Storage: 40GB NVMe (boot)

LET can be challenging. Old members are well aware of its rough edges. It's not entirely bad or toxic. There is value here, just buried beneath a lot of noise. You need to know what to filter out, rec

For a time, we paid to be listed there as a provider. During that period, two individuals made it their habit to follow our representatives into every thread and repeat the same false claims about MXr

I'd like to introduce you all to bgpscout.io.

* yes backup schedule will be configurable. the service actually has point-in-time recovery enabled, so you can restore the service to either the last backup or your choosen time.

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@angstrom Since it's not Racknerd, could we have the title changed to avoid reputational harm?

yep, just saw that too. Looks like this was recently colocrossing AS?

They seem to be suggesting the affected host is HostPapa, (AS36352): https://ipinfo.io/AS36352

Looking on r/homelab a reddit user reported that someone used local TTY access to create a user on their VPS and use for botnet purposes.

Also: are you betting on storage device prices getting down very soon?

Such an extrapolation of just a small deal which doesn't affect me at all if nobody buys it, I am happy to keep it with me.

Be careful both providers you mention do from time to time KYCs, block accounts and hold the money. For high and many transactions this is a problem very fast.

Is extension supported? Wanting to run TimescaleDB

Hoping to run timescaledb on top of it.

Woul recommend cryptomus or heleket than ever go near Bitpay or Coinbase, which don't actually take crypto just their own private wallets

I'm setting up my own e-commerce site for my UK customers based on PrestaShop. I want something really fast. The traffic will be very low, so I will have very few concurrent users.

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that's a fair point. The main difference is that we handle things like installation, initial tuning, encryption, upgrades, backups, and patching - along with any additional configurations and features