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I agree with Kayaba Akihiko. Also, isn't MaxMind Phone Verification going away by the end of the year?

If you want to save money on this, then you should locate your equipment where affordable DDoS-protected transit can be found. CNSERVERS would be an excellent option -- their transit rates are very competitive, but you would have to host in Portland or Seattle unless you're willing to use a GRE...

2006 Porsche Cayman S, but with Seattle traffic I much prefer to get around on bicycle... that is when it's not raining of course :-)

Zayo acquired AboveNet in 2012. I'll update my post in the future for clarity.

Well if history is any indication, this should be a good OS -- WinXP, good, Win Vista, crap, Win7, good, Win8 crap, Win10, good? :-)

I wonder what exactly happened at that Colombian ISP -- fat fingered an outbound prefix filter edit? Did they announce a bunch of other erroneous prefixes as well or specifically just Cloudflare prefixes?

Not at the moment, but we are quite close to implementing it.

An increasingly common occurrence...

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 We use BitPay as well. Every transaction is immediately settled in dollars. I didn't think we'd get too many payments via Bitcoin, but over time it has begun to account for a surprisingly high percentage of our payments (~4%).

CloudFlare doesn't protect against a whole range of attacks that could be targeted at your domain name. CSF, mod_security, etc are all essential for your security.

And remember to disable safe mode!  ;)

How is the fiber run in North Kansas City? Telephone poles? Underground? I would think it'd cost a lot more than $300 to bring connectivity into a house...

These valuations are just mind boggling. Never would have imagined Minecraft selling for $2.5 billion.

Even with an automated system you're still going to have to field trouble tickets along the lines of "how do I create nameservers" and "can you help me transfer my domain name". Unless you're in the business of shared hosting, I don't think offering domain name registration services is worth it.

At $25 per month most hosts won't be able to cover the cost of the electricity on a server like that under load.

Very clean design and a solid set of features. I look forward to trying this system out.

That's my experience too, even with <1ms network latency. Local sync is necessary.

We've offer domain name registration services in the past, but we no longer do. Unless your customers are primarily novices, it really does not provide much of an extra convenience to integrate domain name registration through your billing control panel. It's just as easy for the customer to...