Download speed from Linode, Atlanta GA: 15.7MB/s

I'm glad Naruto was banned. That guy was so annoying, seriously. And he offered to pay someone money to DDoS a Linode box according to a previous post a month or two ago.

I followed the Linode library and its probably the easiest to understand.

But Linode give you a fair share of 4, and I've never EVER had any speed issues with Linode.

I like the linode system, and the manager is very slick, our cloud-server deployment system still needs a lot of polishing before it comes close to being as user friendly.

Linode is far cheaper then your VPSs, and they don't oversell and offer a high premium service.

Download speed from Linode, Atlanta GA: 2.96MB/s

Download speed from Linode, Atlanta GA: 11.8MB/s

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For one, you can't really go wrong with Linode.com. They have a fair and balanced TOS as well, and their support staff is really good. The other thing that I can tell you is that it is absolutely unac

I have two encrypted daily backups going on my Linode server (which I plan to eventually move away from): one to Hostigation and one to Amazon S3. Unfortunately my backup script didn't want to work, s

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@NickM: Yes, but Linode has a native backup add-on, which I have been using and which makes it nearly impossible for you to lose data. I guess it's true that nothing stops this from happening on Linod

Of course, there's nothing stopping a rogue Linode admin from doing it intentionally, or their internal control panel from getting hacked...

(Although, I guess the $20/month for a Linode server is a better guarantee that it won't be accidentally rewritten by a tech support rep.)

Linode issues a 24h null for a short burst of <G incoming. ;m

Linode is fantastic.

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