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Afaik, no providers support Ploop. 

You can do encrypted files, but not an encrypted file system. That is just how OpenVZ works (by default). However, there has been a "OpenVZ Addon" if you will, that allows KVM like disk functionality with the CPU / Memory overhead of OpenVZ. http://openvz.org/Ploop/Why This *should* allow your...

http://vpsboard.com/topic/2170-cc-is-one-of-many-businesses-and-edge-exposure/ Seems that this was discovered long ago :P (first result when googling ""freedom.colocrossing.com"")

My guess is they pre-process the transaction, then they find out later its a bad card and charge a fee to the seller.

The bad thing is if stripe gets a chargeback there is a $15.00 fee, which essentially wouldnt have happened if they could verify stolen cards...

It indeed comes up in incognito mode. Also, incognito mode on a fresh IP.

darn too late :P

You know that thing that says "did you mean" click that, google autocorrects when you do wiki.colocrossing.com It comes up as the last link on the first page for me, however my screen is not large enough to screenshot it with the query in view.

Ahh, I assume its because WHMCS, uses WHMCS. They are very high priority for these types of things. IIRC they use cloudflare now, I assume for the WAF features.  However, I am glad to see they are acknowledging their issue. Though, it is unfortunate it has taken them this long to realize that...

I am ;)

http://www.freezepage.com/1382848119ODLZKJVMHG In case it vanishes :P

@Sonwebhost, really? Looks like linkback spam to me.

Do you have a looking glass for the datacenter or one owned by you? I am curious as to how the network compares to Buffalo NY (so far crap imo).

http://www.tutorialgamer.com/? looks like it is down

Just a little note, this post was posted at 01:01:01 AM +0000 October 25th 2013 - So there may be something more sinister in the making.

Idk: ping: unknown host unmanagedservers.net ping 162.217.172.77: timeout

I'd be more interested in LXC/Xen PV and OpenVZ to see how those three lightweight virtualization technologies compare. 

I'm sure you can answer that last question yourself :P

I am kind of interested in finding more about "Hyperboria" who knows, maybe it could be a V.2 of our regular internet. Does anyone know anymore about the Hyperboria project, I like the fact that its more of a cleaner environment as well as like it was back as the internet was evolving. 

Did you find your answer? If you found out a workaround, I would love to know.