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I've got a GTX 660 in my gaming PC, works wonders with Ubuntu 14.04. Cheap aswell.

Nice script but as said above banning is imminent with that about of requests.

Finished High School a year ago, started 6th form and have finished the first year although I do not intend on continuing with the second year as Visual Basic programming really isn't something I want to do.

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@concerto49 I'm in the UK, London Time. I'd like £14,000/yr or more before TAX.

@MannDude I'd live to move to America but don't really have the money to do so. @concerto49 Servaman is a sysadmin company, if I was to get a full-time job then I'd likely bin it as I won't have time to do Servaman and the job.

I'm seeking a position as either a Level 3 Support Technician or a System Administrator. Over 5 years experience Knowledge using cPanel, WHMCS, SolusVM, OpenVZ, KVM, Proxmox. Experience with Managed Cisco Switches and large Windows Domains. If you'd like to know more and/or have an opportunity...

You could ask RamNode if they'll give you a /64

That must use a ton of RAM in Windows.

I got one but don't have a USA to UK adapter at home so can't use it.

Your title mentions "2xL5520 $55" but I can't see any $55 plans in your ad.

OpenVZ works great with Mumble although if your using Encryption within Mumble then Encryption support on the CPU would be useful.

Windows System Admining is quite easy, since most Windows Servers have a proper Windows desktop UI and stuff is easy to access (just a click of a button). I do some work in my local council and everything other than their firewall and VPN's are Windows based. Their system is very complicated...

It's useful if you can test the chair, I've found that some chairs have amazing reviews and look really good but just make your ass numb after long periods of sitting.

+1 for @Aldryic C'boas

Never used it before but just downloaded it to Windows. Looks pretty good. Add me - 85E6C89FD741813750BAAFC2924485808C6A339F72CAF229377A13477791C90A51E443D14436

They've announced a v6 block in the UK too.

Happy Birthday @MartinD How long has Martin been an admin @MannDude

The factor "minimal" when it comes to OpenVZ templates is not the amount of RAM is uses, it's how many packages it has installed. A minimal template has the basic packages required for CentOS to run, not all the SendMail, Bind and Apache crap pre-installed. That's what feature templates are for.