rox0r

It looks like most of the ISP questions are pretty old. Does anyone have good or bad experiences to share about ISPs? It looks like most of them offer fiber now. Moviestar offers 300Mb/s and Orange has a 100Mb/s offering without needing an NIE. Without an NIE, it looks like it requires a 12 month contract. Anything to watch out for?

I have a small reddit installation for an intranet. There are so few people that only giving each person 1 vote per topic/comment provides really poor resolution to the point where it is almost useless. It would be more useful to be able to vote up good topics say 10 times and mediocre topics 3 times, etc. It's private so there isn't going to be abuse, but even 10 votes per voting opportunity would be sufficient.

I've given up on dropping pound SSL reverse-proxy in front of my reddit install (links get rewritten as http for some reason), but now I'm noticing that some links have a hard-coded port of 8000 (like the preferences link). Where is it getting these port numbers from and why would it be hard-coding the protocol and port number in the first place?