Latest shenanigans with rcn

[Travis Roy]

> I pay an extra $20/month for what they call a static IP address. It's
> still served up via dhcp and the address comes from their dynamic address
> pool, but it doesn't change. The real reason for getting it though is so
> that they open up incoming 80 and outgoing 25.

I'm just curious why you don't just spend the extra $30/month and host
a server with Brian Karas' colo? Servers can be fairly cheap now,
you'll get a real static IP with control of your reverse DNS, backup
power, and a secure location.

I just moved my server there and it's working great. No blocked ports, no BS.