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ddr4 for my personal projects found some really cheap colo in Sweden where I live paying only about 30 euros/month

will lose money on the long term, and it was not cheap, it was 600 euro.

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Cheap yearly deals are IMO better: folks consider that it might be sustainable (that way you attract buyers that would have been afraid by a clearly unsustainable lifetime deal) and if you have active

I don't get it why you need our help when you are offering lifetime hosting service for so cheap. You should focus on the yearly sale itself rather then this lifetime deal and asking for favor.

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Cloudflare is also a registrar now, and they offer domains at wholesale prices, and security wise I just don't trust any of the other large registrars. (Godaddy, network solutions, etc)

i think namecheap is best , also should not move domains just to save few dollars. and you twitting etc so that users knows why your website is down , well if you have such big user based that they ne

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Nope. I only have 1 HH VPS and that's a cheap 26xxv2 one. Compared to quite a few other VPS with that processor generation my @hosthatch VPS is actually a pleasure to use and among the fastest.

Reading this makes me think of removing the privacy protection for my domains. Without privacy protection the old and the new ownership data would remain the same instead of changing from Privacy Some

Waste of power and money. E5 v2 is lowest you should go if you will use heat as house heating or you have reeaaaally cheap power (or colo for cheap, but in this case you want to do it in home). If not

A few years ago, I discovered a secret in the domain registration business: many registrars offer a cheaper price for domain transfer than domain renewal, as a means to attract new customers.

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Some people do like false saving options (example: bank accounts with 0.01% is definitely one of option as inflation rate is above 6%), plenty of eBay sellers went bust as trading ultra cheap will not

Depends what hardware you use. Not too old CPUs are really energy efficient, even more so at idle. With a decent PSU (saving money going for a cheap / low efficiency PSU is not saving money, in the lo

I'm guessing providers are paying the DCs less for power that you're paying your utlities provider. Cheap old/lowend hardware is I guess more likely to be inefficient in terms of power use unless you

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