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Perhaps he has hidden too many beers :)

Just ask @William how many Raspberry Pis (v1) he burned by powering them from the GPIO port :) On the Raspberry Pi "servers" we used to offer we use neither the Micro USB connector nor the GPIO pins for powering, we directly solder power wires to the board.

Better don't do this. The PCB traces leading to the GPIO 5V pins are very tiny, at least on the original Raspberry Pi. It is not designed to carry the full current that the Raspberry Pi draws. If you try to power the Raspberry Pi through the GPIO pin, this PCB trace will heat and eventually burn.

So have you been there (here)?

They are designed to be used as small routers or similar, not for desktop.

$129? How is this an alternative? By the way you can also look at the boards made by pcengines - http://pcengines.ch/apu2b2.htm

Probably either some OpenSSL bug or that recent libc getaddrinfo vulnerability.

What would be the justification of such a lawsuit? I mean a drive fails, Seagate replaces it for for free under the warranty, case closed. Now if they refuse replacing the failed drives while in warranty period, this would be a different story.

Why is this email signed by Octave? I thought he is no longer in charge?

People who don't want their personal information to be publicly visible in ARIN's or RIPE's database should use a single IP. People who need a subnet should be aware and should be prepared to have the subnet swiped and their information will be publicly visible by anyone checking the whois...

nevermind

Unfortunately the noc-ps guy doesn't like WHMCS (i could understand why). So he doesn't offer a working noc-ps module for WHMCS 6. Fortunately the older versions for WHMCS 5 are not that hard to modify to work with WHMCS 6.

Is VAT included in the prices? Would you remove VAT for EU companies with a valid VAT number? Are you considering selling servers separately from the HDDs (for some uses i could consider an old/used server, but wouldn't consider an old/used HDD).

It's not just the theme, it's third party and custom modules which might need working on. It's just the security i'm concerned about, i don't care about all the new features (i.e. new shopping carts / themes) that they introduce in the new versions. Because that's what the new versions are...

So who has upgraded to WHMCS 6 already? We am still running 5.3.14 and it will have to be upgraded soon, since the support ends at the end of this month. Kind of wish WHMCS would add "extended-support" with just potential security fixes. Having to upgrade and redo all the customizations sux.

I'd say pick it up, get all the systems to your place, inspect them, clear data on the HDDs, etc. Then you can sell - maybe whole systems, maybe parts.

It was predicted long time ago that all these brands would become unnecessary once ARIN runs out of IP space and the IP hoarding game ends. Now all these hoarded IPs have gained value and can be used for something profitable.

We don't use any third party blocklists, but run internal honeypots. Connecting to one of those blocks your IP from accessing our network.

It's 6 cores. Each hyperthreading core has 2 threads, so it's 12 threads total. I think the description is pretty clear.

Who cares about the remaining /24s? I consider ARIN's ipv4 depleted from the moment they only had /23s and /24s left.