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Haha, those "team members"...

Sure, it's stupid, but it's far from illegal.

FTC's summary of the FTC Act: Advertising must be truthful and non-deceptive; Advertisers must have evidence to back up their claims; and Advertisements cannot be unfair. The first and third claims don't really apply: it's unlikely that a "reasonable customer" will be deceived by the claim...

HalfEatenPie said "specific datacenter", bozo (like name of the datacenter facility).

Ah, that makes more sense, the snippet sounds like it just means it'll discard anything that doesn't need to be written back from the cache (i.e., discard everything but dirty blocks). In other words, you lose your read cache, so it's going to need some time to warm-up, but anything that hasn't...

Hm, flashcache doesn't support reloading SSD cache after reboot? If so, that seems a bit strange, since there's no advantage compared to caching in memory then (i.e. ignoring fsync).

Uh, the link you quoted clearly states: "If you sign up for micropayments, you will be charged the micropayments rate on all transactions regardless of payment size." Edit: at least it says that for me, maybe it says something if you visit it from AU?

Anyone know how to actually purchase a miner? I see the mining calculator popup but no way to close that and proceed with the purchase, so stuck with the $10000 cash :/

The verdict was expected. The defense is focusing on avoiding the death sentence.

I don't think blue-gray background is so rare, and the rest isn't a surprise considering they're both billing panels.

Presumably NDA is to prevent the auditers from disclosing any vulnerabilities found in the billing software or releasing code, and not to prevent Kwicero from saying who audited it?

Wikipedia actually has a pretty decent list -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Internet_forum_software

Ah I see, well like I said that's not even a lot, 1200 TB can fit in small datacenter (although I guess it is a lot of CP..).

Um, Ontario is large, and it includes Toronto, a major interconnection hub, do you really think there's only one datacenter there? Just perform a web search for "toronto datacenter".

1.2 petabytes is nothing...

There's nothing invalid about 1 MX host with 1 IP.

Well ISP's aren't defining it, they lobby in the same way that content providers like Netflix are doing in the other direction; I mean, I don't think the regulatory agencies should just define it without consulting anyone first. From the small segment that I read, NCTA has a point, given legal...

I wouldn't mind VPS on moon.

Use child_process: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5775088/is-it-possible-to-execute-an-external-program-from-within-node-js If you need it to show live or something, you should be able to read from child.stdout (add handler .on('data')).

A period? That doesn't sound good since someone can try to make a directory "." or "..", although it probably won't be an issue. Anyway you should be fine just with os.path.basename to make sure it's a single name, and os.path.exists to make sure dirctory doesn't exist yet.