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That explains it. It's not  

That's why you don't put sensitive data on a VPS - public stuff only. If you need privacy, keep it encrypted on your home machine. If you're worried about tampering, certainly, avoid OVZ. Otherwise, it provides good value for the money.

Who is/was Voxel? They can't have been that big, all I see about them is press releases about how Internap bought them out.

Oh, yeah, I understand. Whenever you're ready. I was meaning to ask if the 24th is what you meant?

How have I not heard about this, and if it's a good, workable panel, why isn't everyone using/switching to it?

Sooo... the 24th?

Not much to be said in that regard.

No, they couldn't - no one could. It has to do with what that machine would be able to process vs. what you could pipe in to/out of it. You'd need some serious (read: nonexistent) network throughput to actually get everything out of it as it is processed. Either that or you'd have to have it...

May I point you to http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fullscreen.html?n=179

Hivelocity? I don't care if they have those specs squared, I wouldn't buy from them. But seriously, who would - who could use all that?

Not "idiot", but you get the idea :D Seriously, I wish NY/New England was more "densely populated" in terms of providers. I did a search just now on WHT for the thread Zach mentioned. IDK if I found the exact one, but I saw several that show me how expensive it is. Unfortunate :( When I become a...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXn2QVipK2o&t=36 :D

Is there an official release date that I missed somewhere? Very curious when I can expect to see this in full action.

Unrelated but would you please stop changing your avatar? It's too confusing :)

I'm curious how 801.11ac would pair with Google Fiber?

I said not many, I didn't say not any. OFC I know you're in NYC, for very good reason. But aside from you and DigitalOcean, what other low(er) end providers are there?

#reasonsimnotaprovider number 158

lol I just actually read the "requirements" and now I'm really laughing. the best is "4x octo-core" - does it get any better? :D

Well, I am a client/end user, and that is a primitive version of my answer. The point is, for many projects, OpenVZ is "good enough". Sure, the virtualization is somewhat cobbled together, and therefore limited in how much it can do. But as an end user, I seldom bump up against these...

I thought expensive was why there weren't many providers in NYC?