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That's damn awesome when/if ShoveHost gets an office I'll put those everywhere.

lol that was my assumption but it wasn't completely clear. Thanks.

Yeah, well that's messed up. Which DC is this so I know never to use them?

Bummer. I assumed having your own ASN would make life easy. Guess not :(

I understand. Thank you.

You are stupider than I thought. Close thread please.

Hmm, I know, but that's no fun and nothing to learn there.

Yeah. So $5/month for a dedicated Raspberry pi? I could do 48 of them (since that's what my switch is). 48x5 = $240. That'll cover the connection and power. I really have no intention to make a profit with this at this point, but to learn and provide something useful. To sum up the thread so...

ok fine, how much would you pay for a dedicated raspberry pi? I'm open for suggestions on what would be useful. Could fit 4 per rackmount easily.

Comcast is great here. 250GB residential cap is not enforced. I know because I use way more than that per month. Friend has Comcast Business, gone down twice, each time less than half an hour, in a year. What if I ditched the i3 thing, and just did 11 1u atoms for $20/month. Would people buy...

True. But Atoms and i3 servers with decently efficient power supplies and single SSDs or hard drives, don't use much power and thus don't create much heat. The atom servers can run fanless or at least minimum fan speed so I'm not too worried about noise.

Yeah, each dedicated server would come with 1 dedicated IP. Thanks! My friend who is Cisco certified and lives nearby would set up the network to make sure it's done right, so no worries on that. Also, forgot to add that I'm in Fairfax, California, if location matters. 

If it's true (Skype isn't always), definitely HAPPY BIRTHDY!  :)

Next step is to put something in it. I would not use this for anything important nor would I sell these under the ShoveHost name. Basically just dirt cheap dedicated servers. Strictly unmanaged, of course. Heck, I wouldn't even pay for WHMCS - just use something free for the 9 servers I'd be...

Same concept as WD's Thailand flooding - jacking up prices!

That was quite random.

Thank you.

I had one of the :$249 Samsung Series 3 Chromebooks" - sold it on eBay since I didn't need it I have my Lenovo Ideapad Lynx convertible tablet w/ keyboard dock. That said, it was a great little device.

Yeah at least an hour would be nice, if you do insist on having an edit limit.

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