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Also don't forget to check out the rented dedicated server market too. It provides a good middle ground in cost/power/performance to the extremes of cloud providers and colocation.

Directly from the article: "Cavium plans four families of Thunder chips, targeting storage, networking, and security systems in addition to servers. Each family will use a different set of I/O and accelerator blocks from Cavium's existing silicon library."

So no, these are not just designed for networking equipment, they are planned to target 4 different areas.

Seems like not allowing food or drink near a device worth over 10 zeroes would be a no-brainer, but hindsight is tricky like that.

Good thing it says ASP.NET vNext then.

Its important to note as well that "unlocking" and "rooting" are very different with very different end goals. One allows you to move between phone carriers (unlocked phone), the other allows you full software control of your phone (rooting).

I wasn't joking. He should have to pay back the 'damages' or 'pain and suffering' or whatever terminology you would like.

> "According to the FBI, each swatting incident costs emergency responders approximately $10,000." (from the article)

So $10k each, and 30+ times: Make him pay that $300k back.

This is my exact setup. Haven't had any issues with it so far.

It's not a good reason that they aren't disclosing, it's a personal reason.

>I would love to do desktop apps on Linux but it seems that my only real choice there is C++

Lots of Linux apps are also written in Python, so that might be something to look into.

GoDaddy supports 2FA. http://support.godaddy.com/help/article/7502/enabling-twoste...

edit Can only receive the text code on US-based numbers, but you can get one of those from something like Google Voice for free.

If they allowed that, would they still be charging the [0] $185,000 per ".<whatever>" gTLD like they did with the current rounds?

[0] http://www.icann.org/en/about/financials/proposed-opplan-bud...

FYI, they got into TradeHill but couldn't compromise[0] any of the user accounts because of the architecture of the site.

[0] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?PHPSESSID=r2dliaaebhrctppc...

"Update: A TSA spokesman says they have been unable to find the agents in question or verify the incident. I’m told Baker’s story is complicated by the fact that protocol would be to contact law enforcement if someone was taking large amounts of cash for a suspected purpose, rather than request additional screening."

So basically, he most likely had some 'TSA' agents that were trying to rob him.

Though some heart attacks are "natural causes" many could actually be prevented[0] if the patient had access to specialists and testing.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diseases_of_poverty#Cardiovasc...

Or the other new problem[0]:

"Actually a great app, but I left 1 star so my review would be seen first!"

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7044833

Sounds like perspective is needed.

I was really hoping for some interesting case designs to use for an HTPC/steam machine.

For Canadians, there is Cavirtex. I had no problem becoming verified with them, and it was as simple as becoming say PayPal verified.

I find the $70 for a text editor (sublime) to be expensive. Price is relative.

The RED drives you are refering to actually have some of the worst reviews around compared to even normal consumer drives. (Source: newegg reviews you mentioned)

Previous OVH customer and now current Hetzner customer here. I've been impressed with Hetzner's internal tools (Robot) and their support has been quick (had a faulty server, had it replaced inside of an hour).

Reminds me of http://domai.nr/

Hetzner does in fact require the exact same verification for new customers.

"Estimated 14 cores - Took 22.704 seconds."

i5-2500k 4cores - 4 threads.

The new generation of mining hardware uses a lot less electricity then the GPU-based ones of before.

Just a heads up: you haven't set a page header/name yet!