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Centurylink gives me 2x1000mbps symmetrical for $100/month. This is because of a contention ratio, existing cabling, residential no-SLA.

The shitty residential ISPs are going to be cheaper.

Everyone in the US knows that residential ISPs (Comcast/Charter/Centurylink/etc) sucks, right?

Yes, the dedicated bandwidth, the ones that datacenters use, not the residential or shared lines.

Does it have to be colo? Why not residential internet?

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Do they need to be clean, residential IP addresses? Is this related to shoes or email at all?

Sorry it came out wrong, I am very happy with network. I am from US, and I pay my residential ISP $40/month for 30 Mbps Download 3 Mbps Upload, and 1 TB data cap lol.

For some chinese mini pc even 30 hamsters should be enough at 0.4 watts. Could be the perfect LET dedi hosted on some crappy residential line with LTE as backup route.

Botnets? Don't really need a residential IP though...

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I needed linux vps with residential ip. Need in bulk, Give me suggestions.

What does "almost" residential IPs mean? 🤔

All friends you can contact https://www.premiumrdp.com for vps from 250+ locations with almost residential ips

Yeah to give you some insight: The larger providers don't just have more IP space and therefore more compromised servers, they're also more highly targeted by extremely skilled individuals with malici

$40/kw (Irkutsk) is craazy, it's around 5 cents per kwh, much less than commercial or residential electricity around here. Installing gear in Irkutsk is probably impractical for most of us though.

I have been doing this for a long time and the only way to do it is by VPN. Unless you blackhat some crap and cobble it up. No one gives residential IPS out of a datacenter and if they do then ripe, a

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