No joke. Really. Lets see if this is feasible.

Cheap things are cheap, until they are not cheap, then you cancel the no-longer-cheap things and get other cheap things. Every once and a while there's a unicorn cheap thing that stays a cheap thing -

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You can always get one of them little dell mini PCs and colo it with me (Image)

I have been vaguely wondering if anyone would form a little group to share a colo rack in Berlin. But I don't have mental bandwidth to start that project right now.

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Seen a lot of guys grow over the years. They usually not 7/y cheap anymore so prices have become a bit more premium. If its a nice and knowledgeable team, I'd pick them any day over a faceless organis

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But if you want to route it from a real transit ISP, get a cheap carrier-neutral colo and Cogent or HE.net transit. Or pay $300/mo for a 10 Mbps dedicated connection to your house/office.

Fuq me, I had the option to buy a few hundred DDR4 dims in early 2025 at penys on a dollar compared to today, I said, for what the fuq to get them, they are cheap.

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I think you already answered your own question: A real US business-ISP. All you'll have to do is mail them. They'll love the idea and it's going to be super cheap too.

A VPS provider can be cheap. I understand that.

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Sadly not everyone can be as cheap as the biggest hosts on the market, some of which have millions of customers to spread costs across. Among privacy focused companies we're actually on the competitiv

All jokes aside, that's probably a good idea. It's easy to get into and is relatively low-risk, so when things inevitably become too difficult, you won't have burned tens of thousands of dollars and y