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cpqq
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Comment #11926982
Email me if you want proof, don't be a little bitch and make me email you. Want proof? Email me
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Comment #11926978
Opposing view? I worked there you stupid shit. Keyboard commander, email me if you want proof of the astroturfing. Otherwise fuck right off back to whatever game you were playing :…
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Comment #11926967
If you have problems with my threads, make one response, don't detach my threads like a bitch and multiple responses.
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Comment #11926964
Bunch of David Aninowsky's friends in here and shills, RamNode is a legitimate provider.
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Comment #11917734
Sounds like a shill. RamNode consistently beats out Vultr on LowEndTalk. I remember the first days of Vultr when everyone signed up and saw other VMs and other people's billing inf…
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Comment #11917694
Yes. Avoid. Keep snapshots if you have servers with them. All I can say. Ask about their data redundancy, and if servers have RAID. You will not get any clear answer for a reason. …
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Comment #11575787
So tired of this bullshit. You and your boss Matthew Prince make money off booter websites, actively host known ISIS sites, yet blog about how bad they are. You know the illegal we…
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Comment #10825821
Wow. I mentioned FastNetMon to them, but I just read the status update. They're blocking entire continents by communities... Holy shit. This is not some skiddie, this is likely sta…
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Comment #10825800
So I'm not the only one who saw this quickly disappear. Couldn't find it on the 2nd or 3rd page, very odd.
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Comment #10825773
Whoever has the most transit wins the mitigation game. You need to take in that traffic, then process it with a shitload of power. OVH has 3 large datacenter PoPs to absorb attacks…
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Comment #10825694
Work in IT. Server was stable & online for 189 days before the 25th, knew them for stability. No notification from them, just a handful of downtime alerts during time with the fami…
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Comment #8299524
Which from the snapshot, shows an IP that's... still online: http://208.70.27.164/hp/device/this.LCDispatcher
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Comment #7215111
Great publicity for his show. From the first season, he helps businesses who are failing or struggling to get a ton of business / foot-traffic. Probably a variation for Season 2, w…
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Comment #6632655
So I'm not the only one feeling like an idiot keeping my servers there over the problems after the last 3 days... Wondering about the SLA, or refund at this point. Definitely movin…
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Comment #6632646
Do you think they'll issue actual refunds, or service credit... toward more DO?
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Comment #6632635
All of NYC droplets are down from here... again. Back to http://linode.com/ or http://vr.org/ - AMS seems to be a lot more stable than NYC - but that's not where we are.
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Comment #6556475
Most are kiddie hosts who rent a dedi for a few months, install OVZ, and get on the front page the next day. That's what happens when you go with ColoCrossing - instant post to LEB…
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Comment #6556467
Avoid LowEndBox. Owned by ColoCrossing, and ColoCrossing providers get posted ASAP. They also lied about owning it for a year, until someone found out.
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Comment #6556437
HostVirtual - http://www.vr.org Fast support, starts at $10, Xen PV
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Comment #4884373
FTFY: "McAfee Fails Hospital Escape After Dressing as Doctor" Apparently "Sam" is under the care of two Israeli security guards, in Guatemala. The only thing McAfee will need her d…