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Yeah what's wrong with Choopa? They don't advertise DDoS protection do they?

It's quite interesting. They should tune up their existing data center before expanding if you ask me.

Haven't watched tv in years. Not accessible. IPTV helps. Needing something called Television is annoying.

Maybe that IS the user's name. Mr. Fake (no, wasn't serious)

Yes, Flotcharts is the one.

Have you used flot? It's one of the most common ones.

KVM would be less profitable, in the sense that less people buy it. Not enough is sold for the price compared to OpenVZ. From the numbers I keep hearing, KVM is a minor amount of sales and it's not THAT much more expensive.

The E5 is more consistent / stable since there are many cores to distribute. However in terms of raw performance, the E3 will be faster. It comes down to if you want stable performance or burst performance. E3 with only 4 cores is likely to be more utilized than a dual E5 build.

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The latest use of it I hear is so your partner can't check out your phone :p

It's quite interesting actually. Even though they don't use it, a lot keep complaining about low bandwidth plans.

The Juniper's do support IPv6 though? I don't think that part is the problem. I mean they can always take a default route from 1 carrier even and get IPv6 up IF that was the problem.

The new 1 has no judges. Community based.

Enable hardware acceleration on the server. Cache SSL sessions. Balance ciphers for speed/security.

It means you do get that much swap. No guarantee on if it's in memory or on disk. They can allocate large vswap, but it will overflow to disk if memory is used up.

China needs to fix up their congested Internet first before any cloud happens.