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Excellent! Now mine: 1. Spend more time with family.  I have a good family who really show their worth when it counts.  Time to give a little bit of that back 2. Go to sleep earlier.  I'm not getting any younger and late nights are starting to kill me

Are you going to start us off?

Glad you got it resolved.  Not sure what your implementation is like; however if you're having issues with connections timing it out put them in separate threads/processes using either threading or multiprocessing modules.

I guess it depends and how and why it is failing.  Can you not simply handle it in a try/except within the code?  

You seem like a good guy.  You're developing a large presence in CC so I guess you'll get a larger percentage of the CC flak.  

Lots of providers are helping them do so: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1333582

It's $12 per node.  A $2 increase over the normal node pricing of $10.

Yes.  Although depending on your reasons for slabbing the cost may be negligible.  1 - 2 VPS Slave licence for Solus = $2 + Standard slave licence = $10

You mention running a Bukkit server.  Not sure how interested your are in Minecraft; however, it might be worth reaching out to Steve McGrath at bukget to see if he needs a mirror over the busy holiday period.

There was a photo some time ago that showed a build out of their Buffalo location.  It seemed to suggest around 50 racks.  Who owns the location they are in?  I think they may be bigger than some people are giving them credit for.  There are a few large companies who host with them (Dediserve...

Im in the market for a few VPS.  How long are wait times currently on tickets?  Do you have a calendar of other holiday periods where support will be slow?

I'd guess one legitimate reason for slabbing is to build your base infrastructure with a single virtualisation type then float others on top of this.  It will make it easier going forward to adjust your deployment to react to market trends.  OpenVZ subs dropping?  Simply resize the OpenVZ...

Come IPv4 exhaustion those 458,752 become a very valuable asset.  Will be interesting to see if their business model changes at that time.

Not announcing a breach is one thing.  When that breach includes credit card numbers with the means to decrypt them it takes it to a totally new level.  Do Visa/Mastercard not have systems to spot patterns in illegal usage of card numbers to identify where breaches occurred? 

There are a great number of blurred lines in Buffalo.  My guess is that companies are being vacuumed up when falling behind their bills with certain providers.  No announcements in the change of ownership just re-funelled Paypal accounts.