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Is that the 2014 version of the BLINK tag?   ;) Besides the site design, I think this is the question you need to answer: Not just Linode but many others.  What makes you different? Also, if you're not an English speaker... VPS24.NET is build on the experience and knowledge of the lead...

I really don't see the parallel.  

If you're under the age of 18 they give you a whole business as well.

The problem with Seagate returns is...you get another Seagate. For home, I've been buying WD Black (5-year warranty) or WD Green for archive/storage/backup.

Wait...why would I want to pay $1/year to get a 32MB VPS from you when I can get a 64MB VPS for free from you?

It's to never be.  You never finish a single project that you announce here. Are you aware of this?

Will they be connecting to their VPS via your globe-spanning Wifi network?  How is that going by the way? Let me see...no, I don't see an SSID advertised in my neighborhood yet. Well, at the last, you'll own the vegan hosting market.

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I said: "'d guess 100% of the "child laborers" are kids who would not suffer any measurable hardship if they lost their jobs." So you are employing children whose standard of living would drop if they were fired? In other words, their families are relying on this income to sustain themselves...

Is SublimeText really worth $70?

I've used Notepad++ for a while.  It's good though I wish it had (a) vi key bindings, and (b) used the standard Windows 7 file dialog (so I could go to Dropbox/SkyDrive/Google Drive/etc. with one click). I know there are vi clones for Windows...I keep meaning to check them out.  I like...

I'd guess 100% of the "child laborers" are kids who would not suffer any measurable hardship if they lost their jobs.  They might lose their free Teamspeak VM but... I'd guess 100% of them would quit if the work become inconvenient. I'd guess a pretty big percentage of them would do the work...

I guess this isn't surprising since KnownHost moved and they're the same company: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1349146

One organization that I support is Free Geek: http://www.freegeek.org They are local (Portland, Oregon). People donate old computers and they refurbish them, put on a Linux OS, and distribute them to the poor. People can volunteer there and after you build 4 computers, you can keep the 5th...

Name one person in the "hosting industry" who recommends GoDaddy... Most people despise them.

I'm thinking that perhaps I want to add a CSF rule for WHMCS...too many password reset requests from an IP in X time is a temp block.

I'm horrified/amused that this site exists: http://www.gvhtalk.com  "Now that GreenValueHost has finally reached the point of stability inside and out..."

I wonder if someone:   1. took a list of emails from some provider's previous leak (e.g., CVPS database) 2. wrote a script to request a password reset for each email from GVH 3. let it run endlessly   In which case it'd be easy for a competent admin to identify where all the resets are...

Hmmm...I think having a dev instance is only allowed with a purchased WHMCS license (as opposed to leased).  I guess I wouldn't be surprised if GVH leases WHMCS.