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Due to some poorly planned employment decisions, I may need to sell my bike to keep afloat financially while I'm job hunting.

I can't find any resources online that assess value of used motorcycles factoring in mileage and condition. I'd appreciate some help deciding it's proper value.

Details:

• 2009 Kawasaki ZX6R Monster Energy
• 100% stock, excluding tires.
• Very minor scratches on side (some moron forgot to put the kickstand down)
• ~10000 miles, all public roads -- no track days yet.
• Bought new/single rider
• Regular oil changes (every 3k miles)
• New-ish tires (Michelin Power Pure 2ct <1000 miles on them)

I ran an open exit node for about 1 week.

A few days ago, my ISP received two DMCA complaints, disabled my Internet connection, and threatened to permanently blacklist me from getting service with them ever again (Mediacom). No argument was allowed, no exceptions could be made for running an exit node. Mind you, I don't pirate anymore, so these complaints are certainly caused by TOR.

I cancelled service with them, and am trying to find a more TOR friendly ISP.

Anyway: Please be respectful. TOR is not designed for torrenting, and you stand to screw over honest, generous people if you do.

UPDATE: Spoke with a new ISP (Socket), and they're fine with me running an exit node on a dedicated I

Anyone know of any active hackerspaces in the central Missouri area?

I'm working at home, remotely testing some HA cluster stuff at our 'datacenter', and** I suspect that the storage controller (LSI SAS1068) is bad** in one of the nodes.

I'm a lazy ass and don't want to go on-site**; is there any way to confirm my suspicions remotely?**

I have serial console access via IPMI (BMC, not DRAC; no graphical console), pxe boot works.

Some details:

We bought several refurbed/used Dell PE 1950s from vendor about a year ago. Nearly all of them have blown caps on the SAS controller, with the exception being the two nodes I'm testing right now. I've been getting weird kernel bugchecks from "node1" under heavy disk I/O with several distros, various kernel version