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http://cyberbullying.exofire.net/ is functional for me. It does take a bit of time after requesting the change for it to go through, and it may take more time (up to a few hours) for your DNS to update so that you can see the site. --- Mr. DOS

The username and password should be your cPanel username and password. You may need to specify public_html as the directory to publish into. --- Mr. DOS

We need to know: The version of Front Page you're using (e.g., 2003) What error it gives Or, just use FTP. --- Mr. DOS

Well, it's at least command line on the server. You won't see me complaining about it on the desktop, but it doesn't even make sense to me to have a desktop environment (or even a GUI) on a server - it's not like Linux has full-fledged GUI-based server management tools like Windows Server...

I wasn't on that long; I'm pretty sure it's because I've already got the highscore and it won't let me set a new one until someone beats the existing one. --- Mr. DOS

I feel cheated, as the Aracde just ate my score of over 58,000 in vBTetris. --- Mr. DOS

Any particular reason for staying at 2.0? Just can't be bothered to upgrade? --- Mr. DOS

To clarify, that's VMware Workstation Smith6612's talking about. Technically, VMware is the company that makes VMware Workstation; they have a bunch of other virtualization products too that I won't get into because it's almost certainly Workstation you've heard about and are interested in...

That'd be a good reason if it weren't for the fact Apache2 is broken. Or at least, horribly “heavy”. I'm one to speak, though; I'm using Apache2. I'd be using nginx, but I have a few things that rely on Apache2 (or at least, that I can't be bothered to attempt to get working properly in nginx)...

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515. *yawn* I'm getting kinda bored with this... --- Mr. DOS

Ahahahahaha. Ahaha... Ha. Thanks, I needed a good laugh. Seriously, I don't think PHP is going anywhere right away (it's just too widespread), and even when it does (technology changes, and PHP's eventual replacement is inevitable), I don't think it'll be Ruby that replaces it. Clean syntax...

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Debian. Its repositories contain a huge number of packages, and while its stable release is on a long release cycle, it's incredibly reliable. CentOS would be my second choice if, for some reason, you need something RedHat-based. I run both; I have the Linux servers at my workplace running...

In my experience, Windows 7 will attempt to use whichever adapter connects first as the primary adapter, regardless of speed. This is really problematic for me on occasion when I need to quickly transfer a file off of or onto my laptop - I'll plug in the Ethernet cable, but it'll still try to...

I'll eat them if you don't want them around any more. :D --- Mr. DOS

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What programs/services have you installed so far on the VPS? --- Mr. DOS

950. --- Mr. DOS