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Its actually a fiber to China since some years now, Intelsat is only backup.

Seems back online.

Does not seem so.

North Koreas networks are actually good protected (in China, their singlehomed upstream is China Telecom), needs some serious BW to take them down

FR1-FR5 are now back online, no word from online.net on downtime reasons

Looks like it goes on now: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.network.tor.user/34619 From mine (all directory mirrors and relays): 03:57 GMT+1 - Online.net: tor1.fr -> status: down tor2.fr -> status: down tor3.fr -> status: down tor4.fr -> status: down tor5.fr -> status: down 04:05 GMT+1 -...

Yea, unrealistic, even in the US.

Thats how it looks when water in  the flat above you breaks... https://imghost.li/di/FOC8/Foto.jpg

I was able to migrate across the same socket (1150) and different mainboards with a single Win 8 installation (both with internal and external GPU) - 7 and earlier are far worse.

Stripe is now available in most EU countries.

If you, the company or the server is based in the USA... not really. A subpoena from the US to your DCs will simply override your own company and jurisdiction. (Yes, this happens daily - I implemented more than one wiretap on DC level without customer knowledge (prohibited by court order)) -...

Then forget it - Bahamas are entirely owned by the US. See FULL TAP or EVERY phone in the Bahamas by the NSA (leaked by Edward Snowden). CZ will also comply with US orders, like 95% of the EU and 50%+ of any other country.

US based company? Is the owner in the US or US citizen? UK Citizen? EU citizen? If you answer *ANY* of the above questions with yes your project is damned and will simply get a permanent tap from the US (see Hushmail) or UK government or a local agency on request of the UK (which *HAS* to be...

why does it say : MONTH TO MONTH pricing, no contract or annual terms required" If yearly payment is required? This is misleading.

Beware: 80 Ports - 3.8Gbps /Backplane is only 47Mbit per port dedicated.

Firefox normally, Chrome only for Netflix (HTML5)

What about legal implications? What data does the DC get? What if abuse is done by the customer or a court order is served to the IP owner? What about very different ToS between the source providers? What about different laws for content in every country and your US base? This has huge...

I had this before but workflow was not well with it (not enough space sideways), i prefer 6 on a single computer (a hackintosh with 2 GPUs) now in normal direction - For reference here is my usual desktop as screenshot to get an image of (i like to think so) efficient usage...

You're not getting what you want for this price.

6 screens work well. http://i.imgur.com/SwJu7fO.jpg?1