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If you don't want anyone tracking you, set up your own local recursive resolver (restricted so its not open; of course).

I give a detailed response if I have time, however if the issue was a node that went offline, there are 40 more tickets regarding the same issue, and I'm the only person answering tickets, I tend to gravitate to a shorter reply (IE "The node went down (insert reason if known). We've brought it...

At 5k IOPS I'd say that's pretty darn good.

I flinched seeing that. 

So anyone who has your name is unoriginal and copy/pastes stuff? Low blow, I know. 

If the HOST advertises themselves on HF, or is active there and up to no good, then I wouldn't consider them. If random HF users recommend them, I don't care too much, unless there are a LOT of people who recommend them for things like spam, Torrents, etc. Just because one person who isn't staff...

dd doesn't matter much to me anymore. It's all about ioping and IOPS, as THAT is what will determine your "real life" performance. 

If it's there, you can mount it, boot to it, and fix the issue. Try something like http://www.sysresccd.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4474

SystemRescueCD. If your provider doesn't have that as an ISO on the list, they SHOULD get it.

That's assuming you have ROOM for that many drives. And if all you got was simple SATA controller and not RAID cards, you'd have to do software raid for the arrays. I think a SAS HW RAID controller with as many SAS drives you can fit on it in RAID 10 is the best bet. The greatest number of...

The Windows Power Settings should be fair game, as they just control what Windows does to save power. For example, on High Performance, Windows doesn't underclock the CPU or anything like that. Anything HARDWARE side, however, is different. That you should check with your provider on.

iPhone 4S. Had it for almost 2 years now and it's still going strong. 

The invoice one was supposedly patched in the latest update. 

On a related note, http://pastie.org/8428341. This is freaking RIDICULOUS. 

http://localhost.re/p/whmcs-v5210-vulnerability You've got to be kidding me. ANOTHER ONE. EDIT: On a related note, http://pastie.org/8428341

Well, you have to buy a Mac to USE OSX. And it's only *officially* licensed for use on Macs.

You gotta be freaking KIDDING ME.

Presumably City laws in the city where the servers are located? 

While you're busting arms, mind getting the asshole who wrote CryptoLocker too?