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Umgardi   About us -- Umgardi is a privately owned business registered in the province of Ontario in Canada. We strive to provide quality services to our customers through our offerings. With over 12 years combined experience in the web hosting industry, we push to continue offering the same...

Seems to be throwing an exception...

The whole notion of promotional socks reminds me too much of this: http://www.gop.com/act/george-hw-bush-socks

Because the existing naming convention wasn't good enough... ;(

I assume the offer's gone now? (not showing on the site)

I really hope that the acquisition and new development works out for the better -- I've been using WinAMP for well over a decade, and it's the one piece of software that continues to stick around. To see it shrink in feature set would be unfortunate.

Anonymity is destroyed as soon as you reach step two and purchase the prepaid debit card. Entering the gas station, convenience store, or other location exposes you to being recorded on surveillance cameras. Trace the card number to the location it was activated at, and review the surveillance...

Quite nifty and useful to diagram network relationships to different ASes. 

Nice to know that DirecTV is worth 48.5 Twitch.tvs

whatsmydns / intoDNS works well, but something as simple as just using dig works to ensure that the source data isn't the issue as well.

Notepad++ because I'm lazy. ;)

Big spender.

I used to until a few months ago when I ditched it for an iPhone.

Just to throw this out there -- From an employer standpoint, this screams red flag, especially when you're expecting somebody to trust you with credentials. You may want to consider separating accounts.

Easy steps to cover yourself, since there's a lot of misinformation and FUD getting tossed around 1) Update your OpenSSL installations and libraries. If you are unable to move versions, or have a specific way you've compiled OpenSSL for any which way, you can cover your bases by recompiling any...

Sending an RFO even when all quiet on the support front doesn't hurt, since customers prefer that you're proactively ensuring their service is working as opposed to reactively fixing based on demands, requests, and questions.

That's a lot of money to sink into a piece of hardware that will inevitably cause a lot of pain when it fails at some point.

Mine was destroyed, damaged, and subsequently replaced with magazine and book covers by US Postal Service, along with a letter of apology. cPanel was dumbfounded by the US Postal Service replacing the posters in the envelope with a stack of risque magazine covers, and are sending me a new set to...

Some benefit I can definitely see between Japan/Vultr and Singapore/DO would be applicable laws. IP protection is quite heavy handed in Japan by far.

Seems more and more transit providers are simply snapping up data centre property. It'll be interesting to see how this all plays out.