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Like it or not, we often have to post our e-mail addresses online. And that attracts spammers. I've seen some pretty elaborate "anti-spam" measures to disguise one's e-mail address from spammers. But these anti-spam measures forget some pretty simple principles of how e-mail addresses look...

I just made a decent-size order on Newegg today for some hardware I'll be setting up for my employer. It being Friday, I didn't expect it to ship out till Monday, but a few hours after the order I got two e-mails with the tracking numbers. This reminded me of my overall satisfaction with Newegg...

I am selling the following two domains: 1. Was registered on February 25, 2013 and expires February 24, 2014. 2. Was registered on February 19, 2013 and expires February 19, 2015. It was transferred from GoDaddy to Namecheap, hence the extra year. The auction ends Saturday, June 8th at...

Default WHMCS VPS welcome e-mails (and maybe HostBill too, IDK) tell you to read the e-mail in full and print it for your records. Does anyone actually do this? And do any providers modify those? I thought we were living in a post-paper world, why this printing business? And who actually reads...

The domain is BillingLayer.com, registered at Godaddy on February 25, 2012 then, transferred to NameCheap. Expires February 25, 2014. Initial price: $5 Increments: $1 Free Namecheap push, payment by PayPal only. Auction ends exactly at 5:00PM BST (4:00PM GMT, Noon EST), May 25, 2013.

I have been working on a custom DNS interface that integrates with my distributed* DNS servers, and it's finally up and running. If you have a few spare domains that you can point to my nameservers and test the frontend with, I'd appreciate the help. I can't pay, but if you like it I'd happily...

The timezone of many of my VPSes running Ubuntu Server under OpenVZ seems to be set to MSK, or Moscow time. Why is this? I assume it has something to do with the most common OpenVZ template out there? I want to reconfigure the important ones (and eventually all of them), but should I reconfigure...

Since I "discovered" it about a year ago, I've been a fan of the .am (Armenia) domain. It is relatively cheap ($50), is easy to register (no paper forms, no restrictions, actual registry *), and has a lot of domains available. For instance, I have attached a list of all two-letter .am domains...

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I just transferred a domain of mine from GoDaddy (99 cent domains are 99 cent domains, I don't care about how evil GoDaddy is) to Dyn.com. I expected it would take a few days, as I've done two transfers in the past (both GoDaddy to Namecheap), and they took that long. This one was done in under...

A little while back, IPXCore was getting ready to deploy KVM services alongside their OpenVZ ones. For a $2 one-time fee, I got a 512MB KVM for about a month and a half to try it out. As a "thank you" afterwards they gave everyone who tried it a 45% off coupon, and the $2 paid would be available...