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  Lots of little kids with credit cards probably :P

I'll do that if you're willing to pay 30/month for it :D  It'll be like a gift exchange!  

Oh yeah if I remember EDIS has a huge IP block to them that they just finally got back and majority of it was blacklisted.  

To my understanding we're still working on it.  Because our referral system didn't quite do it properly we now have to sort through 55 pages of logs of who invited who. Safe to say.  It's not a fun time and it's going to take some time to get this taken care of.  Especially with Curtis...

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Huh.  Well that's definitely something interesting.  I wonder if it happens often?

Oh ok then yeah sorry about that my bad!   And yeah now that you've pointed out that it's the total, it does sound like ballooning...  

Well, this is perfect for this: http://www.linuxatemyram.com/ Basically, it's used as cache.  It's perfectly fine. Unless you actually do run RAM intensive processes.  

  Why WiredTree?

  *cough* I have one free.  It runs one of my ZNCs.  Much love to you and Uncle!  

What if by disabling the plugin it also removes all of the database entries and therefore we lose the entire competition? OH NOES!  *Insert Dramatic Music Here*

This one time, I got a free watch that said Newegg. It was a nice watch. Then I lost it.

  The world may never know! 

  Ok you caught me.  I'm no da Vinci, but atleast give me and my amazing MS Paint some credit.  It's not total crap ;) 

Moved to here because I felt it was ill-fit for the Pub.  

  So... um....  You never said yes or no to our empire...  

Of course though, Summer Hosts do want to minimize their initial payments...  which means.... Egad! 

Wait...  So we're not going the empire route? Aww come on!  I just got done painting our Star Destroyer!   I guess we'll repaint EMP MannDude...  

  Well, they did say if you use 2.5" hard drives it can fit 24 which comes out to 6 hard drives per node.  If you split it up to 2 having SSD Cache (in Raid 1), and then 4 standard SATA Hard drives in Raid 10, that could work.   Assuming of course that the hardware raid card supports SSD Cache.  

  Hahahaha... No.  I hear this Don guy is a total jerk.