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Far too many people go on that the Vegas stuff was done poorly on our end though, not the breaker :D It was a ton of work and we were dumb thinking the 2 of us could do it all without more time. We did get it done but it was hell. NJ was a nice drive though. New York state was meh but New...

Blah blah blah you guys rag on our Vegas move but you realize we completely replaced the network on the 2nd day of time there? We also replaced all the motherboards in the KVM's on said 2nd day to IPMI powered boards. We installed a completely new router ontop of that :P The NJ move was...

Infact, given the '10 free IPs!', the whole operation comes off as simply an IP grab and a way to pack IP usage to get more ARINs, nothing more. Francisco

It wasn't a mistake, it's they bought based on customer numbers, not prices. Now they can't afford to host out of Canada anymore at $48/y per VM. Who knew? Francisco

It's RU, what do you expect? Francisco

I wouldn't have cared. I was pretty miserable the whole time since I was fighting a cold since Tuesday so I just sat on the stairs sneezing all over the place and then coughing my lung out as well. Chicago sucked ass but I at least got a $500 credit for their fuckups. Francisco

Quagga is so dumb sometimes. It *claimed* the subnets were routed but I had to rebind them for some dumb reason. Either way, we're sailing away~ Francisco

I posted it a bit earlier. It was ho/hum which is what I expected in Buffalo. I was exhausted and trashed from the horrible issues I had in Chicago so I didn't get time to meet up with some people for dinner. I have to still message them, just trying to nail out tickets. Francisco

Yes, I know :) I literally just got home about an hour ago. Aldryic got dicked by United because they couldn't fly so he's 3 hours behind. We got an official break down of everything coming sometime today or tomorrow. east coast filtering is back online, trying to figure out how I broke v6...

We don't have a hell of a lot of stock on the east coast I don't think. For now we just want to get some peace & quiet so I can continue working away at the SSD's. We've not had any new nodes to migrate users to for coming up a week soon. Francisco

Actually, I can give an update here. We weren't allowed to take our equipment out of the datacenter and they refused to try to work something out. After some bickering they agreed to release things. I got the feeling that Chuck and Zack were genuinly afraid of Aldryic since he just stood there...

We've been setup for a few hours now, we've just been waiting on them to fix our prefix list :( OUr BGP session is up and such but yea, it isn't passing outside of choopa. It was an annoying time in Buffalo but we had a fun drive as well as stop in Batavia. Francisco

....Returning to the scene of the crime? >_>

We've picked up pricing from Luxemburg, NL, & Romania. Voxility won't badly priced but the speeds to the rest of the world were quite poor. NL has good connectivity but that market is pretty damn packed as it is. I'm not aware of many options out of Luxemburg so it's a nice one. Is there...

To be 100% transparent in this, we've ordered with constant.com which is a "sister company to choopa.com" as they officially put it. It's inside the choopa datacenter that's pictured on the website and things like that. We got a pretty good deal. Granted, it costs more than we were paying in...

Correct but who knows. There's a pending dispute over a KVM we thought we had purchased but are now being told that it was only leased. I wouldn't have paid $175 to just lease an IPMI when I can buy them off ebay for ~$200 anyways. I think it's a bunch of bull but i'm not going to delay the...

I'm in the Chicago airport right now pending my flight to Buffalo. Pony is in the Dallas airport I think pending his direct flight to Buffalo as well. From the looks of it CC will allow us to personally go in and derack our equipment. I'm not sure if Jon will be on site when that happens but...

There is still plenty more tuning on the way :) For now we're just getting things in place then I'll start fiddling around a bit in some test beds. So far I'm pretty happy with the results but would like to see things get into the 800 - 1GB/sec range again. I'm not sure if that's going to be...

Well, if you use a proper MVC then the database would be a library/class that would be extended into the core controller and then can be called at any point. A lot of the exploits in WHMCS are because they use global variables and force register_globals on. What register_globals does is you...