Hello everyone, we’ve restocked some 64GB models.

I'd like to ask a question: None of us know who Eric really is. He's hiding his identity from us, isn't he?

We have an api being worked on if you plan on reselling services on your own account : https://api.servers.guru

There's a reason that law school takes three years in the U.S. after obtaining a four year undergraduate degree, and multiple days of tests to get licensed.

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None of this is a legal reason for a chargeback. You're allowed to request a chargeback in the following circumstances:

My first Slackware was on 3.5" floppies in early 1994. You downloaded a couple dozen and each floppy had a name like A1, A2, D1, D2, N1, something like that. I think "A1, etc.&

1) There is no need to save the Acceptable Use Policy page. The page has already been saved for many months or years (by us) for that very reason. If you search for versions saved from 1 year ago, you

My slackware linux machine was a tulip 386sx desktop it had a whopping 33mhz and 2mb of ram. The default www webserver was still cern httpd. Apache was a new kid on the block then. Compiling the kerne

No, but comments from others are clearly going in that direction. Again: people only think in black and white these days. Am I concerned about future stability or providing the service I've paid for?

In all of my dealings with @alexhost I have always found them to be extremely friendly and helpful. They actively support the Open Source community.

Can you show me an invoice that states that you've paid to Lewis? Mine only has a reference to "VeloxMedia" - we can discuss if that company existed or not, but the invoice and payme

the reason Velox Media's customer to chargeback is simple and important one:

port and all with destination port 53. It slowed to a crawl and lost touch with my uptime monitor a few times, but it ultimately came back.

I'm looking for IP tunnel with ipv4 renting option(USA/CA). :

Around $2/IP and pricing varies from there depending on the allocation. You can bring your own IP space for no additional monthly charge.

Many AI players will likely go bust just in shear CAPEX to revenue. However, AI gets better with scale, therefore demand for power and scale will not diminish likely ever. Arguably, compute is the tru

Soon the AI bubble pops, prices return to normal, the USA implodes and prices crater to the floor and nobody has a job but also your rent quadruples.

It's not possible for competitors to enter these markets. You fork off from an existing company with a hundred billion dollar investment to build your own chip factories, or you build 1970s technology

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