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I'll see what we can put together :) I just remembered this clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldNKD3rVVPU :D Francisco

We have ...8? with CC and another rack in Batavia with one of Aldryic's family friends. Originally the plan was to have all of it right in CC but we changed our minds and ended up just doing this funky setup using some bonded business lines. It works, it's just not amazing. CC handles our BGP...

I was so confused reading this the first time :P Francisco

No way. Power is simply too expensive. It's about $35/AMP in choopa which chomps into margins quite a bit. From my long chats with them, nearly half of a contracts cost is tied up in power alone. Jon charges ~cost for power in Buffalo and it's like $250 - $300 per 20A. Choopa is...

There's no for certain that Matt's even coming anywhere with us. I'm doing a multi city trip. I'm going to Vegas for a week to get the SSD's well underway and the KVM upgrades done. By the 7th I'll catch my overnight flight to Buffalo. Francisco

The cabling isn't an issue though. We don't run split vlan's or anything like that. It's literally 'plug cables from here to here' and document what port each server is plugged into. We have clip rails which literally 'clip' right into the peg holes w/o screws or brackets. Really, the amount...

Who knows. Like it or not, I think a lot of it comes down to Matt. If Matt doesn't come along it's always possible they'll let us derack or at least be in the DC during it. I'd like that but it's not up to me :P As for ARIN, yes. You have to have 80% usage before you can go requesting more...

I don't think they want it documented in large red font on WHT that they physically damaged nodes that were in mint condition while in their facility. There was only 2 nodes we shipped in that weren't new-in-box from newegg/etc. 1 of them was just a chassis and the other was partially completed...

Remember, WHMCS sold a fairly large part of their business to cpanel. Francisco

I gotta admit, that comic strip is hilarious. >_> Francisco

Jon's never claimed to own the tower (at least to me >_>) so I'm assuming he just has some suites. The space he took a picture of looked somewhere in the 1200 - 1500 sq.ft mark? It was in their really really early stages so they had only a row or two of cabs. Francisco

Well, the pictures Jon snapped me of them setting up their 'cubes' was nice. Granted, I saw 0 pictures of networking gear but given they are a (nearly?) pure supermicro shop, you gotta try damn hard to make those rails a mess. Francisco

I can understand their view on it, especially with it being uncertain if Matt's coming. While I highly doubt Matt was involved in the EGI incident, they probably have some big customers, possibly even govt. contracts, that would flip out if there was even a 0.0001% chance of any shenanigans to...

Put your dongs away you two, I'm trying to enjoy a relaxing night of Bobs Burgers in peace. Given the reply Jon gave me in a ticket I get the feeling they are wanting to spend as much time hanging around as we do with them. They expect a 10 - 15 minute turn around on deracking which is pretty...

How in the world is your panel 50k+ lines? Shiiiit Stallion 2 is only ~33k with all the frontend javascript, views, etc. But yes, a billing panel can be complex. On the other hand, if you're only using it for yourself and have no interest in taking it to market, you could be clever and just...

... I didn't know Nathan's sold liquid meals >_> Francisco

We forgot to mention that the Nathan's we had in Jamaica was the most overpriced meal to date. I bought 2 corn dogs as a meal, Aldryic had 2 hot dogs, his wife had a single hotdog, and the total was ~$50. Matt bought some quiznos and it was $20 or so. Francisco

That's pretty shocking. We've had to pickup an insurance policy for the company for our setup in Fiberhub. It wasn't costly, was just something new since coresite, nor HE, wanted one. Francisco

Anynode? Pretty sure James has his stuff in Detroit w/ bullet vests. Francisco

Once you're on a package it doesn't put you back to the 'per minute' billing, it simply doesn't work until you change your package or get another one. You have to go to their 'business area' which is just a small room with some computers for you to swipe your card and register an account. Once...