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That said, I assume logging in wouldn't be that much of an effort for me, as I also go through the lengths to cancel my Readly sub always after the 2 free months, wait a couple months for their newsle

Not yet. I'll probably grab a Webhosting 2000 SE OST23 to experiment with it. The main drawback I see is that they limit the number of external domains. If nginx reverse proxy can be tweaked, it shoul

Custom Email hosting is always cheap. And pricing also depend how much storage you need. Generally users buy 5GB to 10GB as storage and cost will around $10/per year.

Hi LET:

Odoid-N2+ w/ 4G RAM, 83$ list but 100+ for 5% discount making the cost about 72€ each as a nice compromise. You don't generally want to invest into cheapest of the cheap. CPU is Armlogic S922X Quad-Co

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@Arkas what is a reasonable repeat rate for starting these new-but-almost-identical request threads?

Hi guys, I'm looking for some cheap options in EU, US (CO, CA preferred) with budget around ~15 a year with 2TB bw per mo, dedicated IPv4, line speed is not problem, just need to stable.

Porkbun offers a free .pro, .dev, .app domains for the first year.

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Did you install some weird free windows license program that your legal department got off of softpedia? i mean this constructively because if you're going to be a cheap asshole you might as well put

That's why forwarding to Gmail can be problematic, because they do check DMARC against the From header, which means you usually can't even use SRS to forward emails from domains that have full reject

any address in the same mail server to other domains in there, which means that you could actually spoof e-mails. So no, it's definitely not validating SPF/DKIM/DMARC on their side. I don't think tha

I have registered yesterday an ovh domain which are also cheap.

.xyz domain is very cheap bro.

Scaleway Stardust is super cheap if you can do IPv6 only, or use some tunnel for IPv4. No SLA agreement, but should be fine for hobbyist projects.

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I believe that AWS Lightsail is the cheapest option.

Yeah, it's just one of many reasons why I think swap nowadays makes no sense at all (or being cheap and ordering service with not enough RAM), but you're right, most people don't even understand how m