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I have been following these guys for a while now, but haven't used them. Another alternative with more phones is http://ting.com. They have a little bit more flexible plans, but still use Sprint. 

I'm younger, and my parents were never all that tech savvy, so my first home computer was an old Dell Dimensions system with a Pentium III processor clocked at around 800MHz, 256MB of RAM, and a 20GB hard drive. I still have all of the parts other than the case. Last time I checked the system...

I kind of hope somebody "accidentally" cuts off the water supply for the datacenter's cooling so that all of the data is destroyed.  I expected the monitoring to be like this when I first heard about the NSA's monitoring, but I really hoped it wasn't really like this.

I'd still prefer IPMI, but being able to reinstall the operating system, and reboot without a ticket would be good enough for most things.  Would the remote KVM be available for let's say something like an hour for a small fee instead of the lease? I think that would be useful just in case the...

I wonder if they have a supercomputer hidden in here, behind all of the hard drives, to decrypt encrypted traffic. 

How did you get started working for Catalyst Host? Do you have more family in the United States or in Korea? If you have a lot of family in Korea how often do you visit them?

When I first read the email I remembered seeing some threads where you were looking for a VPS in this datacenter. 

The majority of providers don't offer pre built KVM templates like that. RamNode is one of the few exceptions.

If I can trust that the provider isn't overselling their resources too much I almost always prefer OpenVZ. It's much easier to install/reinstall operating systems, and it typically just plain works.  The only time I use KVM is when I need to change something to do with the kernel, like when...

  I get that message as well. Not very often though. Maybe once every few months or so.

What's your favorite Scottish tradition?

You might be able to find a server with similar specs to that 2xL5420's (but with IPMI) for a very similar price. If you can't you may be able to buy a used server and then colocate it for a really great deal if you don't mind paying a bit up front.

When I first started typing I had no idea what I was doing. I had to look down and find each and every key, and honestly I ended up getting pretty darn good at that. I was able to remove the hunting all together, I was able to just peck away. I was able to type "fast enough" that way, but I...

Oh, I remember hearing about those. Maybe at one point they'll bring them back.

  From what I have seen only their more expensive dedicated servers are available there.

I kind of wish they had Kimsufi's in their North American datacenter. I'd jump on this deal if they did.

Wow. I'm going to have a hard time resisting that $30/year KVM deal.  On a side note I found an error in the post. You say the $30/year KVM is $17 semi annually in the beginning, and then $15 at the bottom of the post.

How did you get into the LEB/VPS community?

Yeah, I'm pretty sure he is.

Not quite yet.