Just because their website says interxion it means nothing, they can't fix the uptime status for over a year now, when something goes down they always write that everything is fine and everyone here a

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also my own api (but because my community is dying over the last 3 years, it does not get used)

It sounds to me like you went way above and beyond for the client, and that you have a pretty solid defense against any legal action (which is likely just an empty threat anyway).

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Automated Backups: No thanks, I will keep my own backups ($0.00)

I can't say anything about the employee's response, perhaps as part of this discussion he will come back and add more information as https://aeza.net/en/data-center says otherwise and either the emplo

Oh yah. Those as well. Floppies were the first storage devices that I used. Then, came USBs obviously after CDs and DVDs. Remember the time when WIn 98 required drivers to be installed manually for US

Can't find any info on it. But, its deficient for mid-advanced usage. It's not safe, in that they do keep logs, to say the least. Coming from a Chinese company, that doesn't work in their favour too.

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As for the fact that they should not accept Russian payment methods on the international version of the site is a dubious thesis. Why? If many people are happy with this method of payment, then let it

I remember zip drives being the first hot new game changer coming out when I started gaming on PC. Started off with floppys. It was always fun when you wanted to do something on the PC that required y

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I read somewhere once that the built in VPN in opera is not a true VPN. I dont know exactly where its deficient, I cant really remember. When I used to use opera I used the VPN feature as well fairly

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I see. Might have to try on my old Mini PC.

What's funny is I used ungoogle chrome on a hella old laptop. Was using it to just remote desktop to my main PC at home. On old hardware it's better than chrome.

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