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Those are the recommended blocks by the IETF. In fact, at one point the recommendation for home sites changed from being more than /64 (though not necessarily a /48), something like a /56. In practical terms though, the IPv6 address space is something like 340 undecillion. Like it's a number...

Yeah, that's a really good point. My performance has been fine (but it's just been for testing, nothing production), but I certainly agree that being acquired is a possibility/concern.

1. BuyVM -- been a customer for over two years and they are just tops. Fast support, good performance (I use the LV data center even though I'm in NYC, my husband has a few of the buffalo KVMs), great staff. 2. Digital Ocean -- they feel like the second coming of SliceHost. I was a HUGE...

Debian or Ubuntu on servers, OS X everywhere else. My NAS has a custom Linux-based thing on it (not sure what distro Synology based off of it). Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk 2

I've used it in the past and recently started using it again for the self-hosted RSS reader (Fever, www.feedafever.com) I use. Good performance, especially if you're using a lower-memory box and for $1 a month, can't beat it. If you need more control, need to run lots of custom queries, well...

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Looks awesome Fran! I was so psyched when I got the email I went to investigate, found this board. Seriously, looks totally hot. And I for one really appreciate the mobile friendly design. I know my husband (who I converted into a BuyVM fanboy) will dig it too since he's on his iPad mini half...