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-- B L A C K F R I D A Y -- by LETs #1 TOP PROVIDER RackNerd! - HUNDREDS OF GIVEAWAYS! COME GET SOME
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Sheeeeesh! Love it
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Hi @jvGreen -- Thank You for choosing RackNerd as your provider!
We've gone ahead and doubled your bandwidth
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Hi @yyyspam -- Thank You for choosing RackNerd as your provider
We've gone ahead and doubled your bandwidth resources.
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Page 236 took 26 minutes
WELCOME TO PAGE 237 !!!!!!!!
That's ok, time is relative after all! And it waits for nobody.
You still here @dustinc ?
I think he's considering doing a France surprise giveaway really quickly while we're here
LOL
Hi @Turbo_Pascal -- great question! I'd say its a generally accepted fact within the industry that bandwidth and power costs are much higher in Singapore and other APAC regions, compared to others. Maybe that might change in 5-10 years from now, but as of today - this appears to be the case overall. Limited colocation facility options as well. Whether the additional cost is embedded into the base cost of the service, or providers charging an extra surcharge for deployment in APAC regions, overall costs for products/services in this region tend to be higher compared to say, North America based regions.
Alternatively, our west coast datacenter locations within the US (i.e. Los Angeles DC-02, San Jose, Seattle, etc) are still a good fit for those in Asia, and provide decent enough latency for most use-cases
We can only hope that he hears you and does it. Fingers crossed.
Hi @ISC -- Glad you were able to secure one of these deals!
We've doubled your bandwidth allocation 👌
Yep, still here.
Now the question is... where do you think he goes, when he's not here? :-O
AINT NO PARTY LIKE A RACKNERD PARTY 🎉
To the local RackNerd party ?
Of course there is always the possibility that he just goes back to work.
Could be, I always suspected there could be some of those, but those are without any strippers, right?
Not sure about that, but they do have the best whiskey.
Hi @fensuiji -- all set on these. Great work on the growth, thank you again!!
I'll take one on the rocks, thanks! Not shaken nor stirred.
Hi @devclszzz -- Woot woot, appreciate you deploying this with us
We've gone ahead and doubled your bandwidth resources.