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Is there any proof that such a service even works?

I'd most certainly note that I'd be interested in taking a peek at it and testing it, but that being said, there's that grey area of trust that one generally looks for in a provider who is going to inevitably be handling man-in-the-middle for their transactions with these services.

Never considered Interac Money Transfers. Always just considered PayPal and Swipe for payment processing, as it covered most bases. I guess it's easier for those who don't particularly have a credit card on hand though :P

Wanted to post a link in here for those who are interested in more info. http://www.reddit.com/r/ottawa/comments/1mn11b/a_train_just_hit_a_bus_at_fallowfield_station/

Ignoring a fading star is the best thing we can do in a situation like this.

Weren't they handing out MSDN subscriptions for free at one point? I know I picked one up.

Bizzard, is Canada acceptable for your friend?

Finally got my copy in hand this afternoon. Now to find random places to slap Rockstar stickers. ;)

Seems quite a bit is on lockdown right now. They're still unsure what happened other than presumably the bus driver went through the barrier and passengers shouting to stop.

I've dealt with their support on a multitude of occasions and they've been quite helpful as of yet. Whether raising a ticket or picking up the phone and calling their support line, they've been quick on the uptake so far for my needs. I've even had them resolve some routing issues with peering...

I'm really starting to think some people could use a hand at public relations courses when you're trying to sell services or products. Yes, the panel's "free", but they sell support. On the other hand, when you have developers going off the handle at people in public, it doesn't help things...

There's not anything particularly wrong with offering anything out of OVH's locations, as long as you're putting a lot of sound thought, and have a feasible contingency plan in place in case things go sour. On the other hand, it doesn't help things along when a majority of summer hosts run over...

I failed to notice the ExitPolicy line. My mistake. I think it would be interesting though to get some statistics on what kind of headaches running an exit node would bring oneself on a normal basis, but I don't think anybody wants to put themselves in that sort of line of fire intentionally either.

Another IPv6 tunnel provider that comes to mind is GoGo6. The one drawback I find with them though is they require the use of a proprietary v6 tunneling application to be installed on the machine you're going to be tunneling on. That being said, it seems pretty straight forward for users who get...

I've always been a user of copy/paste if I'm jamming the same command down multiple ssh sessions at once. That being said, it's nice to know there's software out there for it to make life a little easier. Might have to bookmark this one. ;) Thanks.

I agree that the CC-centric posts on a daily basis are starting to really drive me up a wall, but on the same tone I'd really hate to see censorship start to flourish yet again. Honestly, it's one of those cases where I'd seriously hope users would simply take consideration to what they're...

Still waiting for the pre-order from Rockstar Warehouse to arrive. Probably will be on the doorstep tomorrow, but they sent it DHL (I guess they love punishing customers.). We'll see what happens from here.

I run NOD32 on my desktop here, and haven't run into anything off the cuff when visiting VPSBoard as of yet.

What sort of budget are you working with?

I guess one thing that would be interesting is to take count of how many abuse complaints result from the deployment of the TOR node.