You are comparison is wrong. Cloudflare has way more money, brain resources, clientele and generaly inovating and escalating on global scale. You can compare amazon, google or microsoft to cloudflare.

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Ya, self-host might be the best choice right now. I think I can use amazon ses as outgoing mail.

TL;DR, all corporations do i worked with amazon for three months and it does give access to the customer account if situation demands it, i mean they technically have your data when you made your acco

I'm also going to have a backup with a mailing service, hosted, in case something happens to my IPs, I can quickly change the transport to Amazon SES or mailgun or sendinblue or whatever.

In fact, we were involved just as they were implementing "2.0" in which everything changed, but things did work better after that. They probably hired a few Amazon engineers.

I can spend €5.50 on a year of LowEndSeedbox, or I can spend the same amount renting three movies on Amazon.

P..S.: Also, it kind of bugs me that a lot of these IPs are from "reputable" providers like Amazon, Digital Ocean, OVH, etc., and you'd think they'd care about shutting down so many

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With that said... we are using Amazon SES for SMTP transactions for things like WHMCS, as Google Workspace was ocassionally throwing errors when trying to bulk mail (i.e. sometimes happened during the

Amazon Lightsail has some APAC locations at 3.5/mo for a 512MB RAM VPS. That's the cheapest I could find for monthly payment in this region.

With iCloud, you don't own your data and it's stored on a company's server - same with Microsoft, Google, and Amazon. With Nextcloud, you own your own data.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers the P3 and P2 instances, which come with NVIDIA Tesla GPUs and are priced at $0.9 to $3.06 per hour, depending on the configuration.

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true - these are the same people with an Amazon Alexa (or some other listening device in their home) & they love it

1x Amazon Echo Dot

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Amazon now sells more ebooks than hardcover books.

During the past 40 years, at least 20% of the Amazon rainforest has been cut down.

At US$309 billion, Apple was the world's second most valuable brand in 2019. Amazon was first.