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In other words, they built a small DC on the cheap, then they tried to ride the wave until it broke, and they were lucky that it was for a few hours only.

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Things will never be cheap enough, good enough, robust enough, easy enough, exclusive enough, fast enough, drama inducing enough for the LET crowd. No sense marketing to people full of nonsense.

LET providers, want something cheap, attractive, and even if we don't have a lot of complex features! (Image)

There are reasons why this happened. But there could also be steps to prevent or avoid this unfortunate event. This is where you learn quality and so called investment. Not just cheap, affordable and

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And fact is that one of their colo units was destroyed/rendered unusable by a fire. IF they had had proper anti-fire systems that wouldn't have happened, simple as that.

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They are cheap though... Their Kimsufi brand has dedicated servers for less than $20/month. Sure, they're 12-year-old Opterons or Xeons or low-end Atoms, but it's still a physical dedicated server.

Yes, "cheap" as in "anti-fire systems? Nuh, needless cost".

It's not just about power. And it's cheaper than in Germany, it's not that cheap.

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It is not standard practise for a VPS provider to provide, at least not a cheap one, complete free backups, much less when you are renting a dedicated server. Name an inexpensive provider that does, i