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One is 2 day one is 8 day one is 40 day and the last is 400 days. Since I assume you just set it up, you would see the same data in those files.

Fear mongering I suppose, he was probably like "Hey we should say X to see if we can get some people to buy our product"

ServerStadium's servers appears to be in Seattle Washington

Ubuntu used to use Gnome, however they are developing and using their own solution called "Unity". However Canonical has a Ubuntu GNOME flavor floating around. Rather disappointing seeing that they just released 3.12. This is actually starting to become a recurring theme, OpenSSL, OpenBSD ect...

The nice thing about btsync is the P2P factor, slowly adding more devices makes it collectively faster and more robust.

What did I just watch. Edit: When I saw the title, I thought it was this www.razerzone.com/christine

Hm, If you notice the wording "investigating opening up a DC in the UK region.". That seems like they intend to open their own datacenter with their own infrastructure and space. Unless that's just misleading marketing speak.

I recall a provider chased after people for posting bad reviews. Not sure if it was in their ToS, but they threatened.

I've been using ShareX for probably 6 months, across multiple windows installs. Great product, yes it is a bit funky to configure but its always possible to get it working with lots of tinkering and viewing the auth logs on the sftp host for errors. You can do some seriously cool configurations...

I think this is what you are looking for - http://www.glype.com/ Its essentially a PHP script that has a URL bar and lets you browse through it.

I agree, for a 6 month - 1 year expectation, 20k is not a very large budget for a project that large. If you consider the amount of work that went into Hostguard, Stallion, Feathur as well as prometeus's iw-stack (which I'm not sure if they have a custom panel as I've never used their service) ...

Your Dallas test files do not seem to work.

Every so often people go nuts about having their VPS turned off, its problematic both ways. If people just kept up and stayed secure and updated, this wouldn't even be a problem.

moo.com is a bit more high end but they provide great service. 

What kind of budget are you looking at? Cheap to one person might not be cheap to the next, especially with an aluminum body.

Since I've gotten my raspberry pi, I've been what you could call obsessed with embedded computing and trying to find the best cost/performance/usability ratio. There is a not so popular company based out in Israel called solid-run that makes a 2 inch cube with a 1ghz quad core ARM processor...

Seconded

Ah, I remember seeing those before. Might just have to get one for myself: #WINNING

Yes, be sure you have an NDA with yourself!

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