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I'd line that up more with the fact that the reality of the situation is that IPv4 holds more value than the cheapest prices you'll find.

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I mean, practically, doesn't that increase the price of the cheapest VPS I could realistically grab from BuyVM?

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Buyvm Luxemborg 512Mb used to be my go to for cheap and quality VPS. Now their lowest offering starts from 3.5$. Are there any decent alternatives? It sucks that the providers are taking away the lowe

* Your own single reverse proxy on protected network like BuyVM+Path.net or OVH. Pretty cheap ($5) but two problems: slower loading, especially if visitors are from around the world + lower availabili

I still see a lot of sales of two-letter domains, for example you can see some recent sales on NameBio: https://namebio.com/?s==gzN4AzMwczM

new IP if it changes. Another idea is to get one cheap server and have it as "hop server" to other ones. It will harden your VPS security too - only you can SSH into server.

What today are "crazy prices" will be dirt cheap in 10 years. Single-letter domain prices are still manageable.

Edit: Can anybody share YABS from Linode? Very curious about their "40Gbps network In" in their cheap VPSes.

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https://micro.domains/

My dear friend, unless you can purchase one privately, I am afraid probably not - usually registrars charge a premium for these domains even if they are permitted to 'drop'.

I can find 3 letter domains (ex. exm.pl) but not 2 letter or 1 letter domains. Are they all taken, or is there a way to get some without paying crazy prices?

Hetzner is somewhat more expensive but even gives you 20 TB if I remember correctly. Honestly, what DO did offer a few years ago, simple, cheap & easy to use VPS servers for 5 bucks, isn't all

Find a cheap network card with the same chipset and replace the Lan chip with the one from your freshly "washed" motherboard.

Also the market overall is getting more expensive. Sustainability is preferred over cheap prices.