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Centarra's Dallas datacenter is located centrally in the US in Dallas, Texas. Our central location is perfect for near any application or use. Centarra is focused on providing powerful, premium products. To celebrate the 2,000 sq. foot expansion of our Dallas facilities and our rapid growth...

Tortoise Labs is merging its cloud lineup into its sister company, Centarra. This move comes shortly after the large expansion at 2323 Bryan. Centarra operates its own fully redundant, enterprise network. The Tortoise brand will continue to operate as a software engineering firm. Centarra cloud...

Wow, that is pretty fucked up.

Honestly?  I think Cox has more eyeballs than TWC. Most of TWC's systems are rural except for a couple of metros.  Cox has more metro systems than TWC by far.

They probably will. :(

I think that drama threads should just be locked down to begin with.  Be the alternative to LET and WHT through positive reinforcement. The mainstream hosting industry is cut-throat, these threads are a celebration of that fact.  Why should we celebrate being a part of one of the most...

Google Play All Access is better than Spotify, at least in terms of the radio capabilities.  I'm happier with it over Spotify.

Yeah, that's what happened to a certain security-related blog...

RADB provides the route registry for US region, it is interoperable with RIPE's system.  Have you gotten an update?

Will you announce ARIN IP addresses?

That's why all the major vendors now days are doing software-based lockout (i.e. license key files), in some cases with a physical module to contain the license too (Foundry used to do this all the time, but it's software-based now in IronWare).

What IOS firmware are you running on these? If it's not c3750-advipservicesk9 then it's probably only worth about $250.  If it's running c3750-advipservicesk9, then it's probably worth about $450-500. If you don't know, the boot monitor will display the firmware being loaded on the serial...

This is extremely true with CU/CT.  Basically, the only thing I would do with them is paid peering, and you pretty much have to be prepared to accept that there's going to be DDoS hitting your port with them.

For long-term sitting, I usually sit crosslegged instead of letting my legs hang off the end of the chair.  Sitting this way also tends to enforce better posture, and makes it harder to fall asleep which is a good thing.

You want to edit cpu.shares, not the other ones. 1024 = 100% cpu 128 = 10% cpu Let me know if you have any other problems.

Your VPS with me is Xen...?

What drama, exactly?  There is no drama in this thread, it is solely a technical discussion on whether or not nested virtualization can be successfully concealed to an OpenVZ container.

It's not possible, unless you give the container access to /dev/kvm.

Some providers have this functionality, like DigitalOcean.  This is where Xen PV shines though.

All of our virtualization stuff is based on Xen...