoint you, but this is not security. Only allowing ssh logins for 5 seconds every minute only reduces the risk from bruteforcing by a factor of 12. It is much better to just allow ssh from only a handful of static, trusted IPs. Filter everything else.

@Mid what if the server's time is off? Or your time is off? Or you are trying to login from some slow lagged wifi... Imagine the frustration.

https://www.fitvps.com/test-ip

It's the time of the year when kids get back to school, hopefully to learn new things. So here is an opportunity to learn how to manage your own Raspberry Pi based micro server with an ARM CPU. You can use the coupon code BackToSchool2014 which will give you 42% OFF for life for this lovely...

I am afraid February is not the best month for traveling around Europe. I  would choose some destinations in the southern hemisphere.

DO wins since it's practicly free :) I only spent $5 with them and have about $60 credit left.

Well, at least it's not in Buffalo ;)

Why now? I mean a few months ago they seemed much worse than today. Now it seems they (SolusLabs) are finally awake and trying to move things in the right direction.

Well, disk caching is there for a purpose and is used in real world situations. You are trying to bypass the disk caching with your artificial benchmark, but this is not a real workd usage scenario.

And this is the link to the security advisory - http://www.openssl.org/news/secadv_20140806.txt

I have zero credit cards and have never owed a single dollar or euro to anyone. I intend to continue with my 100% debt free lifestyle. I'm 38 years old btw. I do have a debit card, which i use for online purchases and for paying online my electricity, water, etc. bills - via a local payment...

I am not a building expert, but the build quality of this castle looks bad. And with no steel inside the concrete to reinforce it, i wouldn't want to sit inside.

If it's for development / personal use i can help, but our location is quite far away from Australia latency wise, don't know if it would be usable for you.

While some people might live to 90 years old, i doubt many in the IT indurstry will. Unless you take a good care of yourself, with regular excercising, etc., but most ITs don't.