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http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1414369 They listed the offer below on WHT yesterday and it sold out in a few hours but you can always contact them and see what else they have.  They still have some i3's ($30) and single disk L5420's. CPU: Intel Dual Xeon L5420 (2.50 GHZ x 8)...

InfiniBand is available as an option on OVH's HPC line... --> free 1-month beta test application for the hourly HPCspot service.

HPCC developed by HPCC Systems and LexisNexis...it's opensource comparison with Hadoop: http://hpccsystems.com/Why-HPCC/HPCC-vs-Hadoop/HPCC-vs-Hadoop-Detail The Pie said clustering not clusterfucking.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiIP_KDQmXs

No.  NXDOMAIN and SERVFAIL lookups are no longer being redirected.

Edis provides the two Austria DNS servers in Austria (and "logging completely disabled" on their 2 servers).  Many of the servers in other countries are run/donated by private individuals and the ones in the US at least seem to be prone to frequent downtime.  Global list of the project's servers...

There's lots of results in Google for all major registrars and domain hijacking.  GoDaddy was in the news earlier this year after hijackers used social engineering on GoDaddy's support to hijack a domain that was the contact email for a valuable Twitter account. Going back a few years, does...

LET deleted the offer so for anyone who missed it google cache BigBucks has been advertising on the skiddie forums so an offer on LET is usually the next step up the ladder for many of these HF hosts (and probably very fertile ground for customer acquisition). They also allow "small time...

I'm torn between laughing and a massive facepalm. I found this offer on LET and thought I'd share because every line of the offer, WHOIS, and website is flashing a warning sign. Jerry Springer, hee hee. Fake WHOIS, fake address on site, fake LLC, IP spoofing enabled, lorem ipsum text, blank...

WTF is self-hosted?  I use Bit.ly's "Branded Short Domain" feature (aka custom domain).

Vendor: "Heh, wait until he finds out he's sharing that 1Gbps port with 300 torrenters and will be lucky to get dial-up speeds" Vendor "Heh, wait until he finds out I oversold the CPU and I/O on that E5 to the point where he'd get better performance from a Pentium Pro" If you want painfully...

These types of projects are possible to start but until someone turns a profit nobody is going to be convinced they have a viable business model and are sustainable, or stated another way...it was possible for WebVan to start their little grocery delivery project and it was possible for them to...

Slow, heavy, PHP-driven bloatware.

Alfresco does all of that. :) Alfresco also shares Sharepoint's newbie unfriendly administration and installation features.  There is more of a learning curve required than installing and administering a simple product like a forum script or SolusVM.  On the plus side, Alfresco community...

currently using (all open source): OpenProject <--Ruby on Rails / PostgreSQL < --installed on a 2GB Xen VPS <--project management, wiki, calendars, meetings, project document management, etc <-- features Alfresco (Community Edition) <--Java  / PostgreSQL<-- installed on an i5-3570 w/8GB RAM...

Your 768MB+ specs in NL for $5 monthly gets you one of the NSA specials :P DigitalOcean or Vultr. If you want to host your mailserver on something in NL that isn't governed by US law you need to raise your price range by a couple of dollars monthly. edit: missed the SolusVM requirement in the...

Check Groupon, LivingSocial, and AmazonWhateverDaFackLocalDealsSomething.  They usually have deals to get a pair of glasses (and usually a free eye exam ) worth up to $250-$300 for $20-$40 at a local place...at least they do in NY.

These are recent actual quotes (borrowed from LET) from a SolusVM using middleman provider (who shall go nameless) when something went wrong which illustrate why I have always avoided middlemen when I'm buying something mission critical like a dedicated server (or a "redundant cloud")...

Nor would I want to buy anything from you (or anyone) that you're playing the middleman on. :P The federation concept reminds me of a wholesale version of OneProvider's (now discontinued) retail OneCloud offering.  I question how many buyers who are looking for a redundant HA cloud solution are...

Shakespeare often thought of them.. "Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything"