Well, there is/have been quite a bunch of extensions being marketed through this approach (from .ws as supposedly website or worldsite, over .co to .cm and .bz as short form of the practically failed

twice the processing power. Enjoy €10 off an astoundingly affordable server configuration.

I would like to recommend to use .com.

I am using FastPanel right now, because Free and support to create user/reseller account.

I have a dream... where I don't forget to renew buyvm.net/buyshared.net/frantech.ca.

It's a passion project and if we can break even on the registrar-related costs we'd consider it a success. We have a number of other hosts that want to be resellers, who we'll sell to at effectively c

The rasengen guy seems to be Andrew Lee.

Honestly I understood your question just went through the whole process that's why I'm advising you to avoid going down that road...

.xyz is a real registry that owns its own TLD (actually more than one) from ICANN and has relationships with most ICANN accredited registrars, that are reselling. xyz domains.

You can also 'roll-your-own' with a VPS.

Appreciate your curiosity! The concern isn't so much about showing the racks themselves but about revealing specific configurations, security measures, and operational details that could be pieced tog

You're right; the narrative around sharing visuals of our data center has evolved. Initially, the enthusiasm for a video tour did seem like an excellent way to engage with our community and customers.

I believe people have been wanting to see it and asking for it, for many months now, so this isn't something new.

Point taken about the photos – we've been all about security and keeping things under wraps for client privacy. It's clear though, in this space, folks really value visual proof.

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Since you've brought this up, you claim your DC to be:

That has been my experience. I have sent email contents, test emails, blocked emails for review. All of them, one off emails to relatives with an occasional link or attached photo?

Guys, what do you think about this? It runs on NodeJS! Thanks! Tom

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