I made a shiny thing!

Isn't it cute?  The data-set is a bit of a mongrel, though: the yellow and blue show how many seconds my program took to run (seven times a day, five days this week), while the red and green show how many mistakes the program made (corrected once each day).

As you can see, VPSville is much better than HostMDS!  I recommend them for all your Canadian web-hosting needs.  One caveat, though: you do need to be comfortable with the Linux command-line.  VPSville doesn't put a lot of effort into fancy graphical interfaces, they won't act as your registrar, their DNS support is minimal, their replies to customer emails are slow — all they offer is screaming-fast compute and network performance and lots of it, for no more than the others charge for a crappier product.

When I look at this chart, I see green logs in front of red tents, in front of a frozen tidal wave, in front of yellow mountains.  What do you see?