The only server I had with IPv6 is my Linode, otherwise all my other servers (inc dedicated servers) have no IPv6.

Download speed from Linode, Atlanta GA: 2.93MB/s

i think vr's strength is in multiple locations, while linode's strength is in "reliability" and reputation, while 6sync is straight up performance.

It'd be interesting to know the difference in virtualization types, cpu, etc. VR lets you change between 5-6 types and you can shoot yourself in the foot. Linode is similar.

cannot email them as email is watch here. I use Linode now. more money but big company no criminals.

it actually out-performs linode by a lot.

Anyway, great provider, but linode-priced with corresponding performance. They don't really target the LEB crowd.

linode

Linode, it just works.

I think we should start a LowEndWiki, something similar to Linode Library, full of tutorials, but more to do with getting the most out of something on a LEB.

However, I do find it strange that none of the tutorials I've followed mention this. Linode doesn't mention it either:

Lol you better believe it matters. Marketing is a huge part of any businesses success. Why you think linode is so well known and makes so much money? They spend A LOT on marketing. I been into marketi

I am not a BuyVM fanboy, I am not even a customer of theirs, but I do get along well with all of them, and every other host here for that matter, and I only see them being mentioned more often due to

We might not be the most amazing CPU's but we don't need to. Linode is a prime example of the same mentality. They use the same CPU's as us with 50% less drives yet they have no problem drawing in ton

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It's a classic case of when perceptions over takes reality. Linode is no different, as soon as they were tested they failed many times, and yet people get violent if you ever dare question Linode(i'm

i think linode and vr are about the same in terms of quality. both have their custom control panels that are really good.

You could always go the Linode route, but I guess that's not cost efficient. They went with KDDI for the IPs too, heh.

in theory it should work like that, but really, the only cloud i've seen be really stable are linode, slicehost, some of amazon, & rackspace. Why? Because they use localized storage. But wait,

@gsrdgrdghd Alright. I tried installing dnsmasq according to the Linode tutorial, but I can't start it: