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Haha I got one of these about 5 years ago. I didn't have to pay a fine but had to show up in court two months later. It was very very lame. Cops in NY have quotas to fill which makes them hunt for things to give you a ticket for.

FeaturedVPS.com has a better ring to it.

An average consumer does not know what a VPS is. A consumer that does know what a VPS is can set up anything on their own instance. How are you going to market this?

Works fine in IE 10.

It is possible to buy a 1/4 rack for ~$150 with power and plenty of bandwidth. You will pay close to that for your connection plus electricity...

I don't see how this can be used for anything even half way serious.

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About 8 years ago I had the pleasure of programing and operating some CNC Routers. These are two of my favorites. They are pretty much big 3D printers. I wanted to build a small one to make my own custom furniture but never got around it it. I will eventually buy an old functional one to...

https://www.haiku-os.org/

We provide and mount any iso upon request. Unfortunately we do not have a way for clients to mount their own iso yet but we usually respond to these requests fast.

This is pretty much what we offer now for the KVM plans. All the templates are made in house with minimal installation so users can re-image their KVM instance with 1 click to a fresh minimal install. Will probably add Debian 6 next.

Other than the most common distros ( Centos, Ubuntu Server, Debian) which distros would you like to have as a 1 click install template for your VPS?

Plus another 1 TB on the motherboard controller.

What's the fun in that?

I run RAID 0 on my main workstation with 6 15k RPM SAS drives and no cache. It is only on the OS disk and backed up weekly so I never lost anything. It is just a thought. Not going into production with RAID 0.

RAID0 is another interesting option with access to raid 1.

I'll try to squeeze in the POOF! somewhere but no garantees. The POOF! is also possible with RAID. It all depends on the quality of the setup as well as some luck I guess. Even the best RAID setups fail with multple HBA's. Firmware issues can cause massive issues. Silent data corruption is...

It will be very clearly stated in the product description.

It is about choice. You can buy the Single Core SSD Plan for $5.99 ($4.19 after promo code) or if you wish you can buy the same plan without RAID for $3.99 ($2.79). It is as simple as that.

The RAID5 was offtopic. The whole point of the thread is to figure out if it makes sense to offer an SSD plan without any RAID for Cheaper.