The edge seems like a waste of money. I'm just going to go for an S6 when they are released.
Galaxy s6 that looks like an iPhone 6? Nah. I will just revert back to my g3.
I don't care about how it looks. I just care about performance.
Nothing special that g3 can't do for half the price.
Kris
New Member
Pretty funny. Got a VPS invoice from DukeXFSGreenValueSolutions.
I went to go cancel & tell them get... any of the 6 VPS's of mine working / connected to the nodes, as they can't even connect to the node, but now they have a TacVPS logo.
http://secure.greenvaluehost.com/
https://archive.today/OjrmT
Doubt it's a April Fools Joke, but a ripped URL / theme, etc.
I went to go cancel & tell them get... any of the 6 VPS's of mine working / connected to the nodes, as they can't even connect to the node, but now they have a TacVPS logo.
http://secure.greenvaluehost.com/
https://archive.today/OjrmT
Doubt it's a April Fools Joke, but a ripped URL / theme, etc.
mikho
Not to be taken seriously, ever!
Rebranding in progress?
http://secure.greenvaluehost.com/announcements.php?id=39
Email in that announcement says @tacvps.com
How it goes Chris!
Found these stored away while looking for something else.
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Always knew Joost De Valk couldn't walk on water. It was almost a year ago that I wrote in their support area that their XML sitemap completed screwed up my XML sitemap, so I reported it. And I asked asked why so many of his releases felt like extra BS updates simply to appease Google because of how they were being rushed out. Anyway, between his other 80 billion updates last summer, and nobody caring to respond to me, I did some exploration of my own. Admittedly most of why I was there was just to compare his sitemap paths with mine, but still it was a pretty simple tweak to his URL that caused it. Google can keep him.
http://jetfirenetworks.com/YourYoastIsShowing.png
http://jetfirenetworks.com/YouGotYoasted.png
I just found it hysterical and ironic that, not only was it "the largest Yoast update ever"l, but that everything that could have gone wrong was directly underneath the question "Are you ready to optimize?"
How about no?
I think the second screen shot was about two hours after I sent him the first one.
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Always knew Joost De Valk couldn't walk on water. It was almost a year ago that I wrote in their support area that their XML sitemap completed screwed up my XML sitemap, so I reported it. And I asked asked why so many of his releases felt like extra BS updates simply to appease Google because of how they were being rushed out. Anyway, between his other 80 billion updates last summer, and nobody caring to respond to me, I did some exploration of my own. Admittedly most of why I was there was just to compare his sitemap paths with mine, but still it was a pretty simple tweak to his URL that caused it. Google can keep him.
http://jetfirenetworks.com/YourYoastIsShowing.png
http://jetfirenetworks.com/YouGotYoasted.png
I just found it hysterical and ironic that, not only was it "the largest Yoast update ever"l, but that everything that could have gone wrong was directly underneath the question "Are you ready to optimize?"
How about no?
I think the second screen shot was about two hours after I sent him the first one.
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mpkossen
New Member
Yeah, that's not me. Honestly, I have better things to do.
And HostSlim's DC is not a "real" DC; it's basically a garage turned DC. It's all backhauled through Amsterdam by the looks of it.
DomainBop
Dormant VPSB Pathogen
Garage turned DC in a city that is in a province that is seabed turned landfill. Serverius is one of my least favorite NL DC's but my negative perception of it is probably due to HostSlim who holds the record for cramming the most VPS's onto an E3 (search LET and you'll find my stories from a few years ago of nodes running out of drive space and iops of 1).
DomainBop
Dormant VPSB Pathogen
Vultr likes to brag that their UnixBench scores kick their competitors' asses (see https://www.vultr.com/benchmarks/).
Uh oh, it looks like someone is kicking their ass:
single core, 1GB VPS comparison
UnixBench 5.13
2466 OneProvider OneCloud beta (Mexico, KVM) <--DC is Softlayer in Queretaro
1938 Vultr (Amsterdam, KVM)
1685 Leaseweb (Amsterdam, KVM)
1647 RunAbove (Strasbourg, KVM)
1324 Digital Ocean (NYC, KVM)
for reference:
2979 Avoton C2750 dedi Online.net
2906 Iniz 4 cores (OpenVZ, 2GB RAM, Amsterdam)
2495 Mirantis 4 cores (KVM, 4GB RAM, San Jose)
1189 Linode 2 cores (Xen, 1GB RAM, Tokyo)
835 DediServe 2 cores (Xen 2GB RAM, Singapore)
750 Atom N2800 dedi Kimsufi
Uh oh, it looks like someone is kicking their ass:
single core, 1GB VPS comparison
UnixBench 5.13
2466 OneProvider OneCloud beta (Mexico, KVM) <--DC is Softlayer in Queretaro
1938 Vultr (Amsterdam, KVM)
1685 Leaseweb (Amsterdam, KVM)
1647 RunAbove (Strasbourg, KVM)
1324 Digital Ocean (NYC, KVM)
for reference:
2979 Avoton C2750 dedi Online.net
2906 Iniz 4 cores (OpenVZ, 2GB RAM, Amsterdam)
2495 Mirantis 4 cores (KVM, 4GB RAM, San Jose)
1189 Linode 2 cores (Xen, 1GB RAM, Tokyo)
835 DediServe 2 cores (Xen 2GB RAM, Singapore)
750 Atom N2800 dedi Kimsufi
Aldryic C'boas
The Pony
Sigh. Head down to the fleet shop this morning to cut up some 1/2" angle, doing some modifications to my gun rest. And this happens.
Cut right through its own damn housing.
Cut right through its own damn housing.
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