HAPPY NEW YEAR 2025 - MEGATHREAD

lovelyserver

Happy New Year 2025 @0WebHost

amj

@FAT32 said:
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CPU: 2 vCPU Cores
RAM: 4GB DDR4 or Newer
Disk: 30GB NVMe
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IPv6 Address: 1 /56 IPv6 Subnet Included
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Refund Policy does not apply on this product!

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% for i in {1..10}; do ping -c 100 104.234.67.1 | tail -3; done
--- 104.234.67.1 ping statistics ---
100 packets transmitted, 86 received, 14% packet loss, time 99382ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 157.113/166.157/213.614/13.280 ms
--- 104.234.67.1 ping statistics ---
100 packets transmitted, 85 received, 15% packet loss, time 99366ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 155.882/168.639/218.464/16.010 ms
--- 104.234.67.1 ping statistics ---
100 packets transmitted, 93 received, 7% packet loss, time 99262ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 156.939/170.414/220.743/16.907 ms
--- 104.234.67.1 ping statistics ---
100 packets transmitted, 90 received, 10% packet loss, time 99295ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 157.084/168.061/209.453/14.404 ms
--- 104.234.67.1 ping statistics ---
100 packets transmitted, 84 received, 16% packet loss, time 99343ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 156.995/169.444/222.985/15.373 ms
--- 104.234.67.1 ping statistics ---
100 packets transmitted, 82 received, 18% packet loss, time 99489ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 156.429/170.689/226.269/15.722 ms
--- 104.234.67.1 ping statistics ---
100 packets transmitted, 82 received, 18% packet loss, time 99435ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 156.824/166.310/213.007/13.911 ms
--- 104.234.67.1 ping statistics ---
100 packets transmitted, 90 received, 10% packet loss, time 99326ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 156.507/167.100/213.077/15.156 ms
--- 104.234.67.1 ping statistics ---
100 packets transmitted, 90 received, 10% packet loss, time 99335ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 157.018/166.811/202.729/13.083 ms
--- 104.234.67.1 ping statistics ---
100 packets transmitted, 92 received, 8% packet loss, time 99281ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 156.978/168.243/204.734/14.757 ms

aviadmini

@DewlanceVPS said:
Happy New Year from India, Japan, USA, Australia, Congo, Austria, Denmark, Poland... Read More.

At least it's not a signout link

tarisu

After sharing an offer on our website:
Edit: People are entering even though there is no offer

Greyhound

@aviadmini said:

@DewlanceVPS said:
Happy New Year from India, Japan, USA, Australia, Congo, Austria, Denmark, Poland... Read More.

At least it's not a signout link

I thought it was...

plumberg

@Greyhound said:

@aviadmini said:

@DewlanceVPS said:
Happy New Year from India, Japan, USA, Australia, Congo, Austria, Denmark, Poland... Read More.

At least it's not a signout link

I thought it was...

I wanted a signout link

Now it's all broken.... gaaaaahhhhh

ralf

@jackober said:

RIGGED

jet3918

@naranjatech Keep the party going

naranjatech

Let's GO!

anakara

Happy New Year Everyone 🎇🎆🎉

ralf

@naranjatech said:
Let's GO!

Wait what?

naranjatech

FLASH SALE: 27,50€/year NL pure NVMe VMs

Specifications:

• 2 vCPU AMD EPYC 7763
• 4 GB RAM
• 100 GB NVMe
• 10 TB Traffic @ 1Gbps
• 1 IPv4
• /64 IPv6
• Location: Dronten, The Netherlands
• Limited quantity
• Promo code: 8Z1SX4WUG1
• € 27,50/yr Recurring

First PAY first COME!

ORDER HERE

plumberg

Ok, why did I buy another one from @naranjatech

moji

Tonight is @naranjatech’s indie show，Thank you so much

Jamph

@plumberg69 said:
Ok, why did I buy another one from @naranjatech

I'm thinking the exact same thing

plumberg

How much of a difference between this epyc and Genova?

plumberg

@Jamph said:

@plumberg69 said:
Ok, why did I buy another one from @naranjatech

I'm thinking the exact same thing

And.....?

chenx_dust

@naranjatech any offer below 10eur/yr? It's quite a pity for me that i missed the 9.5eur/yr one.

yyds

@FAT32 said:

@e2bs2k1 said:
@FAT32 老哥什么时区还没睡啊😦

东八区 UTC+8

原来是自己人 哈哈

mandala

@beanman109 said:

@mandala said:
@admax I uninstalled adblock, please come back.

Apparently FAT32 resisted my adblock despite being an admin.

why did u block admax with adblock

Please listen to me, it was an accident. I didn't mean to block him, I swear.

I’ll be the first to admit it—I didn’t want to install adblock. I wanted to be noble, righteous, a beacon of moral integrity who supported online creators by graciously tolerating the occasional harmless signout links. But no. That’s not what I got. What I got was digital warfare. Within minutes of opening my browser, I was being bombarded by blinking neon lights, flashing pop-ups, and ominous countdown timers warning me that “THIS SINGLE MJJ IS IN YOUR AREA!”—as if the fate of the universe hinged on me hooking with a deadpool promoter. And the videos! Oh, the videos. I’d open one innocent megathread, and suddenly my speakers were blaring some cat laughing at me at a volume that made my neighbors think I was hosting a demolition derby in my mom's basement. And don’t even get me started on the when deal comments. One minute, I’m reading about how to keep my VPS alive, and the next, I’m in an all-out battle with a pop-up asking if I “want to buy veggies with cryptocurrency.” No, Calin, I don’t—I just want to know why my VPS is dying!

But it didn’t stop there. The signout links got smarter. Sneakier. They learned how to disguise themselves as link to deals that only led to signout link, creating an endless loop of digital despair. They multiplied faster than rabbits and clogged my LET until I couldn’t tell where the prank ended and the madness began. I tried to fight back. I clicked “Flag.” I reported the comment. And every single time, the signout links just cackled and multiplied. It was like trying to swat flies with a pool noodle. Eventually, I reached my breaking point when a signout link in disguise rickrolled me. That’s when I snapped. That’s when I went full digital vigilante and installed adblock like a hero donning armor before battle.

And let me tell you—instant peace. It was like stepping out of iHostArt server room and into a quiet forest where the only sound was birdsong and the gentle hum of freedom. No more intrusive MMJ asking for double bandwidth. No more autoplay jarring sounds. Just pure, uninterrupted browsing bliss. Sure, maybe I’ve deprived a few MMJs of their ability to shove complaints in my face, but you know what? If ads relies on making my laptop sound like dad's sneeze, they deserve to fail. I don’t regret it. I won’t regret it. And if LET wants to know why I did it, they can check the 14 deals I missed due to distractions.

Look, I didn’t mean to block admax. Honestly, I didn’t even know it was possible to block admax. Does LET even have that feature? But apparently, all it took was one click—one righteous, liberating click—to install adblock, and poof! admax was gone. Vanished. Erased from my screen and my life like he never existed.

And before anyone gets all judgy, let me explain—I loved admax, okay? We had history. admax was there for me when I didn’t know I needed to see fumo bouncing on a bed. He was there during my 3 a.m. deep dives into LET lores. admax was... persistent. Always online, sure. Overbearing, thanks every comment, absolutely. But he was there. And maybe, just maybe, I grew attached to his chaotic presence. Unfortunately, the ads drove me nut. So, I did what I had to do. I installed adblock. And that’s when I realised—I hadn’t just silenced admax. I had blocked him.

Now, in the very first moment of the year, I sit here in the eerie calm of an ad-free world, wondering if I did the right thing. Sure, my browser is faster, quieter, and no longer feels like a carnival funhouse run by caffeine-addicted low-life MMJ. I think I can hear admax’s faint cries—"HEY DUDE! WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!”—echoing from the void. I really want him back. I'm sorry, I'm so so sorry admax. I beg for your forgiveness. Please come back to LET, please.

NHNHNH000

wtf
tl;dr?

Beniskickbutt

@ralf said:

@jackober said:

RIGGED

RIGGED. Dont see my name

plumberg

@mandala said:

@beanman109 said:

@mandala said:
@admax I uninstalled adblock, please come back.

Apparently FAT32 resisted my adblock despite being an admin.

why did u block admax with adblock

Please listen to me, it was an accident. I didn't mean to block him, I swear.

I’ll be the first to admit it—I didn’t want to install adblock. I wanted to be noble, righteous, a beacon of moral integrity who supported online creators by graciously tolerating the occasional harmless signout links. But no. That’s not what I got. What I got was digital warfare. Within minutes of opening my browser, I was being bombarded by blinking neon lights, flashing pop-ups, and ominous countdown timers warning me that “THIS SINGLE MJJ IS IN YOUR AREA!”—as if the fate of the universe hinged on me hooking with a deadpool promoter. And the videos! Oh, the videos. I’d open one innocent megathread, and suddenly my speakers were blaring some cat laughing at me at a volume that made my neighbors think I was hosting a demolition derby in my mom's basement. And don’t even get me started on the when deal comments. One minute, I’m reading about how to keep my VPS alive, and the next, I’m in an all-out battle with a pop-up asking if I “want to buy veggies with cryptocurrency.” No, Calin, I don’t—I just want to know why my VPS is dying!

But it didn’t stop there. The signout links got smarter. Sneakier. They learned how to disguise themselves as link to deals that only led to signout link, creating an endless loop of digital despair. They multiplied faster than rabbits and clogged my LET until I couldn’t tell where the prank ended and the madness began. I tried to fight back. I clicked “Flag.” I reported the comment. And every single time, the signout links just cackled and multiplied. It was like trying to swat flies with a pool noodle. Eventually, I reached my breaking point when a signout link in disguise rickrolled me. That’s when I snapped. That’s when I went full digital vigilante and installed adblock like a hero donning armor before battle.

And let me tell you—instant peace. It was like stepping out of iHostArt server room and into a quiet forest where the only sound was birdsong and the gentle hum of freedom. No more intrusive MMJ asking for double bandwidth. No more autoplay jarring sounds. Just pure, uninterrupted browsing bliss. Sure, maybe I’ve deprived a few MMJs of their ability to shove complaints in my face, but you know what? If ads relies on making my laptop sound like dad's sneeze, they deserve to fail. I don’t regret it. I won’t regret it. And if LET wants to know why I did it, they can check the 14 deals I missed due to distractions.

Look, I didn’t mean to block admax. Honestly, I didn’t even know it was possible to block admax. Does LET even have that feature? But apparently, all it took was one click—one righteous, liberating click—to install adblock, and poof! admax was gone. Vanished. Erased from my screen and my life like he never existed.

And before anyone gets all judgy, let me explain—I loved admax, okay? We had history. admax was there for me when I didn’t know I needed to see fumo bouncing on a bed. He was there during my 3 a.m. deep dives into LET lores. admax was... persistent. Always online, sure. Overbearing, thanks every comment, absolutely. But he was there. And maybe, just maybe, I grew attached to his chaotic presence. Unfortunately, the ads drove me nut. So, I did what I had to do. I installed adblock. And that’s when I realised—I hadn’t just silenced admax. I had blocked him.

Now, in the very first moment of the year, I sit here in the eerie calm of an ad-free world, wondering if I did the right thing. Sure, my browser is faster, quieter, and no longer feels like a carnival funhouse run by caffeine-addicted low-life MMJ. I think I can hear admax’s faint cries—"HEY DUDE! WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!”—echoing from the void. I really want him back. I'm sorry, I'm so so sorry admax. I beg you forgiveness. Please come back to LET, please.

Reggards,
Cope

ralf

@mandala said:

@beanman109 said:

@mandala said:
@admax I uninstalled adblock, please come back.

Apparently FAT32 resisted my adblock despite being an admin.

why did u block admax with adblock

Please listen to me, it was an accident. I didn't mean to block him, I swear.

I’ll be the first to admit it—I didn’t want to install adblock. I wanted to be noble, righteous, a beacon of moral integrity who supported online creators by graciously tolerating the occasional harmless signout links. But no. That’s not what I got. What I got was digital warfare. Within minutes of opening my browser, I was being bombarded by blinking neon lights, flashing pop-ups, and ominous countdown timers warning me that “THIS SINGLE MJJ IS IN YOUR AREA!”—as if the fate of the universe hinged on me hooking with a deadpool promoter. And the videos! Oh, the videos. I’d open one innocent megathread, and suddenly my speakers were blaring some cat laughing at me at a volume that made my neighbors think I was hosting a demolition derby in my mom's basement. And don’t even get me started on the when deal comments. One minute, I’m reading about how to keep my VPS alive, and the next, I’m in an all-out battle with a pop-up asking if I “want to buy veggies with cryptocurrency.” No, Calin, I don’t—I just want to know why my VPS is dying!

But it didn’t stop there. The signout links got smarter. Sneakier. They learned how to disguise themselves as link to deals that only led to signout link, creating an endless loop of digital despair. They multiplied faster than rabbits and clogged my LET until I couldn’t tell where the prank ended and the madness began. I tried to fight back. I clicked “Flag.” I reported the comment. And every single time, the signout links just cackled and multiplied. It was like trying to swat flies with a pool noodle. Eventually, I reached my breaking point when a signout link in disguise rickrolled me. That’s when I snapped. That’s when I went full digital vigilante and installed adblock like a hero donning armor before battle.

And let me tell you—instant peace. It was like stepping out of iHostArt server room and into a quiet forest where the only sound was birdsong and the gentle hum of freedom. No more intrusive MMJ asking for double bandwidth. No more autoplay jarring sounds. Just pure, uninterrupted browsing bliss. Sure, maybe I’ve deprived a few MMJs of their ability to shove complaints in my face, but you know what? If ads relies on making my laptop sound like dad's sneeze, they deserve to fail. I don’t regret it. I won’t regret it. And if LET wants to know why I did it, they can check the 14 deals I missed due to distractions.

Look, I didn’t mean to block admax. Honestly, I didn’t even know it was possible to block admax. Does LET even have that feature? But apparently, all it took was one click—one righteous, liberating click—to install adblock, and poof! admax was gone. Vanished. Erased from my screen and my life like he never existed.

And before anyone gets all judgy, let me explain—I loved admax, okay? We had history. admax was there for me when I didn’t know I needed to see fumo bouncing on a bed. He was there during my 3 a.m. deep dives into LET lores. admax was... persistent. Always online, sure. Overbearing, thanks every comment, absolutely. But he was there. And maybe, just maybe, I grew attached to his chaotic presence. Unfortunately, the ads drove me nut. So, I did what I had to do. I installed adblock. And that’s when I realised—I hadn’t just silenced admax. I had blocked him.

Now, in the very first moment of the year, I sit here in the eerie calm of an ad-free world, wondering if I did the right thing. Sure, my browser is faster, quieter, and no longer feels like a carnival funhouse run by caffeine-addicted low-life MMJ. I think I can hear admax’s faint cries—"HEY DUDE! WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!”—echoing from the void. I really want him back. I'm sorry, I'm so so sorry admax. I beg for your forgiveness. Please come back to LET, please.

what did i just read?

ralf

@Beniskickbutt said:

@ralf said:

@jackober said:

RIGGED

RIGGED. Dont see my name

EXACTLY

Whoa

@mandala said:
Wall of text

plumberg

@ralf said:

@Beniskickbutt said:

@ralf said:

@jackober said:

RIGGED

RIGGED. Dont see my name

EXACTLY

Everything
Is
Rigged

What to do?
Cope Hard

When?
Every second

Blembim

@mandala said:

@beanman109 said:

@mandala said:
@admax I uninstalled adblock, please come back.

Apparently FAT32 resisted my adblock despite being an admin.

why did u block admax with adblock

Please listen to me, it was an accident. I didn't mean to block him, I swear.

I’ll be the first to admit it—I didn’t want to install adblock. I wanted to be noble, righteous, a beacon of moral integrity who supported online creators by graciously tolerating the occasional harmless signout links. But no. That’s not what I got. What I got was digital warfare. Within minutes of opening my browser, I was being bombarded by blinking neon lights, flashing pop-ups, and ominous countdown timers warning me that “THIS SINGLE MJJ IS IN YOUR AREA!”—as if the fate of the universe hinged on me hooking with a deadpool promoter. And the videos! Oh, the videos. I’d open one innocent megathread, and suddenly my speakers were blaring some cat laughing at me at a volume that made my neighbors think I was hosting a demolition derby in my mom's basement. And don’t even get me started on the when deal comments. One minute, I’m reading about how to keep my VPS alive, and the next, I’m in an all-out battle with a pop-up asking if I “want to buy veggies with cryptocurrency.” No, Calin, I don’t—I just want to know why my VPS is dying!

But it didn’t stop there. The signout links got smarter. Sneakier. They learned how to disguise themselves as link to deals that only led to signout link, creating an endless loop of digital despair. They multiplied faster than rabbits and clogged my LET until I couldn’t tell where the prank ended and the madness began. I tried to fight back. I clicked “Flag.” I reported the comment. And every single time, the signout links just cackled and multiplied. It was like trying to swat flies with a pool noodle. Eventually, I reached my breaking point when a signout link in disguise rickrolled me. That’s when I snapped. That’s when I went full digital vigilante and installed adblock like a hero donning armor before battle.

And let me tell you—instant peace. It was like stepping out of iHostArt server room and into a quiet forest where the only sound was birdsong and the gentle hum of freedom. No more intrusive MMJ asking for double bandwidth. No more autoplay jarring sounds. Just pure, uninterrupted browsing bliss. Sure, maybe I’ve deprived a few MMJs of their ability to shove complaints in my face, but you know what? If ads relies on making my laptop sound like dad's sneeze, they deserve to fail. I don’t regret it. I won’t regret it. And if LET wants to know why I did it, they can check the 14 deals I missed due to distractions.

Look, I didn’t mean to block admax. Honestly, I didn’t even know it was possible to block admax. Does LET even have that feature? But apparently, all it took was one click—one righteous, liberating click—to install adblock, and poof! admax was gone. Vanished. Erased from my screen and my life like he never existed.

And before anyone gets all judgy, let me explain—I loved admax, okay? We had history. admax was there for me when I didn’t know I needed to see fumo bouncing on a bed. He was there during my 3 a.m. deep dives into LET lores. admax was... persistent. Always online, sure. Overbearing, thanks every comment, absolutely. But he was there. And maybe, just maybe, I grew attached to his chaotic presence. Unfortunately, the ads drove me nut. So, I did what I had to do. I installed adblock. And that’s when I realised—I hadn’t just silenced admax. I had blocked him.

Now, in the very first moment of the year, I sit here in the eerie calm of an ad-free world, wondering if I did the right thing. Sure, my browser is faster, quieter, and no longer feels like a carnival funhouse run by caffeine-addicted low-life MMJ. I think I can hear admax’s faint cries—"HEY DUDE! WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!”—echoing from the void. I really want him back. I'm sorry, I'm so so sorry admax. I beg for your forgiveness. Please come back to LET, please.

tarisu

Tech Team said there will be no more offers for LET, should I listen to them?

raza19

🎉 Happy New Year, LowEndTalk Family! 🎉

As the clock ticks us into a new year, I want to raise a toast to the legends of the megathread—@FAT32, @EMGH, and all you deal-hungry warriors who keep the chaos alive! 🍾

Let’s keep the spirit alive: the page counts, the giveaways, the banter, and of course, the endless hunt for more RAM and fewer downtime excuses. Here’s to another year of threads that never die, servers that stay up (hopefully), and deals that make us refresh faster than our bank accounts can keep up.

Stay hilarious, stay sarcastic, and may your VPS always have 100% uptime. See you all in the megathreads of 2025!