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The pinch indicators are just Liquid crystal thermometers and a heating element.

Debian minimal, with NGINX or some other light HTTP is easy on even 64 megs. On 128, you can do stuff like PHP and you can run whatever efficient web stuff you like. The web is light, if you're efficient about it.

As an aside, one of my friends has a 100 meg free VPS from one of the terrible free vps providers. He has managed to squeeze a Minecraft server on, and that can hold about 2 or 3 players! (apart from the terrible network, cpu and uptime)

YubiKeys are quite a good solution to this issue. OTP always, and a unique User ID as well. It can even go so far as plug in the key, press go and you're all ready, no usernames or passwords needed.

I don't know personally, but the project I work on (MCServer, an open source Minecraft server) implemented it as a replacement to CryptoPP recently (we needed SSL support with a sane license) and it has been working fairly well. Even when a feature we needed wasn't implemented, the maintainers quickly added it and were nice to work with.

Hacker news is not vulnerable - it uses CloudFlare which patched before the public disclosure.

This would be so much better with a NKRO keyboard, I can only do 2 keys at once :(

DigitalOcean - Same or better speed, 1/6 or less of the price of ECC.

I also find this very useful :) It shows you where your space has got to in a simple and easy to use manner.

Tags are probably more sensible for this - tag major versions and then people can specify what tag they want.

With a cursory google search, 1/4 pound of feed per day seems about typical, assuming 2 days per egg produced.

It does sound a bit high, but to produce a pound of grain it takes about 150 gallons of water, and assuming about 1/2 pound of food eaten every 2 days it is about right.

MCServer, a FOSS Minecraft server is also on here: http://tip4commit.com/projects/74

We haven't got any outside donations yet, but I think it would be quite a good way to reward contributors, and I put a bitcent in to try it out.

I think you can even just send it straight to the bin with filters, although my memory may be faulty.

MCServer, a open-source minecraft server:

https://github.com/mc-server/MCServer

Thanks for the fix :)

I added 10mBTC a few hours ago, and they haven't turned up on the site. Is there a long delay or something else?

I don't know about in the US, but in the UK it's £299.99 and £339.99 for the 16 and 32 gigabyte versions respectively.

Is there any good real-time AV for desktop linux available?

I'm getting the full version download. It might just be location (UK) or maybe random. I don't know.

Edit: It's probably just that I'm using Linux.

I see the same, although the VPS has basically zero load most of the time due to what it does. (Munin host and Buildserver)

Yes