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A quick update in regards to Let's Encrypt. September, 14th — Let's Encrypt signed their first certificate. See it in action at http://helloworld.letsencrypt.org/  Blog post: https://letsencrypt.org/2015/09/14/our-first-cert.html As per their 'tweet' a few hours ago, you can now submit for a...

Not a whole lot. But I do listen to The Changelog podcast (https://changelog.com/) when time permits. It is more towards software development and open source.

I'm in favor of nginx. It is indeed lightweight (low memory footprint) and over the years I got used to the configuration style/format. It also has the 'bells and whistles' that I need, especially when using it as a reverse proxy. On the other hand, Apache is no mediocre.

Happy Birthday, young men. Someone call the nearest strip club and make reservations for tonight *winks* Cheers, @MannDude!

Glad to see yearly voting/poll being initiated on vpsBoard. BuyVM — 3 points  RamNode — 2 points  Needless to say. Both providers execute a solid service, good performance and reliable customer service. I appreciate the fact that they are informative and actively interacting with...

Happy Birthday, Fran. Cheers!

Hmm, YouTube aye... You might want to check out "Cinematico". It is capable of handling YouTube and Vimeo videos and playlists. — http://cinemati.co/ Otherwise, Ghost, Anchor CMS & Pagekit (still in 'alpha' though) are pretty awesome; simple & light.

~unf~ A neat UI you have there. Looking forward to see the 'bells and whistles' on the back-end, admin panel. A quick one. Will users have the ability to change/edit rDNS entries for both IPv4 and IPv6 via the panel?

Nice! It's about time BuyVM get's a 'front-end' makeover. (;

Interesting. If I may, what will make this unique or stand out from the rest (potential competitors)? Besides the cost-efficient price point that is. By the way, what is it written in, Ruby?

Welcome on board and good luck with that.  :P

It's about time, aye. Here's the official blog post: https://www.digitalocean.com/company/blog/announcing-ipv6-support-in-singapore/

From what I was told by a support rep, it's Level 3 Communications. But it'll be better if @serverhub or @JohnSH could clarify this here.

That's good news! After much anticipation. Congrats, @Nick_A @BlackoutIsHere It is housed at Telehouse (Chelsea, Manhattan) NYC facility. Link: http://www.telehouse.net/global-data-centers/america/usa-data-centres/new-york-data-centres/telehouse-new-york-chelsea

I'm not too fond of the speech bubble with the hash and underscore sign. I feel it's kinda cartoonish and congested. Almost reminds me of an old school wooden television with a bumpy screen and big black borders. Not bashing the designer, just my honest opinion. Good choice of font. Lato, aye.

It's becoming more of a gimmick and I honestly don't get the hype of it. I agree with @MannDude, most of them are just pure outright silly. I would't be surprised to see '*.facebook' or '*.twitter' having their very own reserved "TLD" assigned to them down the road. Call me an ole fart, but...

Congrats @MannDude and the pack. Here's to 50k more. Cheers!

Oh, I see. Cause the last I checked, they were rocking with PhoenixNAP. So they moved, aye.

I was looking for one myself several weeks ago, but gave up hope and finally settled down for a 8GB pure SSD box from DigitalOcean instead. If I remember correctly, PheonixVPS offers 8GB RAM SSD-cached KVM. Might wanna check em' out. All the best!

"financial partnership" — /facepalm