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my personal VPS was almost 9 years ago from B2B company - the company is not trading anymore

Special offer for users of vpsboard: All our VPS plans comes with Anti-DDoS protection and game servers are welcome.Basic Custom Plan - SpecialGuaranteed RAM: 4096MB (4GB)Disk Space: 200GBBandwidth: 5000GB on 1 Gbps port*Dedicated IP (IPv4): 2Dedicated IP (IPv6): 50CPU: 6 vCPU Fair UseControl...

Special offer for users of vpsboard: All our VPS plans comes with Anti-DDoS protection and game servers are welcome.Basic Custom Plan - SpecialGuaranteed RAM: 4096MB (4GB)Disk Space: 200GBBandwidth: 5000GB on 1 Gbps port*Dedicated IP (IPv4): 2Dedicated IP (IPv6): 50CPU: 6 vCPU Fair UseControl...

we use Rsync, SSH, snapshots  and network server replication of data

Personally I never seen any AMD server processors, like Intel has Xeon.

I like new version of Outlook for android.

In data centre, yes they do support IPv6 and we actively use it for VPS and shared hosting, but at home no such thing as BT support the IPv4 only at this moment.

at this moment "the cloud" is just alternative name for VPS or VDS. We do beta testing of true cloud, where we use currently 3 data centres + 6 dedicated servers and all data is secured and redundant. As in my opinion the cloud should have: - redundant data - the load spread across all...

haha, very odd comments, as it's not for business purpose we are still talking about home purpose, the lacie network drive last long from my experience and using my tech skills, I recovered the data from two almost dead hard drives on my desktop pc in past.

pointless for home usage, better to get network 1-4 TB hard drive and use it for sharing files inside of home network with members of family and backup purporse

we don't use hybrid hard drives, as we do use normal or pure ssd hard drives at this moment.

we do block the high risk countries and some selected countries we just refuse the orders due to abuse of service in past.

I had in past Samsung smart watch but became very quick bored with it, right now fancy Apple watch but the price tag is unattractive as at the end of the day it's just watch on hand. 

normally the shared servers will use hybrid hard drives or SSD boosted(using a SSD Cache), this way it's cheaper than just pure SSD hard drives, also no such thing as unlimited vps or server or datacenter.

on desktop pc better to use HeidiSQL as client, as for server phpMyAdmin simply the best solution.

I like hot weather like in caribbean islands

our first provider was a2b2 /  Vaserv, but they been shut down since the HyperVM been hacked: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/06/08/webhost_attack/

used to like the fedora project in past, but nowadays it seems to me better off with Centos as more professional os for online development and hosting

why not to use the web version of whatsapp?

more popular as some providers can easy oversell, put 1000 accounts per node