He's waiting for another bride to be mailed over from Russia :P

They just assumed it would be cool like moving stuff inside EU. And why wouldn't they buy servers in Russia, I don't think it would be much more expensive, even legit video games are 35% cheaper, and

When do you think they'll release these locations? I'm mostly interested in Russia. Theoretically they could do it April 30 or April 6... (I hope they don't start with a small stock as it can get sold

After all this is just a demo setup, i also have servers in other countries i can use - Ukraine, Russia, Liechtenstein, Norway and the Isle of Man to name a few.

1.91MB/s [205.231ms] - Novotelecom, Novosibirsk, Russia

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We rent colo in Russia, and Turkey. Payments via PayPal or LibertyReserve.

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I could understand the pathological fear of BigBrother and the need to side with the strong in that case (after all, you come from Russia), but when you are afraid of 12 yo with 10$ pocket money, you

I see. It is only a Firefox plugin that reports the IP to be located in Russia. Just out of interest: What has hostnoc (burst.net) got to do with it? Don't get me wrong: Everything is fine with the VP

Those IPs are registered with Voxility, who are based in Romania, but you shouldn't see Russia anywhere.

@DotVPS: Mh, but on this statement I would understand OVH. This is kind of stuff, what you better do in countries like Netherlands, Sweden, Ukraine, Russia, Asia, etc

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you can see many people like that in my country. (i'm not from Russia btw).

Easy, edis KVM in Russia and Sweden.

Wow, Russia!?!?

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@ValdikSS: The problem with most bandwidth in Russia (including that in datacenters) is that the speed is for national connections only. Can you also get 100 mbit/s to hosts outside Russia?

@Amfy yes, of course. I wonder why don't we have low end boxes. We have cheap internet and cheap electricity, but you can't find any VPS cheaper than $10/month in Russia.

Computer Model: Russian post box.