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  1. You just can't locate the device holding an ip. You can get: 1. The organisation the ip is registered to(propably the isp) 2. The path packages go while being routed to the ip By using that you are just able to get the region (like country) the ip may be located. Btw. DDOS is not possible from 1 ip. The first D stands for distributed.
  2. The problem is can't be too urgend. But it's just some easy javascript for showing and hiding content on click...
  3. After some btrfs "failures" i moved away from using it at its current state. Ok it happend more than one year ago, but I feel better by waiting. But they are making great progress.
  4. The main benefit of a Windows Server is having a kind of known environment you work in. Also if you want to use more Windows specific features like Active Directory a Windows server could be handy. But! you have licensing cost and are bound to Microsofts update, release and lifetime policies. Using freenas or a similar system has advantages. No licence fees, huge communities and a huge softwarepool which is easy to use and install. Using freenas or anything else which uses zfs as a backend storage is a great choice btw. ZFS offers a lot of features Windows filesystems don't(as far as I know) and is able to detect data corruption a normal raid cannot, due to checksums for each block stored on the disks. Disk failure is not a binary thing. Data on your disks may get corrupted while the disks reports no error and the datablock gets read perfectly fine....
  5. brackets http://brackets.io/
  6. Just send me a pm and we'll talk about your problem(s).
  7. Ok, so no shiny Windows screenshots from me... but some equivalent information from my linux-os. Stress Testing went fine so far. Temps with prime95 maxed out at 52°C, while running a tool called burn on all 6 cores maxed out the temps at 59°C. Both used all 6 Cores... Bios Settings: VCore 1.45Volts Multiplier: 20 Base Clock:200MHz
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