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Square Enix cheated again. Instead of announcing what happened to ff13 vs, they dodged that. Instead of announcing a real ff15, they rebranded ff13 vs as ff15.

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In a lot of higher end facilities, there is no spare part storage. It goes in the rack, so you're essentially paying for rack space. Good luck. We stock our own spare parts mostly in the rack. Depends. Colo isn't worth it unless in large scale.

Bandwidth is the most expensive for us. Power 2nd. Most people think it's all free.

We run 30A @ 208V and adding a B feed isn't too bad. $300-400/month more. PSUs already have A+B anyway. Sounds like it's quite expensive where you are.

I think most are missing the DDoS protection that is what the high pricing is about.

Would anyone want this or pay more for it? It applies to dedicated servers, but also VPS that comes out of it.   Especially seeing that a power failure could possible destroy RAID cards and the data etc causing a huge mess as well.

Won't the latency be high then?

Usually not the case in the real world sadly. The ideals don't happen.

What are your exact requirements? Might be able to do this in LA.

Only get 4 hours. Wish to be sleeping 9. Sigh.

It's ok. Some aren't that bad. However a theme being a theme on a popular site, it'll be used everywhere.

It is an actual OS made especially for "Cloud". It is used as the hypervisor. Provides zones (which is same as OpenVZ but since it's Solaris-like, it only support Solaris) and KVM. So you can run KVM on SmartOS. We delayed our KVM on CentOS products to take a look at this instead.

You have to use it as the base OS of the node and then be able to get a zone for it as a VPS.

It's Solaris based.

Fraud records?

Definitely helps with marketing and branding.

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