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I guess this funny piece just turned up http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/467033/#Comment_467033

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If you think about it too, it was a VPS/OnAPP server not a physical entity. 

 (I went and dug this up to see if there were any deals running) To be more specific: https://clients.delimitervps.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=102&carttpl=cart on quarterly with coupon code: SERVERJAN2014 Add a 500GB drive and it comes out to $30 USD a month ($90 USD Quarterly) It only has 1IPv4...

Works great definitely recommend it to anyone.

Well look at that, I noticed it said "Houston Texas" So I checked the mail and I got mine too :)

Doesn't seem unprofessional. A little laid back, but you can't expect a guy in a suit and tie to be answering your tickets at a budget host. 

I would like to point out that my beloved Google is not broken!

I have been cleared to say he is not *nods yes* the Queen of England.

+1

Come on, you should be able to notice that that is obviously a troll username "drowning" and the same length password as linode and the way it was said. 

How do you plan to implement the 20 port NAT Ipv4.

 

What datacenter?

I'd like to add, if you are thinking about offering services where people pay you for security and reliability. Do not skimp out on license fees just to save a buck, that will come back to haunt you in the future especially with the small amount of industry experience it appears you have. Buy a...

Hmm... The advertisements on the right hand side of VPSBoard are telling me that you can get nodeping monitoring here https://my.knightswarm.com/index.php?/cart/openvz-vps&utm_source=vpsboard&utm_medium=125&utm_campaign=vpsboard+pro-openvz

I just wanted to note that if an employee logs in using "vzctl enter (ctid)" it does not show up on the standard "w" command I happened to have been testing ways to identify entries from the hostnode earlier today. So that was a direct login through openssh.

Alarm Timer Dumb-phone ftw?

Hmm yeah interested to see where its at myself :)