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by nullrouted 12y ago
I just want to reply to your first point. Verizon is not "throttling" traffic to youtube/netflix, it is just allowing peering links to be saturated because the providers are out of compliance with their peering rules. You can
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by nullrouted 12y ago
Lets add it doesn't add really any value to actual security. All it does is tick off the userbase and show you as an "unfriendly" security department. Just absolutely silly and whoever implemented that policy should be fired.
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by nullrouted 12y ago
I can understand why you would say that after the big fight with Microsoft. What if Amazon makes it so the only employees with keys to be able to decrypt data in that region, live in that region. I think that could be the failsafe right the
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by nullrouted 12y ago
Everyone is talking KMS which is nice but I don't think that is the biggest selling point. Being able to say in which region your email is stored is huge for customers who don't want their data shipped all over the world. http:&#
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by nullrouted 12y ago
Broadcast.com http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadcast.com Made Mark Cuban some money but it never turned a profit for Yahoo and they don't have anything in that space anymore. You can look at the entire list here:
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by nullrouted 12y ago
You are creating one of those arguments that really add no value. Really, if your app is succeeding you might want it to shut it down? No you are just creating another strawman argument because you see a service not offering one feature you
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by nullrouted 12y ago
Because Arch is what % of the userbase and how much does it cost to support that userbase? It gets kind of old hearing people whine about this. If you really want Arch there are providers that support it.
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by nullrouted 12y ago
It is when you have a massive aging population that requires social services which requires a young population working and contributing to that social services fund.
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by nullrouted 12y ago
Nope, it works well. You can just use their DNS service.
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by nullrouted 12y ago
For those who don't know Matthew Russell is part of NameCheap.
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by nullrouted 12y ago
Why not use cloudflare? It is free and has ipv6 baked in.
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by nullrouted 12y ago
Yes
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by nullrouted 12y ago
www.he.net at $.45/Mbps...1Mbps = 320 GB per month, you can find similar deals out there, it is pretty close.
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by nullrouted 12y ago
Someone is lying to you. Can you provide your source for this?
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by nullrouted 12y ago
Umm...no. Some businesses do use Apple products (typing on mine right now) but the biggest reason most don't is their lock in to the Microsoft ecosystems. Most of them use Active Directory and have corporate standards that make them us
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by nullrouted 12y ago
I was a duckboards customer and a newrelic customer so this is pretty interesting. Congrats to both sides on this acquisition. I hope this breaths new life into ducksboard as it seems they have stagnated quite a bit.
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by nullrouted 12y ago
Yes "Geez" Look I get it, you don't think what Twitter is doing adds any value and thats great but in reality you are just being smug and not really adding any value to the conversation. You are just trying to spread your smu
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by nullrouted 12y ago
Geez, Why do people here have to be so cynical? Twitter is doing a good thing here arguing that the government saying they can't release NSL number they are restricting free speech, which is completely true. Releasing these numbers pos
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by nullrouted 12y ago
Moniker has been a disaster since Monte left and that was no secret. All you had to do was look at the forums or read some of the posts on the domain blogs. Do yourself a favor and move your names out now. I would recommend: www.dynadot.com
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by nullrouted 12y ago
I've used nearly every domain registrar out there and here are the ones I'd recommend: http://www.uniregistrar.com (two-factor, free privacy, cayman islands) http://www.easydns.com (two-factor, canadian) h
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by nullrouted 13y ago
What a seriously dumb outage to have. I'm still confused about it after reading the the RFO.
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by nullrouted 13y ago
Please see my reply above.
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by nullrouted 13y ago
I have been testing/working with a few different providers. The three I'm currently working with the most are Ramnode, Gigenet and DigitalOcean. Ramnode's panel is SolusVM which isn't as good as Linode but their performance blows Linode out
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by nullrouted 13y ago
I left Linode after 5 years of being a customer because I can no longer trust them. I let the first issue slide as I thought they would learn and communicate better to their customer base but the second incident has shown they learned nothi
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by nullrouted 14y ago
For those of you who don't know Ras is one of the people that run/ran nlayer (now part of GTT) which is Cloudflare's primary provider.
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by nullrouted 14y ago
I think your thinking of Name Media, I always confused the two as well.
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by nullrouted 14y ago
http://www.thebancorp.com/about/ is their partner bank so I'm guessing the issue is there.