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The 9.99 euros Kimsufi KS-2 N2800 w/4GB RAM is advertised with a 1TB drive but several people on LET have reported receiving 2TB drives  recently so if he's lucky he might get  a 2TB one that meets his specs (except for the /29)

Marvell issued a press release on Monday with some more details about the Online.net servers: http://www.marvell.com/company/news/pressDetail.do?releaseID=5856

EIG also bought BuyDomains and website building tool Webzai in addition to Arvixe.  The combined purchase price for the 3 companies was $77 million. http://www.bizjournals.com/boston/blog/techflash/2014/11/endurance-acquires-waltham-based-buydomains-two.html

This really inspires confidence and makes me want to buy an SSL certificate from this "trusted" "EV green bar" SSL certificate provider: their own customer SSL management portal receives a grade of "C" from SSLlabs because it is using SHA-1 and is still vulnerable to the poodle attack...

...or license a PacketDam for $2k-$5k

my only contribution to this thread (the rapidly rising S,G&A expenses, interest expenses, and net losses are my favorite parts) http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/eigi/financials?query=income-statement

A 2TB Backupsy w/40% off coupon would be $288 semi-annually.  He wants to spend $75... The cheapest thing I can think of with 2TB (not on one drive though: 2x1TB drives) is Digicube's E350...about $120 with a semi-annual payment. http://www.digicube.fr/rapidserveurs/43

+1 for Puppet plus Chef, Ansible and a new one ASYD.eu (recommended by @William in another thread)

The legality or illegality of an action is relative to where you call home. If he's in Iran then he's not circumventing any policies or laws that apply to him because he is only subject to Iranian laws and regulations. The sanctions against Iran aren't an Iranian law and therefore Iranians...

A Facebook wall like Fortatrust's wall?

What if I rented a P4 server from 2000-2002??? Can I lawyer up and sue the hosting company I used then for $15 for selling me something that wasn't as powerful as described???

None of the above.  XEN or Oracle VM (oh, wait that's Xen based too) DISCLAIMER: I'm not biased towards a certain Virtualization method, really.

I forgot he sold his interest in it.  //hits self in head Russia sued him last Fall by mistake because they thought he still owned PRQ too November: http://www.prpick.com/technology-22/russian-court-orders-the-pirate-bay-founder-to-take-down-rutor-org-kinozal-tv-303.html the followup in...

Changed the wording slightly to add some relevance to the hosting industry. AS33837

Which BlueVM? The non-legal entity Blue VM Projects currently listed on the WHOIS or the legal entity BlueVM Communications LLC formerly listed on the WHOIS whose corporate status is currently delinquent because it stopped filing the required reports with the state in 2013 ?

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Just remember that the source of that information also pretended to be a woman named Crystal...

It's kind of hard not to associate him with it when the WHOIS info still shows him as the owner...

...and that boys and girls is why my company (and many other businesses) willingly pay them for a VIP support contract with a <15 minute response time vs their standard "some day".  I call it insurance (and  the 49 euros monthly fee is per account not per server/service so it doesn't add that...

 the "I" could be a typo and they might be using something like an E7-2850v2.  They do have the volume to get a very hefty discount on processors.