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They're all changable, 443, 80, 623, 5900 are the main ones, however there are likely many more that are needed, but they suffice for my needs and that's what I've got in my router configuration. :-)

Or I guess that IPMIView thingamajig. I use that mainly for the organization, since I can have like a sort of IPMI session manager.

This especially, in the UK compared with US the ampage almost halfs due to the standard voltage increase.

I'm so confused...

Stop pretending you're a different person to that of your silly blog, Curtis.

I have sent you a PM. :)

I take it you haven't lived in Syria, I did for 3 or so years. It cetainly was not a great place in terms of freedom, even day to day things like phone calls are tapped, if you mention a meeting (the arabic word for meeting is also used as a term for islamic gatherings) you'll set the triggers...

As a Syrian here I strongly believe that the west should not intervene or need to intervene, despite how bad and desperate the situation is. If Obama actually wanted to enter on humanitarian grounds he would have done a long time before, he had 2 years. All this war is, is another cold war. A...

What happens when your pink knickers catch fire in the closet? But seriously, that's why datacenters exist, they have cooling, they have fire prevention, and the list goes on...

Mucho happy b'day. ;-)

Then why go Custodian out of the thousands of DC's here, I mean if you went in London you'd have a better marketing point. I can give you the contacts of a few DC's with some decent priced rack spaces.

Are you going through HostDime or what? Everyone seems to be getting deals through them at the Custodian datacenter. Because of that, probably no.

Of course it does, in some areas. Most Syrian's who are in war torn areas are using sattelite internet anyway which connects to neighbouring counties afaik. Even normal internet connections in Syria pre-war/uprising was terribly rubbish, used to cut out at multiple times of the day. The thing is...

I got it from my uncle [idea and method]. :) But it'd be nice compiling my own schematic for the first time, mine is made out of spare parts and crap I found laying around stuffed together.

What I use as my UPS is a very simple setup to make use of my unused BT phone line which is around 60V and not many amps, but it's enough to charge a 12V battery over a period of a day or so, possibly more and run an inverter for emergencies. My uncle has also made a really complex setup which...