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Good thing @KnownHost-Jonathan actually pays a proper wage and proper perks.  Awesome thing man!  That's how you keep talented and competent people at your business!  You guys still have that slushie machine?  

Haha thanks for that by the way!  Yeah I was seeing OpenMediaVault so I was assuming it did some form of encoding (just like how Plex does encoding as well if you have it as such).  I was wondering if your system had that and if you felt there were any issues/limitations in the encoding. ...

oh man @TheLinuxBug.   1. That's a pretty awesome setup.  I mean it's definitely cheap and it definitely seems fairly resourceful.  2. I'm laughing my butt off on those pictures.  I mean they're awesome, they're cool, but seeing the small ARM board in a full sized case (especially one...

Seems there's a major update to EXIM sent to fix a critical vulnerability.  Source: https://lists.exim.org/lurker/message/20160302.195554.d8f9b6f7.en.html Additional cPanel documentation: https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/CKB/CVE-2016-1531+Exim Get those servers updated!

Thanks mates! I Guess what I was brainstorming for a bit there was maybe thinking about using an ARM device as a cheap (and energy efficient) way of setting up a storage server at home.   I guess at the current level, there isn't much available to setup a proper storage node besides...

Anyone know one with a proper SATA port? 

Seems Raspberry Pi 3 is now launched! Source: https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspberry-pi-3-on-sale/ Basically, the raspberry Pi 3 will contain: - a 1.2 GHz 64-bit quad core ARM Cortex-A53 CPU - Integrated 802.11n WiFi and Bluetooth 4.1 - 1 GB RAM Still no 1 Gbit ethernet...

AR-15?

Got the email a few hours ago.  Mandrill will be requiring all clients, current and new, to have a paid monthly MailChimp account.  Mandrill was previously commonly used by some providers here due to their free tier and cheap pricing from then on out.  Since then, it seems Mandrill will be...

Lots of people are various colors of stupid.  That's all I gotta say. 

They've been spamming a ton of forums.  They're banned here on vpsB and I know @jarland's having a fun time dealing with them back on LEB/LET.  

Huh. That's fairly odd.  Have you checked the I/O during this period of higher load?  That's all my brain can think up of right now at the moment.  

That's a lie.  I see more than a red hat. 

Dang. Their network wasn't the best though.  Pure HE and Cogent.  Also if I recall correctly, Datashack routed everything through WSI, so I kinda want to say WSI and Datashack probably share a ton of resources together.  I mean it's not bad, but I usually just assume WSI and Datashack are...

IPB hasn't been my best friend.  However I feel like it's a decent use over some of the other solutions out there. My gripe with IPB has always been the WYSIWYG Editor and the general feel of it.  However, from all the possible solutions out there, each forum software has their own pros and...

Sorry but usually when it's a new account asking for what to use, more often than not it's usually a summer host in the making.  Best of luck, however you should probably consider your business plan and target audience first. There are reasons why some people prefer VMWare over others, whereas...

as if I'd actually ever use a full gbit at home. Unless I did some mad work, I don't see that ever happening. 

how much CPU power?  Will it simply be used as a storage server or will it also deal with encoding and such? 

Some people like Virtualizor, others don't.  I personally think Virtualizor is alright, however not really my cup of tea.   WHMCS is the standard for hosting.  There are other alternatives out there (like Blesta, Hostbill, and/or Ubersmith depending on how big of a deployment we're talking...