That is certainly a problem. Which OS image did you use to create this droplet?

Nevermind my previous. The image is identifiable from the info you provided. I have passed this along to our images team so we can get it corrected ASAP.

Hi, you can fix your own droplet by doing:
sudo su
vi /etc/apt/sources.list

Then you find the correct line, press i for insert mode where cursor is.
When you have deleted the space, you press ESC, then you press:
:

Then when you see the colon there, you write to write and quit:
wq

Then afterwards I think this is enough:
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade

Sorry I should have been more clear. It was the default Ubuntu, which at the time of writing was version 14.04 x64.

olavamjelde thanks for the suggestion but funnily enough it was easier to just spin up another instance with a later version of ubuntu!