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This is no different for any random embedded image (by a user, in a forum post or even signature if you can embed images there!), or an analytics script, or any of the other gazillion external services that are used everywhere around the web and that you can block out by using extensions such as...

I suspect the "blatant advertising" remark was in reference to the vpsBoard links, rather than BuyVM (seeing as it seems another vpsBoard-related post was removed). Not sure though.

Perhaps a better option is to use Gravatar, but turn off the generated defaults. It should be possible to set a single fixed "default" image for people without an avatar. I should also point out that if you're "privacy-minded", you should probably not be registering here with your normal e-mail...

Problems I see: * It's terrible for wide screens. It really needs a max-width setting somewhere. * The contrast of the black bars is too strong; this color should probably be about 10% higher in brightness than it is now. * Not enough color separation for other design elements. I'm just...

Problem is that this shouldn't be of any concern to a developer using PHP, rather than developing on the interpreter itself.

That's a feature, not a bug :)

Go figure - apparently CC is involved in enough shady crap to warrant constant new threads, without duplicates.

Making a list of providers using a datacenter, is now approximating the evilness of hiring a serial killer? It's interesting to see how worked up people get over a simple list of publicly available information with no slanderous claims made. EDIT: Also, if you consider being in this list to...

It appears to be a recurring issue. In other words, PHP has a very nasty (and inconsistent) implementation of member variables.

See http://sprunge.us/CaQX?php. I can't even begin to understand how this is even possible.

Read what zzrok said about substrings.

Clearly, it's impossible for two different datacenters to exist, that share a name.

Given ColoCrossings business practices and... "volatility", to put it nicely... it would not be unreasonable to avoid hosts whose physical hardware is located in their datacenters and/or racks. That'd just be risk mitigation.

By taking services from ColoCrossing, you are lining their pockets, and thus contributing to their continued existence. I'm really not sure why you object to that being pointed out. This thread was about "providers using ColoCrossing", and you are a provider using ColoCrossing. Aside from that...

Have IP registries refuse to hand out any further IPv4 ranges to organizations that do not have IPv6 rolled out network-wide.

I've only heard people say this in the context of "I've heard from a friend who was told by a friend of a friend...". I have yet to speak to anybody who has actually had this happen to themselves. I've gotten hit a lot in the past (on AnonNews), and I was never kicked out or even so much as...

Citation needed. The primary reason I'm seeing for "currencies being designed the way they are", is benefit to some kind of centralized party somewhere. "Currency" isn't determined by volatility. That is actually not a problem inherent to Bitcoin. It's simply a consequence of the (right now)...

Ah, I see you're still around as well. Shame that the dictionary disagrees with you.

Verify whether it looks like this image, or differently (make sure to click the image first, to open it in original resolution): There might be something 'off' with your font rendering settings (or the way your browser renders fonts). I personally find the above pretty easy to read, even if...

That, however, has nothing to do with whether it is a currency or not, nor with its currency-related characteristics. EDIT: Additionally, hype is not a phenomenon exclusive to currency or speculation, and definitely not one that only has a few examples of it occurring. Hypes (resulting in...