Super-cheap dedicated seedbox

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Keeping expectations high is good for people that go for it. Even they can't do all the things but for having a high expectation they actually achieve at least some of it. Another thing that VzLinux i

But, would definitely recommend Kimsufi for long term cheap and reliable. They're probably a bit boring, and at the cheap end the specs are low, but I've had my KS-1 server for over 8 years, never not

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Looks good but it's a weak offering, when it is placed between similarly priced , unmetered BuyVM's dynamically attachable block storage system or ridiculously cheap and reliable time4vps ovz6.

Hetzner is the best, more active in the community comparing to cloud providers such as digitalocean,linode,vultr. And their dedicated servers are cheap and reliable.

I was and still am a noob, but if I understood correctly back then, @Francisco was one of the first people around these parts to actually make a "quality low-end VPS company" work. L

DigitalOcean, Vultr, and Linode don't have the resources to compete with them on the feature list. So they're a good alternative on the pricing end, but anything more advanced and your ability to sca

that can support Windows guests. Looking for as cheap as possible and I don't care where it is. Doesn't need a lot of bandwidth. Looking to keep the price around $50-75USD. Hoping a provider here has

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The thing about the KS-LE that drove people nuts is that it's cheap and actually good.

Virmach - Insanely cheap (I have some $5/year KVM plans), stable, lower performance but still fine for a lot of tasks

Cheap, quick, helpful and generous.

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I am a believer that reliability goes up when there are less points of failures, meaning a cheap, simple no-frills, motherboard is better than sophisticated, high-end, RGB-ridden motherboard.

hardware? I would assume that at least the cheap ones that may have something like an intel core i7 aren't.

i feel shame when i utilize a cheap <$10/y year nat or has an ip more than >$40/y

What do I need to buy? I read that ASP.NET is cross platform, so I could get a cheap linux server right, but how to run it?