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Wrap it in {flash}{/flash} tags.  I *think* {video}{/video} works as well.  Substitute { for [, etc.

They used to be a colo customer of ours, aye.  Hence the horrid quality drop once they left.

Well, seeing as how "new owner gets situated" is typically analogous with "we're still trying to put together a new fake persona" when that bunch is involved, delays are to be expected.

Sure, come visit me in south Louisiana a couple weeks :P  My daily routine could drown an Irishman >_>

You shouldn't base your choice of OS on a popularity contest.  If you are new to *nix, and are looking for a place to start, going with the most popular is typically a good choice.  Otherwise, stick with the distro that you personally prefer, or are most comfortable with.  Intimacy breeds...

Quite honestly, people like him are why I rarely reach out to offer help anymore.  It's just so damn disheartening to try and help someone learn and succeed, and all they bring to the table is a shitty attitude and a demand that all the work be done for them.

I agree with Darwin on this one.  FTC has always had a habit of odd bedmates and situations, but they'll usually take a bit more care to wipe the lipstick from their collar.

Gentoo isn't so much for the hardcore, but the extreme OCD.  When I need very specific configurations or source builds, I'll pick Gentoo over Debian just for the level of customization available.  One huge advantage of Gentoo though - people find themselves too afraid to touch your comp :P

I don't count the <?php, ?> lines :P

Seven lines of code total, not counting whitespace :3  Martin can distribute as he likes :P

Been primarily a Debian user for almost 20 years. 

And you have pretty much just guaranteed that you won't get help now.  Plenty of folks have offered constructive, helpful advice - and throwing a tantrum is how you respond.  Technical skills (which you lack) can be learned, but the punishing lack of maturity will be the downfall of nigh...

You've received plenty of helpful advice and warnings.  You simply don't want to hear what they are saying. Here's a dead-on reason why you shouldn't:  In you opening post, you asked questions that made it quite obvious you've never been an actual sysadmin.  No experience dealing with public...

...says the guy in Korea.  Ominous :P

We've been threatened with lawsuits, "we'll sic the feds on you".. you name it.  And no, I say they didn't have the balls because they'll talk a lot of trash and always tell people "come meet us", but at the end of the day simply didn't have the gett'se to show up and talk to us - even when we...

They threatened us with papers a few times.. funny enough, the two days we were right on their doorstep, nary a one had the balls to actually come deliver to us.

Europe may still be a bit miffed from the last time my kind were in the area >_>

Well, we do more than just 'use Staminus'.  We have some pretty sophisticated setups on our routers, and upstream ACLs, to help handle 'out of the ordinary' events. 

You do realize that trying to keep everything a secret simply means that nobody is going to trust you, right?  Sure, you might get a few bites from the Born-Again Yesterday kids - but anyone looking for a real job isn't going to take you seriously.